Aging Today Podcast

Our great friend Kim Best, Best Conflict Solutions joins us for a 4 part series on Elder Rights. Utilizing the backdrop of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Kim and i have a robust discussion about protecting our elders. In Part 1, we take a deep dive into Elder Dignity. Kim's role as a professional mediator plays a significant role assisting families and individuals promoting dignity.

Dr. Katherine Esty returns for an important discussion on sex after 80. She describes in great detail how our views on sexual attraction change as we age. Most people are happier in their 80s, and along with that, most are also very happy and comfortable with their sexuality as they age. #Portland

Kathleen Cameron, Senior Director of the Center for Healthy Aging joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss the truths and myths of falls among seniors. We all know someone who has had a fall, and you may think it won’t happen to you. But falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults.

Kimberly Best, RN, MA, and Author joins us on the Aging Today Podcast. Our lives are our story and our story is our legacy. Failing to be purposeful in writing that final chapter can have devastating effects on us and our loved ones. Mediation is a tool to help us have these necessary conversations. We discuss Kimberly’s book, How To Live Forever, which is a guide to help you write the final chapter of your life. Relationships can be messy! But Kimberly introduces us to tools you can use to reconcile with the ones you love most.
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The heart of the matter is that there is a rhythm all around us. It is in nature, poetry, painting, and sculpting. Most notably, rhythm is found in the human heart. But, what happens when our heart’s rhythm is interrupted? Mellanie True Hills joins us on the Aging Today Podcast and shares her personal experience after almost dying in emergency heart surgery. Mellanie left the corporate executive life behind to become the Founder & CEO of the American Foundation for Women's Health and StopAfib.org. Never miss a heartbeat. Restore your life and freedom and let’s stop Afib! #Portland

Wally Reitz, Oregon’s own 97-year-old Veteran shares his first-hand accounts of WWII’s Battle of the Bulge. Wally’s insights on being a soldier, serving his country, and living through it to be a husband and father are priceless. It is always the Eleventh Hour on the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month that we all stop to remember the heroes who have made a difference serving their country. Wally Rietz, an ordinary man, shares his extraordinary story of service to his country during WWII. At 97 years of age, Wally relives serving in the Battle of the Bulge and then walking into the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps. He has seen the best and the worst of humankind. We salute all the men and women who have fought for our freedom, life, and liberty and whose sacrifices in the past allow us to have peace as we age in Portland today. Don’t miss this “up close and personal” salute to Veterans on the Aging Today podcast.

Dr. Maritza Perez joins us on Aging Today to discuss non-melanoma skin cancer. Basal cell carcinoma and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma are two of the most common types of cancer in the U.S. People over the age of 65 are at a greater risk for non-melanoma skin cancer, which can be removed when it’s caught early, but becomes more difficult to treat at advanced stages. Being proactive about your skin health and staying vigilant about sun protection is very important.

Dr. Kristi Tough DeSapri joins us on Aging Today to discuss, understand, prevent, and treat the symptoms of perimenopause, menopause, osteoporosis, low bone density, and fractures. Every woman will reach menopause and every woman will have their own unique menopause journey. Every 3 seconds, an osteoporosis-related fracture occurs, and 1 in 5 women will experience a re-fracture within 5 years.

Our great friend, Georgena Grace, joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss and highlight World Suicide Prevention Day. Suicide may be prevented simply by knowing the warning signs and deepening connections. This is an important interview you won’t want to miss!

Dr. Brad Lawson, PharmD and Walgreens Healthcare Supervisor joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss medication adherence and how Walgreens is assisting with the aging of America. Walgreens’ pharmacists play a critical role in the U.S. healthcare system by providing a wide range of pharmacy and healthcare services, including those that drive equitable access to care for the nation’s underserved populations.

Dr. Kaylie Zapanta joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss, how the gut microbiome affects the brain. Joining her in this discussion is Brian Turnbull, who is living with Parkinson's Disease. They have a very honest discussion on the impact of healthy nutrition and how that can influence our quality of life while living with Parkinson's or any chronic illness.

