Just a quick update to a (major?) change to the show.  I'm excited about things to come and new opportunities on the horizon.  Joined by Tom and my fiance Abby.

My guest is Lisa M. Cini of Columbus, OH.  She is an author, designer, entrepreneur amongst other things.  Her passion is using design and technology to change the way people live for the better, particularly older people.  She is the founder of www.mosaicdesignstudio.com and www.bestlivingtech.com.

Bill is a retired teacher, school administrator, and performance coach.  He shares some of his most impactful life experiences and how it forced him to grow as a person.  We draw some parallels to my experience and the challenges and lessons different phases of life can bring.

Stu Webb is a former pharmacist and lawyer from a small town in rural Iowa.  He is considered to the be founding father of collaborative law in the United States.  I sit down with him at his place to discuss what led him down this path, and ultimately his becoming a non-dual person.  We close the conversation on his spirituality.  NOTE: There are some technical difficulties in the episode.  Apologies to the listener.

The show is back.  I meet up with Shelby Andress, a woman who has dedicated her life to the advancement of humanity though teaching and stewardship.  We discuss her life's work as she ages, the pain of losing her husband to Alzheimer's disease, and how she reevaluates who she is at each new stage in life.

I am joined by two complete strangers in my own home.  We discuss the tragedy and beauty of life.  I am reminded that when the time for change comes, accept and embrace it.

In an overdue episode with my grandpa Roger, we sit down with a few canoupers and discuss topics of an existential nature.  We share a few laughs and leave the politics for last.  My dad Bruce joins in and adds a third perspective between my generation and the one of my grandpa.  NOTE: AUDIO ISSUES FOR FIRST 10 MINUTES

Lee Mowatt was the first person to ever contact me about my show.  He reached out to me on Twitter when he heard my show.  I was a guest on his podcast "The Inner Game of Aging," which is a show dedicated to improving and embracing the process of aging.  Even though he is only 66, I wanted to have him on my show.  He agreed, and an enjoyable conversation ensued.  Links to his show and a video of his signature handstand will be posted on the IYE Facebook and Twitter pages.