The power of kindness shines brightly, especially among older adults. This blog explores recent research on the positive impacts of kindness

As we age, maintaining connections with younger generations becomes increasingly important for our well-being and mutual understanding.

Let's explore the question of "what's too old" and alternative ways we could structure work, learning, and leisure at different ages.

Many of us struggle to understand the meaning of transgender & nonbinary. Here is my journey of increasing awareness & openness to learn.

I’ve been watching the attack on women’s rights with growing alarm—we should all be worried. Action can help our feelings of powerlessness.

Lets celebrate some of the highly visible older people creating the possibility of a totally new old age for many today.

Clinging to independence when you are suffering is dangerously risky behavior. Part of aging well is accepting the help you require.

We are one of the first generations who’ve had to deal with technology impacting most parts of our lives. It’s both enriching & enraging...

This month I interviewed some male readers to see how their ideas of masculinity has changed as they've aged, and it may surprise you.

There are good reasons why most elders enjoy celebrating the holidays more now than when they were younger. Today's blog has 4 to consider.

Our grandchildren—our young people—need us like never before. That’s my takeaway after delving into the fears & hopes of my Gen Z grandkids.

I don’t deny it’s scary times. What with climate change, inflation, civil unrest, it’s hard to stay positive & calm.
 It's about choosing...

Ageism is pervasive & deadly to our longevity. We should be tapping the vastly underrated creative & productive power of older people.

I’ve been wondering: what are the ingredients for the happiness older people experience? Let's discuss them & the concept generativity.

And 4 Lessons Americans Need to Learn from the Danes. “Jonathan just tested positive for Covid here this morning.” My son Dan called me...

I worry about my grandchildren & the world they are facing. It was eye-opening to interview them to talk about what was on their minds.