Debbie Weiss joins us on the Aging Today Podcast and inspires us to take control of our lives by harnessing our inner power regardless of our circumstances. After a life of prioritizing everyone else’s needs and opinions rather than her own, at the age of 50, Debbie realized that this was her one and only life. She didn’t want to look back years from now and regret the things she had never done. She stopped saying “I can’t” and replaced it with “Maybe I can!”

Linda and Charlie Bloom join us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss how we can have "splendid romantic partnerships." With over 50 years of practicing the art of relationship building, they are an open book and are the first to admit that today, their relationship is stronger because of the rough patches along the way. Tune in to hear a few of the 101 valuable lessons they have written about in their newest book, An End to Arguing.

Dr. Carole Ann Drick joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss our ending journey on this earth. Everyone’s journey has a beginning, a middle, and an end. Your life is exclusive starting with your birth, all your life experiences, and now, as you approach the end of your days. Your life journey is one-of-a-kind, incredibly valuable, and full of purpose as you approach your end-of-days. Click here & listen today: AgingToday.us

Catch another installment in our series – this week I was joined by Dr. Deborah Bier, Ph.D. to discuss movement disorders. Living with Parkinson's can be a challenge, but it is not the end. Connect with the right Neurologist, develop a life plan, and live your best life possible. Stay active.

Leslie Chambers, President & CEO of the American Parkinson Disease Association kicks off our 5-part series on Parkinson's Disease. Leslie and her team of dedicated professionals work tirelessly every day to provide support, education, and research to help everyone impacted by Parkinson's disease. Through the nationwide network of Chapters, Information & Referral Centers, you will discover many in-person and virtual programs, including everything from exercise and movement classes, to support groups and educational webinars.Click AgingToday.us and listen today!

Theresa Corcoran, Founder and Owner of Soft Landings, Solutions for Seniors joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss how her team supports you and your aging parents before, during, and after a move. Our homes often become cluttered with years of our "stuff," and living at home doesn’t work as well for us as it once did. Most of us are overwhelmed by the daunting prospect of downsizing, de-cluttering, organizing, and discarding. We may need a lot of help, or just a little encouragement and assistance. Either way, Senior Move Managers® can help.Click AgingToday.us and listen today!

Teepa Snow joins Aging Today to discuss the Qualities Of Effective Care Partners. By 2025 there will be 75 million Baby Boomers over the age of 65 here in the US. Who will care for these people? What is a Care Partner? Who should be Care Partners? Is Caregiving for Everyone? What are the Qualities of Effective Care Partners? Tune in to Teepa and Mark as they discuss answers to all these questions and more on the Aging Today Podcast

Did you know that 1 in 4 adults falls every year? However, most falls can be avoided by implementing fall risk management. According to Stephanie, falls are NOT a normal part of aging, and while no fall can be totally prevented, there is a lot that can be done to reduce a senior’s chances of falling. Tune in and listen to my discussion with Stephanie and learn how you can minimize your fall risk. Click AgingToday.us & listen!

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Chris Burres, Chief Scientist from MyVitalC. He discusses the benefits of taking one Nobel Prize-winning molecule, ESS60, in Organic Olive Oil. Does living a longer, healthier life sound appealing? Chris Burres, Carbon Nanomaterial scientist and Co-Founder of My Vital C join us on Aging Today to discuss the extraordinary benefits of ESS60 in Organic Olive Oil. It is Anti-Inflammatory, Antioxidant, and Antibacterial properties. The results are proving life-changing for many. Tune in to hear Chris tell this remarkable story of C 60/ESS 60. After hearing the story, and if you want to personally try it, log in to Myvitalc.com/agingtoday for your 25% discount.

Clinical Psychiatrist and Author, Dr. Daniel Lieberman, joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss his latest book Spell Bound. As we grow older, we become more introspective and focus more on our inner world. It flows from having more time for reflection, feeling a greater sense of responsibility for our own well-being (as opposed to blaming external factors), and simply having more life experience. For those who age well, this change of focus can lead to something we generally attribute to mystics and sages: The State of Transcendence. Click AgingToday.us today and listen!

Arvind Raichur, CEO & Co-Founder of DrOwl joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss the creation of their HIPAA-Compliant Health Record Platform. DrOwl empowers you to download your medical records, search and understand your records, and make data-driven healthcare decisions that can help you save money and improve your quality of care with better health outcomes. Your medical records belong to you, and this app gives you the ability to access them! Click AgingToday.us today and listen!

