“The Green New Deal (with a Touch of Gray)” with Mick Smyer, PhD, Founder of The Graying Green Project

Mar 11, 2019 | Podcast, Weird and Wonderful

Mick Smyer, PhD, is a Professor of psychology at Bucknell University and the Founder of The Graying Green Project promoting intergenerational dialogue on climate change. He also plays a badass washboard! Listen to the end of our talk on how the generations see climate change differently to hear him play a bit of the Black & Blue Blues, plus me opining on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her Green New Deal.

“Moving Abroad: A Hero’s Journey,” with Beverly Nelson, Ph.D. and Michael Lee Bartlett, Part 2 of 2

Feb 6, 2019 | Podcast, Travel and Mobility

I met Beverly Nelson, Ph.D. and her partner Michael Bartlett in Mexico for New Year’s 2019, and fell in love with their work and mission. Their 8 week online, interactive video program, based on the work of Joseph Campbell, will help you make the decision to live abroad or not with clarity, confidence and much less stress. Plus now…it helps fund the show!

“Reaching Across Generations” with Andrew Belser, Creator and Producer of FaceAge, Part 2 of 2

Sep 12, 2018 | Caregiving & Dignified Aging, Podcast

Part 2 of my talk with Andrew Belser, professor of Movement, Voice, and Acting at Penn State, and creator of an award winning video program called FaceAge — a deeply moving work that challenges perceptions about what it means to be “old,” fosters introspection, and cross-generational connections. Listen as Andrew tells us more about the neuroscience behind FaceAge and a little bit about his personal story, including how an encounter with his older Uncle on a barn rooftop changed his life.

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