Timeless Podcast

In this exclusive bonus content, enjoy an extended conversation between Cliff Carey, the owner of Timeless Hearing, and Dr. Melissa Carman, a PhD therapist. This lighthearted yet insightful banter takes you behind the scenes of their initial discussion, as they explore topics beyond the episode’s main themes. Listen in as Cliff and Dr. Carman share personal stories, crack jokes, and dive deeper into the connection between hearing health and mental well-being. With their unique perspectives, this bonus content offers even more valuable takeaways, along with plenty of laughs and thoughtful moments. Perfect for those looking for a little extra insight and fun!

Content Warning: This conversation will discuss sensitive topics related to suicide, suicidal thoughts, and self-harm, specifically from 04:45-05:15. If you are currently struggling with suicidal ideation, please consider skipping this part of the discussion and reaching out to the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988 from any touchtone phone.

Cliff Carey sits down with Dr. Melissa Carman, a PhD therapist who specializes in helping clients to unlock hidden potential through therapy and coaching.

Dr. Carman and Cliff discuss the mindset and self-talk required to meet the challenges in even the most unremarkable life and how our family dynamics and relationship with money can influence so much about how we feel and where our lives can take us.

Cliff Carey sits down with Dan Bennett, founder of Lake Water Advisory. Dan and Cliff discuss trends in finance, specifically those related to healthcare costs and saving strategies, as well as the impact of shifting demographics and attitudes toward money.

Dan is a certified financial planner with a BS in finance who shares his extensive experience with clients through a modern approach to financial planning.

Cliff Carey sits down with Dr. Brandy Pouliot, Director of Audiology & Education for Sonova, US. Dr. Pouliot and Cliff discuss trends in treating hearing loss, its impact on quality of life and social interactions and isolation, with a large focus on research that’s been published on untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline.

Dr. Pouliot is an audiologist, author, and educator. She earned her clinical doctorate degree from Nova Southeastern University and practiced privately until she joined Phonak, a major hearing aid manufacturer, in 2012 as a clinical trainer.

Dr. Pouliot is passionate about supporting audiologists and patients to live a life without limitations.

Content Warning: This conversation will discuss sensitive topics related to suicide, suicidal thoughts, and self harm, specifically from 1:04:43-1:08:38. If you are currently struggling with suicidal ideation, please consider skipping this part of the discussion and reaching out to the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988 from any touchtone phone.

Cliff Carey sits down with Patrick Lynch, CEO of the American Tinnitus Association. Patrick shares his journey of a spiritual and philosophical life, three cancer diagnoses, politics and healthcare law practice, and landing with ATA. Patrick and Cliff also discuss the research, mindsets, and emotions surrounding tinnitus and its treatment.  

The American Tinnitus Association is a public charity withone mission: alleviate the suffering of individuals with tinnitus through comprehensive support, credible information, and groundbreaking research.

Tinnitus, which is commonly known as ‘ringing in the ears’, is a complex neurological condition that causes a perception of sound when there is no external source.

There is currently no scientifically proven cure for most cases of chronic tinnitus — in particular the vast majority of cases caused by sensorineural hearing loss. The search for a definitive cure is ongoing and real progress is being made, but there is currently no clinically proven way to fully eliminate the perception of tinnitus.

None of us can change the fact that we will age. But we can, through mindful choices, applied disciplines, and vision and commitment to our future selves, have a say in just how well we age.

Cliff Carey sits down with Thena Lindhorst, CEO of Love Living At Home. Thena and Cliff discuss the mission of inspiring and ensuring independence in aging communities. They also discuss how Love Living At Home addresses the social needs, incidence of depression, and the evolving needs of people in retirement.

Love Living at Home is a member-driven organization thatenables older adults age 50+ to live vibrantly while aging in place in the homes and neighborhoods they love. Love Living at Home is committed to being a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization.

None can change the fact that we will age. But we can,through mindful choices, applied disciplines, and vision and commitment to our future selves, have a say in just how well we age.

Cliff Carey sits down with physician, motivational speaker, author, and teacher Kaushal Nanavati, for a wide-ranging discussion on the mindsets that promote health and healing in cancer treatment and hearing care. They discuss the profit dynamics and troubling outcomes in institutional healthcare, areas where progress is being made, and the human connection that occurs between patients and providers.

A distinguished healthcare leader with 28 years of experience, Dr. Nanavati has a passion for leading people toward improved wellness, self-care, and peace in life as a primary means of disease prevention. He currently serves as the Assistant Dean of Wellness and Director of Integrative Medicine and Survivorship at SUNY Upstate Medical University.

He is the author of the acclaimed book series, CORE 4 of Wellness, a comprehensive guide to optimizing nutrition, physical exercise, stress management, and spiritual wellness.

To purchase CORE 4 Wellness book: https://www.amazon.com/CORE-Wellness-Nutrition-Management-Spiritual/dp/1530256720 https://www.upstate.edu/healthcare/providers/doctor.php?docID=nanavatk

Content Warning: This conversation will discuss sensitive topics related to suicide, suicidal thoughts, and self-harm, specifically from 1:00:55-1:05:40. If you are currently struggling with suicidal ideation, please consider skipping this part of the discussion and reaching out to the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988 from any touchtone phone.

Cliff Carey sits down with Tracy Dando, founder of Safe Space Organization. Tracy and Cliff discuss the mindset to tackle our emotional needs and how to ask for help when overwhelmed or in mental health crisis. The two also discuss the dynamics of understanding ourselves and communicating our needs, as well as the pitfalls of self-isolation and the benefit or learning from, and even learning to appreciate, moments and people who trigger us.

Safe Space Organization strives to change the conversation around mental health by educating, connecting and supporting others through a peer-to-peer network.  Safe Space is a community hub with therapeutic alternatives and prevention methodology that empowers individuals to manage their mental health by accessing community resources, providing a space and empowering the process of healing. 

None can change the fact that we will age. But we can, through mindful choices, applied disciplines, and vision and commitment to our future selves, have a say in just how well we age.

To make a financial contribution: https://www.safespacecny.org/donate

Cliff Carey sits down with Emily Gozy, creator of Nourished with Emily. Emily and Cliff discuss the foundational framework for healthy nutrition and mindset for results at any age. The two also discuss the justification and pitfalls of productive calorie deficits, the Carnivore diet, veganism, and respectfully balancing the body positivity movement with ideal long term nutrition goals.

Nourished With Emily works with professional men and women to support their own health and nutrition goals. Tailored and paced programming led by registered dieticians, practical nutrition advice and guidance, evidence-based nutrition recommendations, and the accountability, knowledge and experience of trained coaches and dietitians are all a part of the Nourished with Emily proprietary method.

None can change the fact that we will age. But we can, through mindful choices, applied disciplines, and vision and commitment to our future selves, have a say in just how well we age.

Cliff Carey sits down with Dan Goldberg, creator and co-owner of Syracuse Sweat Club. Dan and Cliff discuss simple strategies for moving better in mid-life or later, reclaiming range of motion and joint mobility, training to promote long term health – even with knee or back pain, and foundational framework for healthy nutrition and mindset for results at any age.

Syracuse Sweat Club is an incredibly vibrant, supportive, and diverse community comprised of athletes of all ages, fitness levels, and walks of life with the most experienced and educated coaches and a wide schedule of classes and offerings at convenient hours of the day.

None of us can change the fact that we will age. But we can, through mindful choices, applied disciplines, and vision and commitment to our future selves, have a say in just how well we age.