It’s never too late to go plant-based, and Twyla joins us as we go deep into the benefits of a whole food, plant-based lifestyle. Twyla shares some of her favorite recipes, including her incredible lasagna recipe, which you can find on her website. And as a bonus, every Aging Today Podcast listener can receive a gift from Steve, the owner of Chili Smith, which is Twyla’s go-to place for dried beans. To get yours, just drop a “Twyla” in the comments! And be sure to check out the Chili Smith website at www.chilismith.com. #PortlandClick AgingToday.us & listen!

120 million Americans will need care at home. Unfortunately, we only have 50 million caregivers to meet the growing need. So how will our elders receive the proper care? Technology is the solution, but not just any technology; the kind Sensi AI has innovated. Alon Brener, Co-Founder and CRO joins us to reveal the world's first in-home virtual care agent. This technology is truly a game-changer! Tune in and learn how Sensi.AI can make a difference in your care.

The heart of the matter is that there is a rhythm all around us. It is in nature, poetry, painting, and sculpting. Most notably, rhythm is found in the human heart. But, what happens when our heart’s rhythm is interrupted? Mellanie True Hills joins us on the Aging Today Podcast and shares her personal experience after almost dying in emergency heart surgery. Mellanie left the corporate executive life behind to become the Founder & CEO of the American Foundation for Women's Health and StopAfib.org. Never miss a heartbeat. Restore your life and freedom and let’s stop Afib! #PortlandClick AgingToday.us to listen to our interview!

What do you say to those living in the swamp of despair, depression, and disease? Howard Brown, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Advocate shares his journey in the swamp and how he overcame the sting of cancer twice. We discuss his book, Shining Brightly, a memoir of personal stories, reflections, and life lessons about hope, resilience, and shining your light. Click https://agingtoday.us/ to listen

Did you know that women are more likely to outlive their male partners? For that reason, women need the security of wealth in their homes to live better in retirement. Michelle Zafiris, Watermark Home Loans Reverse Mortgage Specialist joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to explain how reverse mortgages can bring women financial freedom. Click AgingToday.ustoday & listen!

Dr. Sharon Blackie, the award-winning author, mythologist, and psychologist joins us on the Aging Today Podcast. Approaching the mid to elder years of life can be a delicate if not confusing time of life. We discuss her latest book, Hagitude: Reimagining the Second Half of Life. Dr. Blackie takes us on a journey from menopause through elderhood using a fresh approach to flourishing during what is often portrayed as a time of decline. Hagitude is about refusing to be silenced or invisible in the elder years. #Portland

Extremely loud sounds can lead to hearing damage. And the more you’re exposed to those sounds, the faster they negatively affect your hearing. Examples include machinery, loud music, earphones with loud volume, race tracks, airplanes, trains, transportation and recreational vehicles, appliances, tools, and equipment. Radha Joy, Speech Language Pathologist and Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist joined us to discuss practical steps to greater hearing health. Click AgingToday.us today & listen! #Portland

Join Allie Mascorelli in Part 2 of our Movement as Medicine series. If you enjoyed Part 1, you’ll be inspired by Part 2! It doesn’t matter how old or young you are - our bodies are designed to move. Unfortunately, as we age the old saying “use it or lose it” becomes even more pronounced. As my personal Yoga instructor, Allie and I deep dive into the wonders of keeping our bodies moving. Let's face it; my back and body were getting stiff. I'm now awakening my body to become free! Click here to listen: AgingToday.us

We have all experienced what it is like living in the wake of chaos over the past two years. The pandemic, the effects of wars, environmental catastrophes, the effects of aging, and just everyday personal stress can take their toll. Chaos seems unavoidable. If that is true, how do we find our calm in the midst of chaos? Dana Frost, Master Certified Martha Beck Life Coach, Functional Nutrition & Lifestyle Practitioner, HeartMath® Facilitator, Myer’s Brigg’s certified facilitator, Certified Aromatherapist, Certified Transcutaneous Acupuncturist & Kaiut Yoga Teacher, joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to share how each of us can "lean" into the care to find our own personal calm. Click here to listen: http://agingtoday.us/.

