OMG I'm Getting Older and So Is My Mom

It's like they say, "all good things must come to an end." Join Scott on his last episode of "OMG, I'm Getting Older and So Is My Mom" as he recaps the last 12 years and shares some parting words about issues that are critical to our senior population.

Learn about the life and times of Bobby Darin with performer Ron Gartner, who has a show called "Splish Splash: The Music of Bobby Darin," coming to you soon. So much you didn’t know unveiled in this fun and entertaining show.

In a wide ranging conversation Scott talks to Joseph and Jonathan Karp, recently named Super Elder Lawyers, about how to ensure your wishes for how you want to live the rest of your life are honored. A most important and informative discussion.

Dying is never an easy subject but knowing how people die and how to cope with a loved one who is dying is extremely important. Listen in as Dr. Leonard Hock talks about dying in his inimitable fashion using grace and humanity to help us weather this very difficult time.

Retirement is scary and how to navigate the financial planning for retirement can be even scarier. Tune in to hear Scott speak with David Rosell of Rosell Wealth Management and learn how you can make retirement the best it can be.

Author Debbie Weiss talks about her new book "On Second Thought... Maybe I Can," a story about defying the odds and challenges of being a family caregiver to three loved ones and still managing to reinvent herself after age 50.

Having trouble hearing your TV or your friends when they’re speaking to you? Are the noises in the restaurant impacting your enjoyment on your night out? Join Scott as he speaks with Dr. Lyndsey Bride, Audiologist at Adept Audiology, about hearing aids, early warning signs, and causes of hearing loss. All of your questions will be answered on this incredibly informative and important show.

Dr. Joy Siegel talks to Scott about moral injury. What is it? Why we should care? What can be done about it? A very powerful and thoughtful show that is bound to make you think.

Kelley Jackson, PhD and Nurse Practitioner, joins us tonight to talk about an exciting new research project being conducted at Florida Atlantic University. The project is designed to look for a possible correlation between driving habits and the early detection of dementia. Find the answer when you tune in to this very interesting show.

In one of Scott’s most fascinating shows he speaks with Lizbeth Uzcategui from Hanger Clinic about artificial limbs and prosthetics. Born without a right arm, Lizbeth talks about the challenges and victories of being an amputee and the progress being made in the world of prosthetics.