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"We all know how to laugh." - Stefano Iaboni
Mark Turnbull engages in a lively discussion with comedian Stefano Iaboni about the importance of laughter in the aging process. They explore how humor can serve as a powerful tool for connection, stress relief, and community building, especially in senior living environments.
Stefano shares his journey into comedy, the cultural nuances of humor, and practical techniques for eliciting laughter in various settings. There is healing in the power of laughter and its ability to create lasting memories and bonds among individuals, regardless of age.
Learn more about Stefano Here: www.stefanoiaboni.com
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Aging Today Podcast
01:53 The Healing Power of Laughter
06:07 Stefano's Journey into Comedy
09:48 Cultural Perspectives on Humor
14:06 Connecting Through Laughter
17:49 The Role of Humor in Senior Living
22:04 Laughter as a Stress Reliever
25:57 The Science Behind Laughter
30:12 Using Humor to Build Community
33:52 The Importance of Being Silly
38:01 Creating Lasting Memories Through Laughter
41:46 The Art of Storytelling in Comedy
46:03 Final Thoughts on Laughter and Aging
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"๐พ๐ค๐ฃ๐จ๐๐๐ค๐ช๐จ ๐๐๐๐ฃ๐ ๐ข๐๐๐ฃ๐จ ๐๐ข๐๐ง๐๐๐๐ฃ๐ ๐ ๐ฃ๐๐ฌ ๐ง๐ค๐ก๐." - ๐๐ค๐ฃ ๐๐๐ซ๐ฃ๐ฎ
In this episode of Aging Today, host Mark Turnbull engages with Ron Pevny, author of 'Conscious Living, Conscious Aging.'
What does Conscious Living and Aging actually mean?
They explore the concept of conscious aging, the importance of finding purpose and meaning in later years, and the role of community and mentorship in navigating the aging process through Ron's personal journey as well as insights he's acquired along the way.
There is always a potential for growth and contribution in our elder years. And Ron is leading the way to challenge societal norms around aging.
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"Grief is love." - Missy Buchanan
Host Mark Turnbull welcomes back author Missy Buchanan to discuss her new book, 'Feeling Your Way Through Grief.' The conversation explores the complexities of grief, the importance of acknowledging loss, and how to navigate the emotional landscape that follows.
Missy shares her personal journey of loss after the death of her husband, the triggers that evoke memories, and the significance of allowing oneself to feel and express grief. The discussion also touches on the impact of grief during holidays and the importance of finding purpose and connection in the aftermath of loss.
Learn more about Missy Buchanan and her book: https://missybuchanan.com/
Contact Aging Today Podcast: https://www.agingtoday.us/
#aging #grief #loss #MissyBuchanan #podcast #agingprocess #emotionalhealth #copingstrategies #personalstories #healing -
"You've already asked me that!"
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 โRewiring our own perceptions, attitudes, communication strategies, actions, and responses, provides the shift that promotes change for the others around us."
Learn more about Teepa Snow and Positive Approach to Care: https://teepasnow.com/
This is a special repeat episode by popular demand! Original airdate: 10/03/22 -
"Death is a great adventure!" Joyce and Barry Vissell
Host Mark Turnbull welcomes back Joyce and Barry Vissell, authors of the book "A Mother's Final Gift."
The Vissells share the story of Joyce's mother's dying process and how it transformed their perspective on death and dying. They discuss the importance of including hospice in the dying process and the spiritual experiences they had during their mother's final days. In this powerful conversation, Joyce and Barry highlight the power of love, faith, and the belief that death is a new adventure.
We know our end is inevitable. Join Mark on exploring the beauty of the final stage of life.
Purchase "A Mother's Final Gift" Here: https://sharedheart.org/product/a-mothers-final-gift/
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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 itโs 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.
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Dr. Mariah Mendez joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss the new app she is creating. The app is called LEAH and it can be used to make sure medications are taken on time. LEAH sends you real-time notifications when your loved one takes their pill, providing you with peace of mind and decreasing your stress.
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Dr. Michael Williams from Cura Hospitality joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss The Role of Food in Healthy Aging. At Cura, they understand the constant challenges in dining operations to provide a safe and hospitable experience that leaves everyone satisfied. When done right, a dining program will serve up delicious meals that result in your raving reputation and overall success.
