Kathie West and Michelle Blandburg are members of the Olli Players, a theater group affiliated with George Mason University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. They discuss the group’s activities and highlight some upcoming programs – High Tea with History and their latest performance, Sherlock Bones Solves the Unfortunate Demise of Elvis.
Scams targeting the 50+ population are featured in the discussion on Fairfax 50+ Podcast.
The Positive Aging Fair and 50+ Expo are featured in the discussion on Fairfax 50+.
On this edition of Fairfax 50+ Jim speaks with Patricia Rohrer and Tanya Disselkohn from the Health Department about building Neighbor to Neighbor Villages in Fairfax County.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the Parkinson’s Social Network with founder and president Sonia Gow.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss Consumer Protection Week with Melissa Pickham from the County’s Consumer Affairs Branch.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss downsizing with nationally acclaimed expert, Matt Paxton.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss Rebuilding Together of Arlington/Fairfax/Falls Church with director Don Ryan.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss winter preparedness among the 50+ community with Courtney Arroyo of the Office of Emergency Management.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk with Carolyn Sutterfield and Trina Mayhan-Webb of the Fairfax Area on Aging about the coming Age Tsunami.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss offerings of the Osher Lifetime Learning Institute at GMU with Program Planning Co-chair Russell Stone.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss Adult and Community Education Program’s winter session with return guests, Karen Stevens and Devaki Das.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the UNESCO Mediterranean diet with Devaki Das, a culinary teacher with FCPS’s Adult Community Education Program.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the Parkinson’s Social Network with Sonia Gow and Carol Barrett.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss finding caregiver support during Caregiver Month.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss reducing accessible parking violations through empathy.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss new affordable housing opportunities for seniors.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss emergency prep for older adults with The Office of Emergency Management's Courtney Arroyo.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the GMU Olli players with members Kathie West and Michelle Blandburg.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss a new county program called Mental Health First Aid for Older Adults with behavior health specialist Lori Naveda.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss Elderlink with Dianne Duke and Kristin Martin.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the preparing for hurricane season with Office of Emergency Management’s Avery Church.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Amanda Stack and Suzy Ridgon-Williams about October’s Fall for the Book Festival at George Mason University.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Carol Mackela and Carly Hubicki, about the upcoming Northern Virginia Senior Olympics.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Karen Stevens, a program specialist with FCPS Adult and Community Education, about ACE’s summer programs.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Devaki Das, a culinary teacher with Fairfax Public Schools Adult and Community Education program about upcoming culinary classes.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Melissa Smarr, Branch Chief and Code Specialist with Land Development Services about door-to-door vendors and scammers.
On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Stuart Rosenthal publisher of the Beacon Newspapers, a group of 4 regional newspapers that cover issues of interest to the 50+ audience.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss programs that provide assistance to job seekers who are 50 and over with business services supervisor, Attia Mahmood.
On Fairfax 50+ we discuss the Adult and Community education or ACE program with Fairfax County Public Schools’ Karen Stevens.
