Ready for this week's Courage Cocktail? Listen to this preview of our visit to The Charles House of Chapel Hill, NC.The Charles House provides quality, personalized care to elders and respite for their caregiving families. Locations include Daytime Eldercare Center in Chapel Hill, and Eldercare Homes in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Mr. Paul Klever, The Executive Director of The Charles House is our guest on this episode.

Professor Peter Stein, who served as the Co-Director of the Aging Workforce Initiative and the UNC Institute of Aging in Chapel Hill joins us in studio to discuss his work in preserving Holocaust survivors' history through the Holocaust Speakers Bureau based in Chapel Hill NC. Peter is writing another book which discusses retirement and re frames the conversation within contemporary society. Cherie Rosemond, PhD, Director of the UNC Chapel Hill Partnerships in Aging Program, will update us on her team's initiatives to catalyze conversations about aging in our community.

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Working with our friends at UNC Chapel Hill Partnerships in Aging Program, we feature an episode about volunteering. Our guest, Martha Brunstein, leads the "Friends of Chapel Hill Library," organization. Martha shares her enthusiasm and energy with volunteers and community members of Chapel Hill. When lifelong interests and retirement converge? Join us Wednesday at NOON,ET, 103.5 fm WCOM LP FM. www.wcomfm.org.

This week photographer, Chris Adamczyk, visits Courage Cocktail to describe her newest photographic exhibit, Living Long Lives, where she features the portraits of her friends aged 80 to 101 years old. Chris work is sponsored in part with UNC PiAP. ASAP Camera and Photo hop of Greenville, NC also helped bring this exhibit to a public audience.

Season Six Premiers this WEDNESDAY, September 7,2016. Sip this preview of this week's Courage Cocktail Radio featuring Lee Anne McClymont and her guest, Captain Archie Daniel (Retired) of the Seniors and Lawmen Together (SALT) program operating in Orange County, NC as they travel to visit seniors across the county. This series, "Long Lives, Long View," is brought to you in partnership with the UNC Chapel Hill Partners in Aging Programs as part of a community outreach initiative.

Inspiring Capital presents an event at The Loading Dock where the Founder and CEO of Inspiring Capital, Nell Derick Debevoise, presents an overview of her organization and announces plans to open a satellite in Raleigh. Eight minute talk with a concise narrative about the history and significance of Inspiring Capital launching in Raleigh 2016.

Bill Riley, PhD is the Director of the NIH Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, and Associate Director of NIH for Behavioral and Social Sciences. Before his current NIH appointment, he served as a Health Scientist Administrator and Deputy Director in the Division of AIDS and Health Behavior Research at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), a Program Director at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), and Chief of the Science of Research and Technology Branch (SRTB) in the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). He also serves as a Professorial Lecturer in the School of Public Health at George Washington University. -

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J. Aaron Hipp, PhD is the Associate Professor of Community Health and Sustainability, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management, and Fellow, Center for Geospatial Analytics, North Carolina State University (NCSU), is a built environment and physical activity researcher and teacher. Dr. Hipp is PI of an NCI R21 project using public, outdoor, online webcams across the globe and the crowdsourcing website, www.mturk.com, to measure physical activity and built environments. Dr. Hipp is currently PI of a primary project within the Washington University in St. Louis (former institution) NCI Transdisciplinary Research on Energetics and Cancer (TREC) Center: ‘Supports at Home and Work for Maintaining Energy Balance.’ This project has the goal of understanding effects of worksite and home built environments on human energetics and sedentary time, including using ecological momentary analysis (EMA). Dr. Hipp is also employing EMA on a pre/post investigation of employee and staff movement and collaborative efforts associated with a new academic building on WUSTL’s campus. Finally, he is part of an international team of researchers recently funded to develop ParkIndex, a mobile tool to facilitate active use of nearby parks.

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Donna Spruijt-Metz, MFA, PhD is Director of the USC mHealth Collaboratory at the University of Southern California’s Center for Economic and Social Research (Co-Director, Bill Swartout), and Professor of Research in Psychology. Her main interests include using mobile technologies to develop data sets that combine sensor and self-report data that is continuous, temporally rich, and contextualized. Her work meshes 21st century technologies with transdisciplinary metabolic, behavioral and environmental research in order to facilitate the development of dynamic, personalized, contextualized behavioral interventions that can be adapted on the fly. She has a deep interest in harnessing mobile health and new media modalities to bring researchers and researched systems into interaction, to engage people in their own data, and to bring about lasting change in public health. Follow her on Twitter @metzlab

She will be speaking at Duke mHealth Conference April 20, 2016.

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