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Dr. Greg Kelly joins us on the Aging Today Podcast as we discuss a shift in the way we look at our weight. His latest book, Shape Shift: The Shape Intelligence Solution, challenges the way we look at our body weight. In our culture, we tend to overemphasize weight loss and underemphasize the more important changes. The goal is to help you become like a Watson, to improve your ability to investigate your shape, and to - in a phrase - solve it. Dr. Kellyโs intention is to help you shift the way you solve problems, shift your point of view, shift your actions, and ultimately, shift your shape and health.
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Dr. Greg Kelly joins us on the Aging Today Podcast to discuss his new book, Shape Shift: The Shape Intelligence Solution. This book focuses on how to get healthy while creating your ideal shape and it is a must-read for all of you. This book will change the way you look at your weight and help you focus more on your shape.
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Suzanne Ferree, MD, FAARM, and ABAARM joins us on the Aging Today Podcast and shares her life's work on bioidentical hormones, peptide therapy, aneural therapy, and regenerative medicine to treat patients with endocrine, mitochondrial, infectious, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases. We discuss her new book, Counterclockwise, and how regenerative medicine can treat patients with endocrine, mitochondrial, infectious, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases. She has created an approachable guide on the use of peptides to alter your aging trajectory and live your best life.
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For some middle-aged people, the amount of fat in the pancreas, liver, and belly is related to the brainโs volume and cognitive function, one Rutgers Health study published in the journal, Obesity, finds. The impact of abdominal fat on brain health and cognition is generally more pronounced in middle-aged men with a family history of Alzheimerโs disease, who have a higher risk of Alzheimerโs disease as opposed to women, according to researchers at Rutgers Health. โIn middle-aged males at high Alzheimer's disease riskโbut not femalesโhigher pancreatic fat was associated with lower cognition and brain volumes, suggesting a potential sex-specific link between distinct abdominal fat with brain health.โ Dr. Michal Schnaider Beeri shares about how this research highlights the importance of investigating the interrelationships of fat deposits, brain aging, and cognition in the context of sex differences.
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This week on the Aging Today Podcast, I interviewed Patricia Crisafulli, Communications Consultant and Mystery Novelist at FaithHopeandFiction.com. We discussed Unearthing Your Buried Treasure - Itโs Time to Start Digging In.Author Patricia Crisafulli joins us on the Aging Today Podcast eager to guide us down a path of taking a look into ourselves. Patriciaโs writings are all about unlocking the fascination and mystery of human nature, which she calls, โburied treasure.โ During our time together today, Patricia talks with us about some of lifeโs biggest questions - good vs. evil, life and death, and what do we value the most? Weโll also get a glimpse into exploring what youโd be prepared to die for. In times of uncertainty, we need mysteries all the more.
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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.
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It's time to envision a different future! As Founders of Third Half Advisors, Caroline Brecker and Campbell Gerrish lead a unique initiative focused on guiding individuals through life transitions beyond their primary careers. Unlike traditional financial advisors, Third Half specializes in supporting individuals as they transition from their "warrior" careers and helps them navigate toward the next fulfilling chapter at their desired pace. Are you charting the "Third Half" you want?
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The month of May is ALS Awareness Month, and Aging Today is celebrating all the volunteers who make a difference in the lives of people living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Annie Teer, Volunteer Coordinator from ALS Northwest leads the volunteer program. Along with all the many people who provide personal assistance, many types of assistive technologies help people live their best lives. Ashley Loyning, Assistive Technology Coordinator makes it happen.
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May is ALS Awareness Month, and joining us on the Aging Today Podcast are three incredible people who coordinate the care for anyone diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis here in Oregon. Mary Rebar, Christina Riddock, and Laura Geilenfeldt are all Care Services Coordinators who provide expert advice and assistance for anyone diagnosed and living with ALS. Tune in to hear their stories about how they are making a difference.
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Chef Steve Toll joins us on Aging Today to discuss Cooking with Kindness. As Americans, we certainly consume more than our fair share of sugar every day. In fact, we ingest 17 teaspoons of added sugar to our diet every single day. This adds up to around 60 pounds of additional sugar consumed annually. Tune in to the Aging Today Podcast to see what Steve is cooking up in his kitchen to give all of us nutritious foods for better health.
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Nikki Jardin joins the Aging Today Podcast and shares her personal story of how her aunt's dementia led to the creation of Mirador Magazine. Nikki says, โโMiradorโ is a Spanish word that means a vantage point, a balcony, or a lookout, which is what we would like to provide. I would like our pages to be places where readers can take in a vast landscape and zero in on various points of interest at their leisure and pace.โ
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