Rob & Caroline Thomson on their Living @ Home service to help seniors stay in their homes longer, safely. Journeywoman CEO Carolyn Ray on travel tips for mature solo women travelers, and packing tips from the professionals at Samsonite. Take 5 With RBC explores Indigenous Trusts and how they help secure the future wealth of these communities.

Cityline Expert Sarah Gunn shares her perfect Thanksgiving Tablescape the grandkids will love to help with. Dr Kerry Byrne of the Long Distance Grandparent talks about the unique challenges that working long distance grandparents face, and offers suggestions on how to keep the relationship close. The Take 5 With RBC interview features partner Rexall Drugs as we learn about the respiratory diseases we should be aware of this fall, and the recommended vaccines and preventative measures we should be taking.

Stewart Reynolds (better known as Brittlestar) and his mom Bette Reynolds (aka Granny Reynolds) talk about their social media success, including a video which has been viewed 600 million times. Plus Stewart's new book "Welcome to the Stupidpocalypse". Estate planning misses with RBC.

Food expert Rose Reisman tells us what the term "best before" really means when it comes to different food groups. Community hero Peter Vandyk tells us how to engage our grandkids in volunteerism, highlighting his work with Halton Women's Place. The Take 5 With RBC interview reveals a new economic outlook.

Liisa Sefton of Destination Ontario tells us all about the fantastic fall fairs and fall colours to explore with our grandchildren. Kimberley Seldon offers some advice on how to get into "Grandmillennial" decorating by using grand objects in our homes, mixed with modern. Our Take 5 With RBC interview explains why a US domiciled bank account maybe a better option instead of a US dollar bank account in Canada.

Memory Lane Home Living offers a unique home-like environment for women who experience memory loss. We talk about their philosophies and programs. Plus, Movies for Mommies has been around for 22 years, and you can take your grandkids to this safe movie experience...and it's not just kid movies. We discuss the new RBC Virtual Advice series running in October 2023.

Children's book publisher DC Canada Education Publishing talk about their Grandma & Grandpa Adventure series of books, plus how and why they support CHEO, a children's hospital in Ottawa. Kerry Hills is a patient/advocate for scleroderma and she tells what to look for and how to deal with an invisible chronic illness. Plus our Take 5 With RBC interview looks at what happens if you are incapacitated without having appointed powers of attorney for property and personal care.

Host Kathy Buckworth talks about her Cunard cruise to Norway, including interviews with key personnel on why this ocean liner brand stands out; Journeywoman contributor Tanzila Khan on accessible travel and the challenges she faces; RBC on Estate Planning for young families, as part of our Take 5 With RBC interview series.

Season 3 of Go-To Grandma kicks off with an interview with therapist Alyson Schafer on grandparents who don't want to identify as grandparents. Business leader Karen Schulman Dupuis on career disruption for women 40-64 and how community partners can help. Take 5 with RBC offers financial advice for grandparents.

Laura Berg of My Smart Hands takes us through signing with our hearing grandbabies, co-founder of Mabel's Labels Julie Cole talks through the evolution of Mommy Bloggers to Granfluencers, and we review equity in US properties on our Take 5 With RBC interview.