On this inaugural episode of In the Circle, we kick things off with a conversation with Jennifer Kubik, a respected Creative Aging specialist and music therapist dedicated to expanding access to meaningful arts experiences for older adults. With a background in arts education and performance, Jennifer explores how creativity enhances well-being, combats isolation, and fosters social connections. In this inaugural podcast conversation, we discuss the profound impact of Creative Aging programs, the role of the arts in challenging ageism, and how arts therapy serves as a powerful tool for personal growth and healing. Listen today for an insightful conversation on the transformative power of the arts in later life! Podcast Producer: Tyler Hill. Music provided by Think 360 Arts for Learning Teaching Artist Katherine Dines - “It’s Spring” from Katherine Dines’ album, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta Seasons, produced by James Coffey, Bluevision Music. © Think 360 Arts for Learning, 2025. All rights reserved.