Feisty Side of Fifty

Feisty Side of Fifty
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Feisty Side of Fifty Podcast

Celebrating baby boomers fifty and better who are on the move and transforming the spirit and style of aging! Give me just fifteen minutes of your time and I’ll give you interviews with authors, actors, and experts who will inspire you to make significant and positive change in your own life.

  1. 4 HR AGO

    Fall Prevention: Avoid This Cause of Injury to Seniors, Dr. Wayne Gradman

    Have you ever suffered from debilitating pain and discomfort as a result of a fall? Has an injury ever compromised your feeling of wellbeing and left you fearful of hurting yourself again? Wouldn’t you love to avoid and even eliminate hazards from your environment that can lead to potential falls and, thereby, fractures? If you want to learn ways you can mitigate your chances for taking an unwanted tumble, you’ll want to hear from our guest, Dr. Wayne Gradman. Dr. Gradman was a highly regarded vascular surgeon until his retirement in 2018. He graduated from Harvard Medical School and was later voted Teacher of the Year at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Yet, in addition to his obvious academic and career achievements, this good doctor has also been blessed with a sense of humor. In fact, he has now combined both his vast experience and his love of humor to write a book that belongs in the library of every baby boomer. It’s being published on October 15th and is called The Fall Guy: How to Keep Gravity From Ruining Your Day. If you care about living your best life at any age, you won’t want to miss this one!

    18 min

  2. 2 DAYS AGO

    Christine Saxman: Being White Today

    Sadly, race remains one of the most divisive issues in our country. However, many of us are yet to fully understand the challenges people of color face on an ongoing basis even today. And, moreover, how can white people interact with people of color in a racially sensitive, empathic and caring way? Our guest, Christine Saxman is a seasoned racial equity facilitator, coach, and consultant with twenty years of experience. In this role, she guides White people to transform into healthy antiracist change agents. She also co-facilitates interracially to help organizations to build cross-racial equity transformation into leadership. Christine along with co-author Shelly Tochluk, has written a book of great importance that should be in each and every home in America. Whether you’re a person of color or you grew up a WASP, Being White Today is a must read for you and your family. If you care about equality and social justice, you won’t want to miss this thought-provoking discussion.

    21 min

  3. 13 AUG

    How to Manage Your Pain: Dr. Bennett Ezekiel, MD, MPH

    Have you suffered from debilitating pain or even discomfort that has compromised your feeling of wellbeing? Wouldn’t it be great to restore at least some of your youthful vigor and revitalize your zest for life? Do you want to learn the real key for managing your pain so that you can remain fit and active? If so, you’ll want to hear from our guest, Dr. Bennett Ezekiel. Dr. Ezekiel is an interventional pain management specialist who specializes in effective strategies for preventing and managing chronic pain. He joins us to share insights into the latest pain management techniques, the importance of using a multidisciplinary approach, and practical tips for maintaining an active lifestyle as we age. If you are in the Austin, Texas area, please check out his services at Pro-Care Medical Centers. If you care about living your best life at any age, you won’t want to miss this one!

    16 min

  4. 6 AUG

    Ivor Davis: The Devil in My Friend

    Everyone loves a gripping tale of intrigue and suspense, and it gets even better if it’s a true crime story written by a master storyteller. That’s why today’s show is guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat. Our guest, Ivor Davis, is a legendary reporter and author who has personally witnessed and covered some of the most heralded events of our lifetime. His credentials and experiences are far too numerous to mention, but suffice it to say, Ivor has seen it all. From traveling with the Beatles when they made their first tour of America, to interviewing the biggest names in show business, to getting up close and personal with the Manson family at Spahn ranch, he has enjoyed unparalleled access to our generation’s biggest names and most riveting events. Ivor joins us to share all about his latest book called, The Devil in My Friend. If you love a great tale of mayhem and murder, you won’t want to miss hearing what this celebrated author has to say!

