Life's Third Act

Dr. Linda Smith, of the Arthritis Foundation, gives an overview of why we develop pain in our joints and spine and gives tips for maintaining healthy mobility as we age.

Larry Fowler of LegacyCoalition.com joins the program to discuss the role grandparents play in families and what they can do to leave behind meaningful legacies.

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and Susan Arthur explain why it is important for parents to make sure their child signs a Power of Attorney document before moving away to college in order to gain both security and peace of mind.

April Haskins and Ann Warren of the Villages of St. Peters Memory Care answer listener questions about how to treat and prevent memory issues.

Rob Elder, owner of Metro Chiropractic and Nutritional Wellness Center, joins Joe Cordell and Susan Arthur to offer nutritional advice and other tips to help you stay healthy as you age. 

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell chats with Julie Hess, executive director of ACMCare, about the importance of having a geriatric care manager to manage aspects related to health care, including housing arrangements, as we age.

David Sykora and Anneliese Stover, of the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging highlight the importance of aging services, the benefits of eldercare professionals and how the caregiving program covers the city of St. Louis.

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and Susan Arthur discuss the different kinds of people to include on your elder care team and the roles that they play.

Greg DeNeal, co-founder of Kaleo Counseling Center, discusses the subject of grieving and loss. DeNeal explains the different dimensions of grief, what the grieving process looks like, and practical ideas for coping with loss.

April Haskins and Ann Warren of the Villages of St. Peters Memory Care join the program to discuss how to help care for our loved ones when they are faced with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and memory loss.

Figuring out how to pay for health care is often listed as a top concern among aging adults. Diane Finnestead, who represents over 70 companies as a health benefits specialist, discusses how to sort through these issues.

Margaret Terranova, of Heartland Hospice, rejoins ElderTalk with TuckerAllen to discuss the ins and outs of entering hospice care.

Planning so that you are financially secure and your long-term care is taken care after 60 is crucial and often more challenging than planning for earlier life stages. Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell discusses the steps needed for a good plan.

Mike Roberts, former meteorologist and Director of Client Services at Home Care Assistance of St. Louis, explains the steps seniors need to take to ensure they are prepared for potential severe weather.

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell details the important components needed to help plan for a secure and enjoyable life after age 60.

As seniors age, it is easy for them to lose a sense of connectedness and that can increase the safety risks they face. Vicki Spraul, President of Grey Matters Alliance, gives tips for seniors to remain connected and ensure their safety.

Author Vickie Mullins talks about different ways to leave a legacy of experience and values behind for our children and grandchildren.

Mike Butz, owner of MB Health, has over 30 years of experience working with life and health insurance. He discusses the issues that arise for aging adults as they figure out how to pay for long-term care.

Certified personal trainer and dietetic technician Art Bernabo returns to talk about the importance of maintaining proper diet and nutrition as one ages.

Certified personal trainer and dietetic technician Art Bernabo discusses how diet and nutrition take on added importance after age 60.

Author, humorist and motivational speaker Judy Schreur explains the secrets to remaining happy after age 60.

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell answers questions from listeners about real-life challenges related to the aging process.

Diane Summers, Health and Wellness Director at Gateway Regional YMCA, discusses the various fitness programs available to seniors at the YMCA and offers tips to help seniors maintain their health and fitness.

Mike Roberts, former meteorologist and Director of Client Services at Home Care Assistance of St. Louis, explains how by taking proactive measures a person can remain in their home and community even as they age.

With careful planning and smart strategies, it’s possible to have plenty of happy and fruitful retirement years. Mark Werner, wealth manager for the Carillon Group, gives tips to ensure you thrive in your retirement years.