Fairfax 50+

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Fairfax 50+ features discussions on issues, services, and activities of interest to residents 50 and over.

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Fairfax 50+ Podcast for March 14, 2018

On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the county’s Volunteer Solutions with the director of the program Theresa Brown, and Charlie Chappell, a volunteer.

Mar 14, 2018

Fairfax 50+ Podcast for February 14, 2018

On this edition, host Jim Person talks with Don Ryan, a Healthy Homes Consultant, with Rebuilding Together Arlington/Fairfax/FallsChurch. He’s been working with Rebuilding Together to help make high-risk homes safe and healthy at no charge to low and moderate-income homeowners.

Feb 14, 2018

Fairfax 50+ Podcast for January 31, 2018

On this edition, host Jim Person talks with Miranda Gillespie, a substance abuse counselor with the Fairfax/Falls Church Community Services Board.

Jan 31, 2018

Fairfax 50+ Podcast for January 17, 2018

On this edition, host Jim Person talks with Allison Fitch of the county’s Adult Protective Services. Allison is going to tell us about a county task force to protect older adults from various forms of financial exploitation.

Jan 17, 2018

Fairfax 50+ Podcast for January 3, 2018

host Jeremy Lasich talks with Karen Stevens, Health and Medical Program specialist with Fairfax Public Schools' Adult and Community Education or ACE program, about offerings for the 50+ community in its 2018 Winter Session.

Jan 03, 2018

Fairfax 50+ Podcast for December 20, 2017

host Jim Person talks with Ray Berry, president of Olli-Mason, and Michelle Blandburg, the group’s treasurer, about a local learning program designed for retirees -- the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at George Mason University. It offers a huge variety of courses and requires no homework, no exams, and no college degrees.

Dec 20, 2017