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Getting older is not for the faint-hearted, but aging also brings wisdom and humor, a finely-tuned perspective on life. In the Crow's Feet podcast, you’ll hear the voices of writers who will inspire you and often make you laugh about this journey through life. Join our rotating cast of podcast hosts who bring fresh views on life.
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Memorial Day: A Solemn Salute to Those Who Sacrificed for Our Freedom
Memorial Day is a solemn day of remembrance dedicated to honoring and mourning the military personnel who have died in the service of our country. It is a time for all of us to reflect on the sacrifices made by these brave individuals and to show gratitude for their unwavering commitment to protecting our freedoms.Join Lee Bentch as he speaks with Barabara Kautz, a Vietnam War veteran who served with the 24th Evacuation Hospital at the Long Binh Army Post in 1969. Barabara’s thoughts, concern...
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A Bouquet of Mother's Day Memories from a Grateful Generation
Each of us has a unique narrative about our mothers. They can be positive,negative, and everything in between.In this episode, we delve into a diverse collection of these stories. From taleof profound love to stories of absence, we explore the complex tapestry ofrelationships with mothers.Jean Feldeisen will speak about the deepening love between her and hermom, while Ann Litts tells us about the mother who was taken too soon.Soosie Campbell shares why she wanted to be very different from her...
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Aging Artfully – How Painting, Writing, and Other Creative Pursuits Can Transform Your Later Years
Grandma Moses started painting seriously at 78. Norman Maclean published his first novel, A River Runs Through It, at 74. Truly, it’s never too late to start painting, drawing, writing, making music, dancing—whatever inspires you. The creative payoffs can be huge. But it also presents challenges: you must be willing to learn and be a "beginner" again, take some risks, and be open to critique. Canadian artist Janice Mason Steeves, herself a late bloomer, joins us to talk about her b...
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Lyn Slater, the Accidental Icon, Reinvents Herself
At 61, Lyn Slater, a seasoned social welfare professional and social work academic at Fordham University, combined her passions for clothing and writing by launching an Instagram blog in 2014. The Accidental Icon was born. Modeling Valentino eyewear thrust her into the spotlight of the fashion industry, global notoriety, and unexpected opportunities. The Accidental Icon transformed into a social influencer with a million followers and became a brand in its own right. In ...
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Where Will You Call Home? Housing Options for Elders and Their Loved Ones
Join host Jan M Flynn in conversation with Kira Reginato as they explore the issue of where it makes the most sense to live as we or our loved ones age and our needs change. As an elder care manager and consultant, Kira has served hundreds of older adults and their families in a variety of settings: hospitals, residential care and skilled nursing facilities, hospices, Alzheimer’s adult day care programs and Meals on Wheels. Kira's three decades of expertise, as well as her warm pers...
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Alicia Littman: Never Too Late To Dream
Meet Alicia Littman, the quintessential New Yorker, constantly reinventing herself and, at 82, star of her own one-woman cabaret show, "Senior Living." Alicia drove a taxi, designed clothing in her tiny Greenwich Village apartment, sold advertising for the New York Times and now sells high-end apartments in Manhattan. But her real love is theater. She attended a professional school for children, starred in every high school production, and snagged a featured role in a community theater produc...
Customer Reviews
Learning
That’s why I listen, to learn things. Jan did a great job in this interview.
I hope I got it right that I understood Dr. Hampikian to say that if DNA is NOT found, that doesn’t necessarily prove someone’s innocence! Yikes. Attorneys hoping to continue billing for time might tout the “insufficient evidence” to cast doubt on someone’s innocence even though there is no DNA to link them to crime.
Thanks for having Dr. Hampikian share his woke knowledge!
Willing to take on challenging topics!
Very much enjoyed my interview with Jan Flynn for the Crow’s Feet podcast. I appreciate that Crow’s Feet just doesn’t do fluff pieces about aging, and is willing to take on tough topics such as how ageism shows up in the workplace, and what we can do about it. Bravo!
A favorite
This is one of my very favorite podcasts. As a retired woman, mother, grandmother, and senior- it is so completely relatable.