Author: Brett Johnson
06.20.22
Age Doesn’t Limit Technology Savvy Experiences
How do we ensure that older tech users are also prepared? How can they learn tech-safe computing?
Are there “tricks” that work in teaching that are not tech-savvy? What challenges do they normally have?
05.30.22
Newspapers Are Alive and Well
Bonnie Rutledge is the new owner/editor of a community newspaper in eastern Ohio, the Harrison News-Herald. Now, you may not consider that to be “news” – except when she is a “twenty-something”, local English teacher, taking over a newspaper that has been printing since 1815 – over 200 years!
05.15.22
Older Adults and Property Taxes
Housing values are skyrocketing.
Property taxes are increasing.
And the housing burden is intensifying for older homeowners across the country. Where do we go from here?
04.18.22
News Coverage in a 24/7 Media Cycle
We welcome Rodney Dunigan, Managing Editor and Weekend Anchor for WSYX/ABC Channel 6 and Fox28 in Columbus to talk more about news coverage in a 24/7 media cycle.
04.04.22
Cindy Farson, Innovator of Senior Services
Cindy Farson, who we feel is an innovator of senior services, has led the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging – or as we all like acronyms – COAAA – for 28 years. And she is turning the page on her career.
03.21.22
Aging In Full Bloom with Lisa Stockdale
Lisa Stockdale provides us with insights on not just the caregiving industry, but also the challenges today’s families face. And most importantly the hurdles she crosses each day communicating that information to the general public, and to clients and families.
02.21.22
Chambers of Commerce Supporting Local Businesses
We continue our look at supporting local businesses and their owners in this episode. But with a twist. We talk about the value of our local chambers of commerce in supporting local businesses.