As easily prevented as colorectal cancer is, Prostate Cancer remains second leading cause of death among men. Former LT Governor and Orthopedic Surgeon Stephen L. Henry, M.D. shares his personal journey with this highly treatable cancer when caught at an early stage.

Retired large animal veterinarian Carle Pippin shares his passion for fellow veterans as a tireless community volunteer including collecting beds for A Place to Sleep and donations of pet food for homeless cats and dogs. New Beginnings segment features Gale Reece, founder of iKnow Expo, a care givers conference for Seniors and those with disabilities. David Lau, founder and CEO of from dplfp Financial, discusses potential options to consider while planning for or already retired and enjoy an amazing story of what can happen out of sheer desperation.

Dr. Nancy Henkin, Sr. Fellow with Generations United, discusses expanding the role of Elders in lives of kids and community. Entreprenuer Michael D. Teague discusses his forthcoming book, "Re-Launching at Mid-Life: Creating the Change You Have To Make". Dr. Dale Tarver reflects on rebuilding her life and medical practice in Georgia in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina which devastated New Orleans. Episode 7 concludes with AARP Historian Emerita Lily Liu who has become a fierce national advocate on addressing issues related to caregiving.

Dr. Dimitra Antimisiaris discusses Polypharmacy commonly defined as the use of five or more medications daily by an individual. Part 2 of an interview with Kenya Whitfield discussing services provided by Hosparus. Episode 6 concludes with the story of a dreamer who tasted sour defeat long before ever savoring the sweet taste of success.

Part 1 of a 2 part interview with Chuck Dent who shares his story of losing 100 pounds. Nazareth Home President & CEO Mary Haynes discusses her professional and family experience with Alzheimer's disease. Vic and Colleen Bitter, married in 1969, share fond memories. Concludes with an inspirational story about a boy everyone dismissed as a nobody but as an adult became somebody who attracted international fame and fortune.

Part 1 of 2 Part Interview featuring Hosparus. Charlotte Whitaker shares some of her favorite memories traveling with Seniors ages 70+ whom she fondly calls "No Goes, Slow Goes, and Go-Goes'. Hear the backstory of a woman who built a pie cooking enterprise which she later sold years later for $90-million dollars.

Part 1 of 2 Part Interview featuring Kenya Whitfield, Outreach Manager and Director of Physician Relations for Hosparus. Charlotte Whitaker shares some of her favorite memories traveling with Seniors ages 70+ whom she fondly calls "No Goes, Slow Goes, and Go-Goes'. Hear the back-story of a woman who built a pie cooking enterprise which she later sold years later for $90-million dollars.

Conclusion of interview with Sheri Rose, CEO of Thrive Center. Ashley Gude returns with more tips and ideas for downsizing or simply 'calming the chaos' so people can focus on living life. We also catch up with Sr. Olympian Race Walker and Power Walker Charlie Waller.

In Part 1 of a 2-part interview CEO Sheri Rose provides an overview of innovative programs and services Thrive Center provides for aging well. Also part 1 of a 2 part interview with closet organizer Ashley Gude offers tips and ideas for downsizing or simply 'calming the chaos' so people can focus on living life. Followed by an interview with national Senior Games competitor Bob Stacey who is also Kentucky's official Pickleball Ambassador for the USA Pickleball Association. Last but not least Lily Liu returns with more Pearls of Wisdom from Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus (1884-1967).

Dr. Thaddeus J. Bell, MD, from Charleston, S.C. discusses the new normal of Telemedicine which presents challenges and new opportunities for senior patients. Lily Liu, Historian Emerita for AARP

in Washington, D.C. , shares some Pearls of Wisdom from Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus (1884-1967), elder rights activist and founder of AARP.