The Grands Club Podcast Season 1
The Grands Club Podcast Season 1
Podcast Description
The Grands Club Podcast celebrates the wisdom, stories, and legacies of grandparents, who bridge the past, present, and future with love and understanding. Through heartfelt conversations and shared experiences, this platform inspires and educates audiences of all ages. By preserving lessons from the past, it empowers others to navigate life while fostering meaningful connections within the grandparenting community. Together, it honors cherished traditions, embraces the present, and helps shape a brighter future for generations to come.
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Episodes focus on a variety of themes related to grandparenting, including life lessons, health insights, and personal stories, with specific episodes showcasing topics such as Fannie Mutchko celebrating her 100th birthday with life lessons and navigating scams targeting older adults with expert advice from Amy Nofziger.
The Grands Club Podcast celebrates the wisdom, stories, and legacies of grandparents, who bridge the past, present, and future with love and understanding. Through heartfelt conversations and shared experiences, this platform inspires and educates audiences of all ages. By preserving lessons from the past, it empowers others to navigate life while fostering meaningful connections within the grandparenting community. Together, it honors cherished traditions, embraces the present, and helps shape a brighter future for generations to come.
There is a growing body of scientific research that highlights the positive impacts of companion animals –especially dogs and cats –on our well-being and that of our families. Our pets contribute to mental and emotional health, promote physical activity, social interaction, and even keep our brains fired! AND they can even help us live longer by reducing our stress levels and keeping US exercised!
SOOOO …What IF… one day… our beloved pets could live longer healthier lives and still be with us in our ripe old age?
Dr. Kate Creevy, a Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine at Texas A&M University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, joins Kathy to discuss the Dog Aging Project and potential benefits to canine and humankind.
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