Mary Jo Saavedra joins Catherine and Scott as our special guest to discuss all things eldercare. Mary Jo is a respected thought leader in the planning and care of elders, and author of Eldercare 101, Updated Edition.  Terrific insights and Mary Jo is a wonderful speaker.

Greg Justice has had several clients for about 40 years. What's his secret?That history reaches back to the impact of legend and longtime mentor, Jack Lalanne. Greg talks about the upcoming feature movie on Jack Lalanne, and he shares some inside stories, talks about Elaine Lalanne's role in continuing to tell Jack's story. Greg continues to coach and inspire while running multiple businesses. After all, fitness is a way of life and we can find many ways to incorporate it into our daily lives. Takeaways: 1. Take ownership2. Look inward to find what makes you happy3. Do something nice for somebody else without getting caughtFind Greg Justice at:https://gregjustice.com/https://aycfit.com/https://www.endlessrope.com/https://scriptorpublishinggroup.com/Tattered Capes: https://tatteredcapes.com/

It's easy to find ourselves "managing." Be it physical or emotional challenges, breaking away from them is never easy... but maybe there's a better way.Catherine and Scott are joined by special guest, Dr. Vince Catteruccia. Dr. C. shares his experiences helping people to live better and in less pain.Dr. Vince Catteruccia is an internationally known Musculoskeletal Diagnostician and Author who is recognized for uncovering hidden sources of physical pain and producing lasting solutions for his patients — without medication or surgery. His natural approach to solving pain is guided by his unique combination of professional credentials including a Ph.D. in Behavior, a Master’s of Science in Kinesiotherapy, and a Master’s of Science in Human Performance. Dr. Vince is also the founder of Workforce Intelligence taking his processes and programs into companies throughout the United States. 

A shift is occurring in community designs that have positive implications even for those of us not planning to move. A theme around building social connections is helping make the for sustainable and accessible to a broader demographic. 

Dr. Patrick Roden is a national treasure. His years of geriatric studies and nursing have filled him with amazing stories and a healthy perspective on what it takes to age well. Patrick's story of  85-year-old marathon participant, the legend, Mavis Lindgren, is absolutely beautiful. Patrick recently published Women, Aging & Myths on Amazon https://amzn.to/3swNHCLLots of great resources and content at https://aginginplace.com/Subscribe to get pinged when episodes get published - about 2 per month.Find Tattered Capes on your favorite podcast platforms.Visit  https://tatteredcapes.com/

Kimberly Montgomery is sensational! Her willingness to try almost anything put her on a journey of constant discovery. Her insights on living life and constantly nurturing connections are as solid as it gets.Last year Kimberly moved to The Villages in Florida. We got a chance to learn firsthand what life is like there. Looks like a lot of fun, and not what people tend to think it will be. https://www.thevillages.com/ Over 250,000 YouTube subscribers know her Pretty Over Fifty channel and follow her through her life's journey. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH9m-hQ86lby7pU6ausvAJQJust a great conversation from start to finish.

Meet the Tattered Capes show hosts, Catherine Owens and Scott Fulton. A quick show offering insights into the impetus for the show and how these 2 people from different worlds came together to explore and leverage the emerging opportunities for today's adults. Say hi, pop us a thumbs up, leave a comment, subscribe, or all of the above if you're feeling the love!