At age 80, Phyllis Silver fulfilled a lifelong dream: getting behind the wheel of a tugboat. It happened thanks to the Golden Dreams program created by Wendy Steinberg, Chief Communications Officer of RiverSpring Living.

Wendy shares how Golden Dreams was created and what the program has revealed about aging and possibility. Phyllis shares firsthand what it meant to finally live a dream decades in the making.

At its heart, it’s an uplifting story about purpose, adventure, and the idea that we never have to outgrow our dreams.

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What started as a lark spinning signs turned into a passion, and eventually landed Ryan Inzero on the stage of America’s Got Talent, where Mel B stood up after his audition and declared it “nuts, ridiculous” and said she loved it.

But Ryan’s story is about much more than sign spinning. It’s about having the confidence to be different, pursuing something you genuinely love, and discovering just how far an unconventional path can take you. This is a fun one!

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Paranormal investigator, author, and entertainer Charles Rosenay joins us for a fascinating conversation about the mysterious side of Connecticut.

In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, Charles explains how he went from skeptic to believer, shares some of his own unexplained encounters, recounts the stories behind Connecticut’s most intriguing, haunted locations, and reveals one thing not even he would touch.

Whether you’re a true believer or simply curious, this entertaining conversation explores the history, folklore, and unexplained phenomena that continue to captivate people across Connecticut.

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Fairfield County culinary icon Bill Taibe joins us for an engaging conversation about what it really takes to create a memorable dining experience and why great restaurants are about far more than the food they serve.

In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, Bill reflects on what guests notice the moment they walk through the door, what they remember long after they leave, and the details he obsesses over every day. He also shares how a new venture has reignited his passion after decades of success in the restaurant industry.

Beyond the kitchen, Bill discusses the vital role independent restaurants play in building community, the challenges facing today’s hospitality industry, and offers a hint about an exciting new concept on the horizon.

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Singer-songwriter MT Jones joins us from Liverpool as he embarks on an international tour.

In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, MT discusses his acclaimed album Joy, his journey from aspiring musician to sought-after session player and now solo artist, his songwriting and creative process, and the enduring influence of Liverpool’s legendary music scene. The episode concludes with a live studio performance of “Easy,” a standout track from Joy.

MT’s soulful sound has drawn comparisons to artists like Donny Hathaway, Carole King, and D’Angelo.

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What if aging isn’t something to fear, but something to embrace?

In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, we sit down with David Stewart, founder of Super Age and AGEIST to explore what it really means to live longer and better.

Drawing on decades of experience in the creative world and years spent studying the science of longevity, David shares why curiosity, purpose, movement, and meaningful connections may be just as important as nutrition and exercise.

Passionate about redefining what it means to grow older, David challenges outdated assumptions about aging and offers an inspiring vision of how we can all live healthier, more vibrant lives at every stage.

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In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, Westport, Connecticut, institution Dan Woog joins us for a thoughtful and heartfelt conversation about storytelling, belonging, and why the strongest communities are built one story at a time.

A coach, journalist, author of 17 books, and the voice behind Westport’s widely read 06880 blog, Dan has become one of those rare people who not only chronicles a town’s history but also helps shape it by telling the stories that matter.

“Community is the key to everything,” Dan says, reminding us that everyone has a story worth telling.

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Bryan Mattimore, whose book “21 Days to a Big Idea” was named one of the top 60 business books of all time, says his life’s work is to “share the structure of creativity and how to use it for the benefit of the world.”

In this episode of On Point with Jaclyn Jeffrey, Bryan explains why creativity isn’t a gift reserved for a select few – it’s a skill that can be learned. He shares why trust is the foundation of innovation, how organizations can consistently generate breakthrough ideas, and why you don’t need a big budget to make a big impact.

As Bryan puts it, you can create “spectacle on a shoestring.”

Bryan is cofounder and "Chief Idea Guy" at Growth Engine Company and one of America's leading experts in applied creativity, ideation facilitation, and innovation management.

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More than a chef, Chef Moe is a TikTok sensation, storyteller, mentor, and someone who believes food has the power to change lives.

In this inspiring On Point conversation, he shares his remarkable journey, the lessons that shaped him, and why a simple meal can become an act of kindness, connection, and hope.

Then stick around as Chef Moe steps into the kitchen and walks you through one of his favorite easy, crowd-pleasing recipes that anyone can make at home.

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