Mary Lucas & Jason Kong

Aging Matters

Health EN ↓ 339 episodes

Redefining ‘aging’ and addressing issues that we face everyday as we get older.

Author

Mary Lucas & Jason Kong

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Health

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Latest episode

May 17, 2025

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Episodes

Aging Matters: Medicare Open Enrollment 14.10.2023

Rhonda Narron, Southeast Regional Manager for the SHIIP (Senior Health Insurance Information Program), prepares us for Medicare open enrollment.

Aging Matters: Questions We Wish Caregivers Would Ask 07.10.2023

Tara Moore, Hospice Home Social Worker with Transitions LifeCare joins to provide social workers perspective on questions she and her care team would like to be asked by caregivers

Aging Matters: The Medical Side of Hospice 30.09.2023

Dr. Rachel Lipner, Executive Medical Director at Transitions LifeCare, joins us to explain the medical side of hospice care.

Aging Matters: Mother Lode 25.09.2023

Gretchen Staebler, Award-Winning Author of "Mother Lode: Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver" shares her caregiving journey.

Aging Matters: How to Handle a Senior Move 23.09.2023

Robin Sloan, Operations Supervisor for Caring Transitions, provides tips for senior moving, estate sales and decluttering.

Aging Matters: Navigating Midlife 10.09.2023

Kathy Batista is a Mood, Mindset and Mindfulness Coach for Women and she joins us to share tips about making changes in midlife.

Aging Matters: Dementia Prevention 12.08.2023

Dr. Mitch Clionsky, Clinical Neuro Psychologist and Author of 'Dementia Prevention' puts dementia and Alzheimer's into perspective and provides insight on how to prevent dementia.

Aging Matters: Available As Is 05.08.2023

Debbie Weiss, Author of the book "Available As Is: A Midlife Widow's Search for Love", joins us to discuss life after losing a spouse.

Aging Matters: Silent Teachers 29.07.2023

Amanda Mittelstadt, Director of the Willed Body Program at High Point University, explains whole body donation and how it is a powerful gift and learning tool for students.

Aging Matters: Marathon of Caregiving 22.07.2023

Debbie Weiss, Best-Selling Author, Speaker and Host of the Maybe I Can Podcast, shares her caregiving journey of caring for her father at a young age and then eventually being a caregiver for her husband.

Aging Matters: Prescription for Admission 15.07.2023

Dr. Monique Nugent, Hospitalist and Author of 'Prescription for Admission' talks all things related to hospitals.

Aging Matters: The Role of a Social Worker in Hospice 01.07.2023

Tara Moore, Hospice Home Social Worker with Transitions LifeCare, joins us to provide the perspective of a social worker in hospice care.

Aging Matters: COVID-19 Update 24.06.2023

We check in with Dr. Elizabeth Tilson, State Health Director and Chief Medical Officer with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, on what we need to know now about COVID-19.

Aging Matters: Personal Finance 27.05.2023

Ben Hockema, Founder of Illuminate Wealth Management, talks personal finance and helps provide a different perspective when it comes to our relationship with money.

Aging Matters: Myths and Facts of Hospice 24.05.2023

Dr. Alyssa Luddy, Hospice and Palliative Care Physician at Transitions LifeCare, joins us to dispel the myths and half-truths when it comes to hospice care.

Aging Matters: Virtual Reality and Caregiving 13.05.2023

We explore the world of virtual reality and how it is being used to improve care as we speak with Leah Warnke, Director of Health Equity at CareYaya.

Aging Matters: Family Care Homes 29.04.2023

We are joined by Shauna Tharpe, Owner and Administrator of Serenity Falls Family Care Home, to discuss what a family care home is and who benefits most from them.

Aging Matters: Death Cafes 22.04.2023

Heather Hill, Funeral Director and Death Cafe Facilitator at Renaissance Funeral Home, explains what a 'death cafe' is and what to expect when attending one.

Aging Matters: National Health Care Decisions Day 15.04.2023

North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall joins us to discuss advance directives.

Aging Matters: Palliative Care 01.04.2023

Mark Philbrick, Staff and Community Educator at Transitions LifeCare, helps us understand what palliative care and isn't. We go over palliative care myths and misconceptions as well.

Aging Matters: Caregiving Grit 30.03.2023

We welcome Dr. Karen Roberto, University Distinguished Professor at the Center for Gerontology at Virginia Tech, for a discussion extended family member caregivers, dementia care and the Care Ex Project.

Aging Matters: Wills and Trusts 18.03.2023

John Ross, an Estate Planning Attorney with Ross and Shoalmire discusses wills and trusts, which one fits best, and what to think about when it comes to estate planning.

Aging Matters: Guardianship 11.03.2023

We discuss what guardianship is and who needs it with Joyce Massey-Smith, Director of The Division of Aging and Adult Services a part of North Carolina's Department Health and Human Services.

Aging Matters: EMS Subscription Services 05.03.2023

Brian Brooks, Assistant Chief with Community Outreach and Public Information with Wake County EMS, joins us to discuss emergency services and helpful subscription service that can potentially help you save you money.

Aging Matters: What is a Good Death? 18.02.2023

Mary shares the story of her caregiving journey with her grandfather.

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