A spirited show with the founder of Americans Against Abusive Probate Guardianship, Dr. Sam Sugar. Fast paced and fascinating.

Dr. Jeffrey Lefton, the Director of Behavioral Health Services at Delray Medical Center’s Fair Oaks Pavilion discusses holiday blues and depression along with so many important issues confronting us as we age. An important show at anytime of the year but especially now.

In a back to the future moment, Scott begins his new tenure on his new station. This is back to where it all began six years ago. Tonight Scott reintroduces the show to this new audience and talks about many different subjects to highlight what the show will be like in the months to come.

Nurse practitioner Lucy Mead from Gardens Neurology discusses the changing yet very important role Nurse Practitioners have in doctors' offices today.

Desirae Mearns, SHINE Program Director, discusses Medicare open enrollment, the donut hole including new 2018 figures, navigating the Medicare landscape, new changes coming our way in 2018 and how folks can take advantage of the services SHINE offers. A most important and informative show.

The authors of an extremely important new book “Permission To Die” join Scott to discuss this very important subject matter. And while the topic is serious, the conservation was fun, upbeat and more importantly, very informative.

Dr. Benjamin Bensadon, psychologist, author and educator discusses the role of psycho-social treatment in geriatric behavior along with how the changing face of healthcare is impacting outcomes.

David Levy and Paul Vattiato from the Avise Group join Scott to talk about trauma, including sexual abuse, PTSD and more. They discuss their program for dealing with that trauma along with their solutions for when that trauma affects the entire family.

Neurologist Dr. David Silvers with Gardens Neurology discusses movement disorders, early Alzheimer's Disease detection and diagnosis and much much more. A very interesting guest with lots of great information.

Bonnie Conrad, Project Director for The Aging Disability and Resource Center discusses Elder Fraud, Abuse and Exploitation. Elder Abuse is epidemic so learn what you can do if you are a victim or suspect someone you know may be.