The Shape of Care is a podcast that explores the world of caregiving. In this series, we hear stories from caregivers and the people they care for, and from experts and activists. There are so many of us doing this work, but we’re not talking to each other. We’re just trying to keep it together. This podcast is a platform for that conversation. Hopefully, one that helps people feel less alone.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
In this episode, Lisa Mullins, award-winning journalist and the podcast's advisor, interviews Mindy to get a behind the scenes look at The Shape of Care. In this animated conversation, you learn more about what motivated Mindy to create the podcast, ... more
This episode examines the critical role professional care workers play in guiding clients through the dying process. Ai-jen Poo, Co-Director of Caring Across Generations, weighs in on the long-term care crisis our country faces, and U.S. Senator Bob ... more
This episode chronicles the powerful relationship between Paula Fox, a dynamic Certified Nursing Assistant who cares for 94-year-old Rose Santilli, a resident at the Jewish Home in Bridgeport, Connecticut. It also explores alternative models for skil... more
This episode explores how Shazia Anwar helps Darlen Wagenius and her husband, Joe, address challenges in accessing quality long term care services. Shazia talks about her introduction to home care activism through her work with SEIU775. And we look a... more
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As a former caregiver to aging parents, I was immediatly pulled into this thoughtful and informative podcast. I love the way it's examining all the dimensions, challenges, and possibilities of caregiving--especially the option of enabling ailing loved ones to remain at home. I'm very much looking forward to the next episodes!
A wonderful and much-needed discussion of the crisis of care faced by so many on an individual basis and collectively by the nation as a whole as we baby boomers bubble into the elderly years. Mindy blends personal stories with the overarching policy questions in a podcast that is professionally produced and yet still feels like a conversation among friends. Anyone who has faced, is facing, or will face the reality of caring for a loved one should listen and join the conversation with questions... more
. . . podcast that explores the world of caregiving. I have learned so much from just the first couple of episodes and cannot wait to hear more. I subscribed after only 3 minutes into the intro episode.
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