    21 min

  5. 16 JUL

    Real-World Enlightenment: Susan Kaiser Greenland

    Wouldn’t you love to have the tools you’ll need to enjoy a meaningful and fulfilling life? What about knowing the techniques that can transform your inner dialogue and conquer negative thoughts? Wouldn’t it be great learn how to overcome your self-limiting thoughts and keep your life moving forward with joy and gratitude? If these ideas sound good to you, you are going to LOVE this show! Susan Kaiser Greenland is a bestselling author, globally recognized mindfulness innovator, leader, and mentor. Her just-released book, Real-World Enlightenment: Discovering Ordinary Magic in Everyday Life, draws from global wisdom traditions and scientific insights, to guide us in building a kinder,  more resilient world. She joins us today to share her thoughts on how we can show more compassion to others and ourselves, deepen our relationships and open our minds to apply life-changing wisdom that, in turn, can make the word a far better, safer place. This is such an important message, especially given the stresses we live under today, so you won’t want to miss this show!

    11 min

  6. 9 JUL

    My American Dream: Barbara Sommer Feigin

    Our guest, Barbara Sommer Feigin, has led a truly remarkable life. Plus, she is one of our own—a proud and feisty woman of a certain age. Her early years, however, were different than most of us older Americans who grew up in the U.S. during the mid-century. In fact, Barbara evolved from a young refugee (coming to this country as a toddler whose parents lived through the horrors of Nazi Germany), to become an uber successful woman in advertising. Moreover, she achieved this rise when successes for women in business were far from the norm. And she accomplished all of that while rearing three young boys and tending to her husband who had suffered two serious strokes as a young man. Hers is a true story of love and determination that is sure to inspire you and Barbara joins us to share all about it. So, if you enjoy a riveting story about a woman overcoming great challenges to live a life of purpose and meaning, you’ll want to make sure you catch this show!

    28 min

  7. 2 JUL

    Estrellas: Moments of Illumination, Suzanne Maggio

    It goes without saying that one exciting way we seniors can keep growing and thriving is to broaden our horizons and explore the wonders of our planet through travel. Moreover, our worlds can expand even further if we choose to embark an adventure that challenges us physically, emotionally and spiritually.   Our guest, Suzanne Maggio, is one of our own, a baby boomer. In an effort to challenge herself and reinvigorate her life, Suzanne embarked on a solo journey to walk the El Camino de Santiago in Spain. In addition to challenging her physical endurance and strength, Suzanne learned many lessons along the way. She shares these and her remarkable adventure in her new book, Estrellas: Moments of Illumination Along El Camino De Santiago. Suzanne joins us to tell us all about it. So, take a few minutes, listen to what Suzanne has to say, and then start packing your bags. It’s high time expand your own boundaries and explore the many exciting and life-enhancing adventures traveling can provide!

    20 min

  8. 27 JUN

    The Politzer Saga: Linda Ambrus Broenniman

    Despite the many upsides of age, a long life means that we boomers have witnessed to a number of shocking and socially inequitable events Yet, some of the most appalling circumstances have taken place over generations and many of us know little about these painful truths. Our guest, Linda Ambrus Broennniman, has written a moving and personal account of her family’s experiences as Jews living during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Her remarkable story begins with a box that survived a housefire and its contents disclosed a long-held family secret. Her book is both fascinating and deeply emotional. It’s called The Politzer Saga and you will find it moving, educational and it might even inspire you to explore the roots of your own family. Please plan to tune in for this important and enlightening conversation.

    18 min
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Celebrating baby boomers fifty and better who are on the move and transforming the spirit and style of aging! Give me just fifteen minutes of your time and I’ll give you interviews with authors, actors, and experts who will inspire you to make significant and positive change in your own life.

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  • Creator
    Feisty Side of Fifty
  • Years Active
    2009 - 2024
  • Episodes
    300
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright Mary Eileen Williams (C/O Blogtalkradio)
  • Show Website
    Feisty Side of Fifty

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