Peter Ross, CEO of Senior Helpers In-Home Care joins us on the Aging Today Podcast. Senior Helpers is pioneering the home care industry’s first data-driven client assessment tool, LIFE Profile. This tool provides a whole new look at how the company keeps clients safe at home and improves their quality of life by understanding their individual care needs. This is the future of in-home care, and you won’t want to miss it!

Aging well is profoundly different today than it was a few years ago. Aaron joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to share how the Koelsch Community story began in 1958. From these humble beginnings, Emmett and Alice Koelsch established their family’s commitment to excellence in senior care. Today and three generations later, Aaron is at the helm providing the finest senior care living experiences.

Joining us on Aging Today is Cheryl Richardson, author, and inspirational speaker. We discuss practical ways to celebrate the mystery and wonder of aging. Through a rich tapestry of teachings, tools, journaling exercises, and guided practices, Cheryl guides you to let go of fear-based, outdated beliefs about aging—so you can step into a powerful experience of eldership, rich with the opportunity to enjoy a greater sense of aliveness and well-being in your wisdom years.

In our first conversation with Chris Burres, Co-Founder of MyVitalC, we took a deep dive into the claims that taking the Nobel Prize-winning molecule, ESS60 will prolong and improve our lives. So we put the claims to the test. Joining us are Allie Moscarelli and Wendy Larlee, and they shared their personal results from taking MyVitalC over the past three months. Did they see the benefits MyVitalC claims? Tune in and find out what Allie and Wendy have to say.

The louder the sound, the more damage it can cause, and the faster the damage can happen. Examples of activities and sounds that are potentially loud enough to damage your hearing are: machinery, loud music, earphones with loud volume, race tracks, airplanes, trains, other transportation and recreational vehicles, appliances, tools, and equipment. Radha Joy, Speech Language Pathologist, and Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist join us today to discuss practical steps to greater hearing health.

Perhaps you’ve tried to think of legal matters like wills and trusts upon your death; but what about non-legal matters? Do your loved ones have your burial instructions? Your passwords? Your bank account information? Thanks to Bob Kabacy and his book, About Me: The Information You Will Need When I’ve Passed, we now have a workbook to help us prepare and get organized. Listen in and learn how you can help your loved ones carry out your end-of-life wishes with as little confusion and stress as possible.

Finally! A book written by a Health Care Professional TO Health Care Professionals! Susan Keane Baker joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss her book, Split Second Kindness. We covered a few of the more than one hundred patient-centered, yet efficient interactions with patients she mentions in her book. These practical suggestions for health care workers - all of which take between 10 seconds and 2 minutes - can make such a difference for patients! If you are a Health Care Professional, you won't want to miss this important episode!

Teepa Snow joins us on the Aging Today Podcast for a lively discussion on responding to repetitive questions and challenging behaviors from those living with dementia. Her unique style and positive approach will help you better understand dementia and how it affects your loved ones. Teepa believes that “Rewiring our own perceptions, attitudes, communication strategies, actions, and responses, provides the shift that promotes change for the others around us."

Join Allie Mascorelli in Part 2 of our Movement (Yoga) series as Medicine. If you enjoyed part 1 you will undoubtedly be inspired by Part 2. It matters not how old or young you are. Our bodies are designed to move. Unfortunately, as we age the old saying becomes even more pronounced, "if you don't use it you will certainly lose it". As my personal yoga instructor, Allie and I take a deep dive into the wonders of keeping our bodies moving. Let's face it, my back and body were getting stiff. I'm now awakening my body to become free.

Did you know that each year, over a million women enter menopause? There are about 100 million menopausal women worldwide, and they all have one question - how can we age more gracefully? Dr. Joanne Gordon shares from her 20 years of wisdom and experience on this subject. We discussed menopause and the safe use of bioidentical hormone replacement therapies for managing symptoms like weight gain, arthritis, and mood changes. #Portland

The human body is wonderfully designed! However, age, chronic illness, and disease can take their toll on us. We must learn to care for our bodies in ways that will help us live our best lives long-term. Did you know there is a peanut-sized nerve plexus between the belly button and the pubic bone where roughly 72,000 nerve channels intersect? Allie Moscarelli joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to share her life’s passion and her journey through the art of Yoga. Listen in on our discussion to discover how this impacts the body’s movement.

