In 1985, sociologist and activist Dr. Susan Stall designed and taught a college course entitled Gender and the Built Environment: Redesigning the American Dream. Since then, her scholarship and activism have expanded to innovations in housing that center on affordability, design, and the capacity for community building. She highlights the ‘missing middle’–those who are neither poor nor rich– whose housing needs tend to be ignored. Susan describes ‘age-friendly living’ options such as co-housing, cooperative housing, shared housing, and accessory dwelling units.
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- 277 Shelia Solomon: Helping Your Neighbor Understand About Your Neighbor: The Role of Civic Journalism
- 276 David Stewart: A Leading Authority on the Mindset and Aspirations that Drive the Over 50 Demographic.
- 275 Sandy Gordon: A True Advocate Lives for the Causes She Believes In
- 274:Coleen T. Murphy, Ph.D: Cognitive Aging: The Science of Longevity
- 273 Dr. Tracey Gendron: Ageism Unmasked: Exploring Bias and How to End It
Podcast Reviews
- Superb podcast!!October 18, 2023 by glimadoll from United States
Very thought- provoking and and inspirational! This is a treasure trove of information and motivation to help explore the multitude of issues we deal with as women over 70. Great guests. Thank you!
- Please get professional microphones!!May 17, 2023 by glimadoll from United States
Sounds muffled.
- This podcast is not just for women over 70May 2, 2023 by MJAlagh from United States
This podcast is fantastic. Every woman that is interviewed has such a great insight that I feel uplifted each time I get done. I love Gail and Catherine their interview style is nurturing while getting great information out of these women. Highly recommend
- Enjoyable at Any Age - I’m 37!March 2, 2023 by stinepunk from United States
Each episode is a wonderful snapshot of an outstanding woman’s life. I’ve listened to every episode, many, multiple times and always have trouble picking a favorite! Great topics from art and business to social justice and spirituality. This podcast is welcome and much needed addition to having a positive conversation about women and aging.
- Inspirational!November 25, 2020 by jag1152 from United States
I’m 68 years old and really needing to hear from older women about life. Sometimes it’s hard to see what the future might bring. This podcast lets me see some things that other women have done.