Ellia Harris shares ideas about how to declutter and organize in a mindful way that supports our thriving as we age.

Patricia Hunt-Perry has had a remarkable life. She's worked with many of the world's spiritual luminaries, hosted her own radio and PBS series introduced innovative courses in a university setting and been a Dharma teacher. Now in her eighth decade, she shares some of her wisdom.

Maria Genné is a dancer, choreographer, and educator who has created amazing programs that bring people together across generations to interact through dance, music and story. She helps older adults tap into their creativity and joy through the arts. Her organization, Kairos Alive, is a performing and participatory dance, music, and theatre arts organization, led by a core group of professional artists who work collaboratively, across arts disciplines and across generations.

Activist and author Kit Bakke didn't start writing seriously until after 50 when the events of 9-11 motivated her to start. She talks about her first book, Miss Alcott's E-mail, her recent book Protest on Trial and how dissent is so important to a democracy.

Painter, writer, and Sage-ing facilitator Anne Boynton talks about infusing more creativity into your life in your 3rd Act, or any age.

Author and Sage-ing facilitator Ina Albert talks about how we can counter ageism to choose a more empowering path to aging.

Rachael Freed is an author, workshop leader and expert in the area of writing your legacy. She shows us how we can find personal fulfillment as we age and bring joy to others by writing legacy letters and giving blessings.

John C. Robinson is a clinical psychologist with a second doctorate in ministry. He's an ordained interfaith minister and the author of nine books and numerous articles on Aging, examining its psychology, spirituality and mystical dimensions. He speaks at Conscious Aging Conferences across the country.

Marilyn Paul, Author of An Oasis in Time describes the benefits of taking a rest day off a week.