National Suicide Prevention Week begins on September 4 and ends on September 10, 2022. A great friend of our Aging Today Podcast, Georgena Eggleston (Founder and Director of Integrated Wellbeing Institute), joins us to educate and inform us of the warning signs of suicide. For nearly 25 years, Georgena has been companioning grieving people to move from the pain of grief to the pleasure of living on this beautiful planet.

Finding the right caregiver to meet your needs can be a challenge. What are the qualities you should look for when inviting a caregiver into your life? Megan Cable, Lead Caregiver at ComForCare Home Care of West Linn Oregon joins us on today's show to discuss the 6 qualities of highly-skilled caregivers - Self Control, Dependability, Social Intelligence, Compassion, Caring, and Drive.

Caregivers are very important and special people in our culture. Their role is often demanding, and if caregivers don't take the time to care for themselves, they soon discover they become less effective in caring for the needs of others. Our good friend Elaine Sanchez rejoins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss how she is connecting, validating, empowering, and supporting caregivers. She has become the caregiver to caregivers.

What is a Reverse Mortgage? Who benefits, and how does it work for me? Reverse Mortgage Specialist Mike Russel from Academy Mortgage Corporation joined us on Aging Today to discuss the facts in our latest episode, Reverse Mortgages Made Easy. Here, you’ll learn the pros and cons and so much more. For example, did you know that Reverse Mortgages are just government-backed FHA loans? Listen in as we uncover the myths of Reverse Mortgages and alleviate many of your concerns.

We have all experienced what it is like living in the wake of chaos over the past two years. The pandemic, the effects of wars, environmental catastrophes, the effects of aging, and just everyday personal stress can take its toll on us. Chaos seems unavoidable. If that is true, how do we find our calm in the midst of chaos? Dana Frost, Master Life Coach, joins us on Aging Today to share how each of us can "lean" into the care for our own personal calm

We all age, and when we do - now more than ever - we want to remain independent for as long as possible. What if you or your loved one could get assistance to remain independent right at home? It’s possible! Shelly Sun, Founder and CEO of BrightStar Care joins us on Aging Today to talk about her 365 franchise agencies and how they have become the “gold standard” in healthcare over the last ten years. It’s clear - home-based care is the future of healthcare! BrightStar Care has some incredible plans for aligning itself with a broader network of care. What can you expect in the near future? What lies on the horizon? Will Medicare Advantage plans to partner up? Shelly shares it all!

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Chris Burres, Chief Scientist from MyVitalC. He discusses the benefits of taking one Nobel Prize-winning molecule, ESS60, in Organic Olive Oil. Does living a longer, healthier life sound appealing? Chris Burres, Carbon Nanomaterial scientist and Co-Founder of My Vital C, joins us on Aging Today to discuss the extraordinary benefits of ESS60 in Organic Olive Oil. It is Anti-Inflammatory, Antioxidant, and Antibacterial properties. The results are proving life-changing for many. Tune in to hear Chris tell this remarkable story of C 60/ESS 60. After hearing the story, and if you want to personally try it, log in to Myvitalc.com/agingtoday for your 25% discount.

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed the Director of Education and Culture, Koelsch Senior Communities, Benjamin Surmi from Koelsch Communities. He discusses why innovation is the new “IT” word in Senior Living.
All Senior adult communities are not created the same. Some take seriously their mission to create the finest living experiences with you in mind. This is true at Koelsch Communities. Benjamin joins us to explain what Koelsch is doing and how they create a culture where you are first. Take a peek into their "Technology ToolBox". Learn how "Age Tech" tools are making a difference by supporting elders, their families, and the professional people caring for all who are aging.

I interviewed the inspirational speaker and author Kathleen Sinclair on the Aging Today podcast this week. Our good friend to Aging Today, Kathleen, joins us to discuss her passion and unique approach to Disrupt Aging. She wants us to live a "kick Ass" second half of life. We discuss her latest book and I assure you, you will come away inspired to "Smack Old Age Right In The Kisser" with a renewed meaning for your life. God places a few beacons of hope and inspiration in our lives. Kathleen is one of those people #Portland.

