Missed the program? It was AWESOME and you can hear it all right here!
Ben Gibson and Liz Deering joined us live in the studio to talk about Un.Incubator. Their program to help dreamers to follow their dreams! Do you have a dream you want to follow or are you trying to figure out what your passion is? They can help. Check out their website: TheUnIncubator.com to see what they are all about and you can contact them there. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Liz Deering and Ben Gibson
TheUnIncubator.com
Laura Gelezunas reported in from Puerto Vallarta to tell us what the retirees are up to now that they are into the high season! Laura told us that things are already quite busy there and the weather is perfect. There’s so much to do, with festivals and charity events, the farmers’ market, the Coffee Festival on Dec. 16, concerts, meditation and yoga, and lots of water sports, you’ll have to pick and choose! Check out all of the activities and the news from the Vallarta area at BanderasNews.com.
Laura Gelezunas
www.BanderasNews.com
Harmonica extrordinaire Tim Gonzalez called in from Nashville to talk about his music, his performances, and his recent EP of his original music, Harp Gumbo. We also played some of his original music. Check out Tim’s EP, check out samples of his music, purchase his EP and other merchandise, and find out his performance schedule all at: TimGonazalez.net.
Tim Gonzalez
TimGonzalez.net
And Dr. Mara with Info on the proposed Tax Bill and How It Will Potentially Impact Seniors, Caregivers, Boomers, and the Disabled. Dr. Mara also gave her first tip from her new series: Tips for Caregivers – Near and Far.
Tip #1: Utilize every available resource.
Research, research, research. And don’t be afraid to call and ask an expert, no matter if they are a total stranger, for help, advice, information. Think of anyone you have met or heard of who works in the area of geriatrics or caregiving or look for someone on-line and contact them. They may not have the answer or the time to respond, but you won’t know until you try. No answer? Move onto the next expert. Older adults make up the fastest growing segment of our population, so there are experts popping up all over. In addition to professional experts, be sure not to overlook your biggest resource, friends, neighbors, and associates, as many of them/us may be ahead of you in dealing with aging loved ones. It’s the most frequent conversation these days when I get together with my friends, how to take care of Mom and/or Dad. Also, look for local caregiver resource centers and contact your local Area Agency on Aging.
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