Boomers Today

Daniel Zwilling, PhD discusses unimaginable opportunities that could become reality in helping to cure psychiatric disorders and nuerodegenerative disease including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

Mary Radu is a life coach and contributing editor to "Live Smart After 50! The Experts Guide to Life Planning for Uncertain Times." She discusses keys to being healthy and happy as we get older and enter the second half of life.

Erik Aho, JD, CFE, provides forensic accounting services focusing on embezzlement, fiduciary misconduct and elder financial abuse. He answers many of the questions regarding managing your parents' money.

Katheryn Mehl Miller, PhD, communicates to seniors that you're never too old to love and be loved. Through some of her own experiences, she discusses her new book, "Love Comes at Twilight: A Love Story for Seniors." She talks about intimacy, losing a loved one and coping with health issues.

When a parent or other loved one gets to the point where driving is not safe anymore, it becomes very difficult for adult children to take the keys away. Learn what to do and how to keep your loved one safe.

If you're thinking about Long-term care insurance or just want to learn more about it, Leslie Whiting provides an easy to understand explanation to the benefits and trends of LTC Insurance.

Dr. Andrews-Zwilling discusses more about dementia, Alzheimer's and what to expect in the coming years. She has established her own research program to develop drugs that block the detrimental effects of apoE4 on nerve cells in collaboration with Dr. Robert W. Mahley at the Gladstone Institute.

Joy Loverde is recognized as one of the leading experts on successful aging and eldercare. She discusses important points of her best selling book, "The Complete Eldercare Planner," reflects the depth of her understanding and compassion for the needs of older Americans.

Learn more from Kira Reginato what an Elder Care Manager does and how they can assist with some of the challenges that families are faced with as parents and other loved ones age.

Marc Mendelsohn is considered one of leading experts in the country in healthy & affordable solutions for safe and independent living and discusses this very subject.

About 70 percent of individuals over the age of 65 will need some sort of long-term care services during their lifetime. Between 2000-2010, there was a 68 percent increase of deaths attributed to Alzheimer's disease. Costs are skyrocketing. Frank Samson will discuss what you need to know should this need arise within your family.

My guest, Art Maines, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and expert in frauds and scams against the elderly. Art is the author of Scammed: 3 Steps to Help Your Elder Parents and Yourself. A must listen to if you want to help prevent a loved one get scammed.

Bob Nations, CEO of Senior Helpers in the North Bay of Northern California discusses what to look for when hiring in inhome care organization or caregivers.

Francine Toder is a psychologist, emeritus university faculty member, writer, lecturer and author of three books. She discusses her research which shows that fine arts may be the best way to stimulate the brain and how those 60 years and older can rediscover themselves through the arts.