This week on the Aging Today podcast, our good friend Alexis Baker joins us on the Aging Today podcast. Sing along with us as we sing some of America's favorite songs celebrating the birth of America the beautiful. Happy Birthday, America!

This week on the Aging today podcast, I interviewed Cindy Heilman, MSFN, NDTR, FAND Owner of Higher Standards LLC DBA Kind Dining & Creator of Kind Dining. She discusses redefining your dining experience. The most successful Senior Living Communities are building relationships around the table. On Aging Today, Cindi Heilman, of Kind Dining joins us to discuss the dining experience to reduce the epidemic of loneliness, isolation, and feelings of not belonging. Her proven staff training is a direct route to improved clinical outcomes and profitability. The "Kiind Dining" room experience is an intentional culture. Tune in and hear how Cindi's dining training is making a difference.

I interviewed the COO & Financial Advisor from Beden Wealth Management this week on the Aging Today podcast. She discusses Social Security and Financial Planning.
“What’s the best age to start receiving social security benefits?” The answer is that there’s not a single “best age” for everyone and, ultimately, it’s your choice. The most important thing is to make an informed decision. By analyzing your Social Security benefits, Maryanne provides information on when and how to collect retiree, spousal survivor, divorcee, parent, child, or disability benefits.

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed the founder of the Devoted Daughter, Kelli Bradley, she shared about the accidental caregiver.
After a successful career and family life, Kelly Bradley suddenly became her mother's caregiver. Out of the experience of caring for her mom, "The Devoted Daughter" was established to assist all those who suddenly find themselves becoming a caregiver. Her mission is simple from her experience as a caregiver. As your guide, you won't be alone, and you will have the resources you need to care for your loved ones. That will be true even if you become an "Accidental Caregiver"!

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed the Adaptive dance teacher, Founder, and Director of AnyoneCanMove.com, Judith Sachs. She discusses ways to keep moving while aging with your partner.
Moving our bodies gives us control, comfort, and joy. As we age, the tendency for many is to become less active. However, the key to healthy aging is movement. Joining us on Aging Today is an incredible mover and shaker, Judith Sachs. In her 70s, Judith is a leader in inspiring people to keep moving. Her online workshop, "Close Contact For Couples", fosters communication and collaboration between partners and self-confidence and safety for singles living alone as they age. Yes, Anyone Can Move! #Portland

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed the manager of The Love Always Project, Dean Lambert. Click AgingToday.us today & listen! The one certainty in life is that we all will face our mortality. So if that is inevitable, doesn't it make sense to preplan for those final days? Joining us on Aging Today is Dean Lambert. Dean and I discuss end-of-life resources. This movement strives to encourage people to preplan for the end of life. #Portland

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Lance Christian, Executive Director of The ALS Association Oregon and SW Washington Chapter. He discussed ALS.
Every year May is ALS Awareness month; Lance leads a team of 15 dedicated staff members who work tirelessly to help people with ALS each day. Lance will celebrate 20 years with The ALS Association this Fall. He loves his work helping people with ALS, advocating for public policy issues, and fundraising to fund ALS research.

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Wealth Advisor and CEO/Founder of Clear Financial Partners, Inc., Tim Clairmont. He discusses how to live long and prosper.
Joining us on our show today is Tim Clairmont, Wealth Advisor, CEO, and Founder of Clear Financial Partners. Tim's passion is helping people reach financial independence. Everything he has built over the past 25 years stems from asking the same fundamental question, "What more can I do to help people?" Tim desires to help everyone look at their assets and income in a new way to help them build their financial plan. Tune In and learn how Tim might help you in your retirement!

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed the National Sales Manager of TZMO USA, Inc. (Seni ), Deanna Vigliotta. She discusses incontinence and some products that can help.
Incontinence is probably one of those topics you thought you'd never hear on a podcast. But here we are. From your podcast host's perspective, "These are the best incontinent products currently on the market". Seni disposable pull-ups and briefs are fully breathable, super absorbent, have inner leak guards, and comfortable to wear. On their website, www.seni-usa.com, take the time to view their practical "How To" training videos. Great tips!