Stafford Cohen, M.D, retired cardiologist from a Harvard-teaching hospital talks about his experiences there and how and why  medicine has changed. This much-loved and noted physician also tells us what it was like to retire after 48 years  from a busy practice and then to  turn to writing three books, the last being his medical murder mystery, We Live And Die By Electricity.  And now Dr. Cohen is thinking about a fourth book!Only great vibes from Stafford!

Robert Parris, Sports Reporter at BCAT, goes from reporting sports to diving deep into the restaurant scene in Massachusetts. He will talk about his favorites - the best food and the best atmosphere. Robert will also discuss what happened to the restaurant scene during the pandemic and how it is coping now. Join him for tips on great eating!

Deborah Kagan, Ellen's cousin, is a speaker, author, mentor and mojo recovery specialist in Los Angeles. Deborah  supports you to conquer self-doubt and indecision to step into your full power and live a turned ON life. Join her and Ellen as they talk about how Deborah used her mojo tools to ride out the pandemic.

Dr. Matthew Bogyo is a professor of Pathology in the Dept. of Pathology at Stanford University School of Medicine. He is also a professor in the Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology.  Join him and Ellen while they talk about what it was like for him to have two teenagers at home during the pandemic and what it was like to continue teaching at Stanford. A very interesting conversation with Matt who also discusses the research into Covid at his Bogyo Lab.

Robert Parris joins Ellen again to talk about what is happening in the sports world. His understanding of sports encompasses not only the game itself but also the problems that the sports world is facing, e.g., safety issues and racism and antisemitism. Join Ellen and Robert for an interesting 30-minute segment.

Listen to Movin' And Groovin' With Ellen as she talks with Cyndy Cotton, Executive Director of the Osterville Village Library, and be inspired by how Cyndy was able to keep the library open during the pandemic.

Steve Murphy, real estate attorney in Osterville, MA, joins Ellen on Movin' And Groovin' With Ellen to talk about how Covid impacted his practice and his life. He talks with humor and wit about the changes he had to make as a lawyer and about his 97-year old dad, with whom he lives. Steve and Ellen are fun to listen to and will brighten your day.

In Ellen’s first episode of Movin' And Groovin’, she hosts sports reporter at Burlington Cable Access TV, Robert Parris. Robert discusses the impact of Covid on sports and on him personally, with wit and humor. A must listen if you want to cheer up your day!

Join Ellen Kagan and “move and Groove” with her as she talks with her guests about living in this wild and crazy world.