The decision making process for when you or your loved needs to move from a current living situation into an assisted living community is often not an easy one to make. Families grapple with how and when to handle that conversation and when is the appropriate time for making that decision. Assisted Living communities provide strong social connections, but they also provide a range of care beyond a person's social needs. We will explore the range of care they can provide, and discuss the

The decision making process for when you or your loved needs to move from a current living situation into an assisted living community is often not an easy one to make. Families grapple with how and when to handle that conversation and when is the appropriate time for making that decision. Assisted Living communities provide strong social connections, but they also provide a range of care beyond a person's social needs. We will explore the range of care they can provide, and discuss the

BIG dog = BIG brain = smart dog. Small dog = small brain = not so smart - makes sense. After all, a large brain means extra neurons, and extra neurons enhance cognition. Brain size has long been associated with intelligence in humans, primates, and now, dogs, but is this assumption correct? Find out this week when Bryan reveals his answers. Bryan will also answer listener questions. Some of the items include: * I free feed my dogs with no problems. However, a trainer advised me not to do so. Are

BIG dog = BIG brain = smart dog. Small dog = small brain = not so smart - makes sense. After all, a large brain means extra neurons, and extra neurons enhance cognition. Brain size has long been associated with intelligence in humans, primates, and now, dogs, but is this assumption correct? Find out this week when Bryan reveals his answers. Bryan will also answer listener questions. Some of the items include: * I free feed my dogs with no problems. However, a trainer advised me not to do so. Are

In this episode we will continue the conversation on the Future of Aging by exploring the possibilities and opportunities available to people as they age. AARP refers to real possibilities and there are many in almost every community around the country. From Community Centers to Continuing and Adult Education Programs, Volunteer Opportunities, etc. there is a way for older people to remain engaged and play an important role in their community. We will provide examples from people who have developed

In this episode we will continue the conversation on the Future of Aging by exploring the possibilities and opportunities available to people as they age. AARP refers to real possibilities and there are many in almost every community around the country. From Community Centers to Continuing and Adult Education Programs, Volunteer Opportunities, etc. there is a way for older people to remain engaged and play an important role in their community. We will provide examples from people who have developed

When Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and well-known conservationist advised When you play, play hard; when you work, don't play at all, you have to wonder if his words of wisdom were borne from his observations of wolves in the wild. Wolves and dogs appear to quickly shift from play to work and from work back to play. However, new revelations in wolf and dog play behavior suggest there may be no shift at all between play and work. Is this true? If so, why all work and no

When Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and well-known conservationist advised When you play, play hard; when you work, don't play at all, you have to wonder if his words of wisdom were borne from his observations of wolves in the wild. Wolves and dogs appear to quickly shift from play to work and from work back to play. However, new revelations in wolf and dog play behavior suggest there may be no shift at all between play and work. Is this true? If so, why all work and no

In this episode we will discuss healthy lifestyle; how to remain active, vibrant and healthy as we age. Discover new passions and reignite those from the past. Our guests are John Nyemchek, a nationally recognized ballroom dance champion, judge and teacher and Dan Layne a teacher, balance/mobility specialist and black belt in karate. Each coming from their own passions and years of training, they introduce people to their areas of expertise in later years of life and discuss the value they see it

In this episode we will discuss healthy lifestyle; how to remain active, vibrant and healthy as we age. Discover new passions and reignite those from the past. Our guests are John Nyemchek, a nationally recognized ballroom dance champion, judge and teacher and Dan Layne a teacher, balance/mobility specialist and black belt in karate. Each coming from their own passions and years of training, they introduce people to their areas of expertise in later years of life and discuss the value they see it

Do our dogs really miss us whenever we leave them with someone else? Do they ever forget us? Is the bond between owner and dog jeopardized by separation and time? Find out this week when Bryan reveals his answers. Bryan will also answer listener questions. Some of them include: I have a very confident one year old GSD / lab mix. She has been bratty since she was a very young puppy. Now that she’s bigger, her bratty side is kinda scary. She growls and lunges at me when I ask her to do something

Do our dogs really miss us whenever we leave them with someone else? Do they ever forget us? Is the bond between owner and dog jeopardized by separation and time? Find out this week when Bryan reveals his answers. Bryan will also answer listener questions. Some of them include: I have a very confident one year old GSD / lab mix. She has been bratty since she was a very young puppy. Now that she’s bigger, her bratty side is kinda scary. She growls and lunges at me when I ask her to do something

National Grandparents Day was September 8th and is celebrated each year the Sunday following Labor Day. It was established back in1979 for the purpose of ?honoring grandparents, giving grandparents an opportunity to show love for their grandchildren and to help children understand and become aware of the strength and wisdom of the elders in their family. What is the role of Grandparents in your family and society as a whole? In this episode, we will talk with grandparents who help care for their

National Grandparents Day was September 8th and is celebrated each year the Sunday following Labor Day. It was established back in1979 for the purpose of ?honoring grandparents, giving grandparents an opportunity to show love for their grandchildren and to help children understand and become aware of the strength and wisdom of the elders in their family. What is the role of Grandparents in your family and society as a whole? In this episode, we will talk with grandparents who help care for their

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Can dogs tell if someone is a bad person? According to scientists, they can. Moreover, to make matters worse, they will judge that person accordingly and shun them. However, are these findings a bit of a stretch? Listen in and find out what Bryan has to say about your dog’s ability to tell if you’re naughty or nice. Along with answering the following listener questions, Bryan will also talk about canine depression. Is it real, and if it is, what can we do about it? *My six-month-old puppy growled

Can dogs tell if someone is a bad person? According to scientists, they can. Moreover, to make matters worse, they will judge that person accordingly and shun them. However, are these findings a bit of a stretch? Listen in and find out what Bryan has to say about your dog’s ability to tell if you’re naughty or nice. Along with answering the following listener questions, Bryan will also talk about canine depression. Is it real, and if it is, what can we do about it? *My six-month-old puppy growled

In this episode we will present the various levels of care from communal living, assisted living and finally nursing homes. Our guest, Charlene Harrington, whose work inspired the 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law will discuss nursing homes from then to now. What are the prevailing issues and continued challenges for those who need to transition to a nursing home environment.