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A Graceful Life

A Graceful Life

Saturdays at 10:30am | Email Jeanne McCusker
If you’re a son, a daughter, a caregiver or a spouse this is your show. Join Jeanne McCusker every Saturday morning on WINA and a host of great people from our community to talk about the issues we face as we age together. Every week we’ll laugh and we’ll cry as we get better together gracefully. And if you’ve missed a show you can listen to the podcast here.

Monday, August 13, 201808/13/2018

8/11/18 Introduction to Tibetan Medicine Part 3

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Dr. Kunchok Gyaltsen of Arura Medicine Tibet for Part Three of the discussion on Tibetian Medicine.

Saturday, August 4, 201808/04/2018

8/4/18 Introduction to Tibetan Medicine Part 2

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Dr. Kunchok Gyaltsen of Arura Medicine of Tibet to continue the discussion begun last week.

Friday, August 3, 201808/03/2018

07/28/18 Introduction to Tibetan Medicine

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Dr. Kunchok Gyaltsen of Arura Medicine of Tibet.

Tuesday, July 24, 201807/24/2018

7/21/18 Women & Caregiving

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Ellen Phipps from the Alzheimer’s Association and Wendy Cooper from Pilgrim Baptist Church to discuss taking care of women caregivers and upcoming conferences.

Monday, July 16, 201807/16/2018

7/14/18 Helping Women Understand Men’s Damaging Behaviors

Jeanne McCusker is joined by licensed professional counselor Bob Rannigan to discuss helping women understand men’s damaging behaviors.

Saturday, June 23, 201806/23/2018

6/23/18 About the Caregiver

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Sue Friedman of the Alzheimer Association to discuss the longest day and what it means for the caregiver.

Friday, June 22, 201806/22/2018

6/16/18 Fathers, Hug Your Kids

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Bob Rannigan, LPC, to discuss continuing male emotional development.

Saturday, June 9, 201806/09/2018

6/9/18 Pride Month

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Amy Sarah Marshall from Cville Pride for a discussion on when a loved one comes out as part of the LGBTQ community.

Saturday, May 19, 201805/19/2018

5/19/18 Peter Thompson & Paul Jacob

Jeanne McCusker continues her Older American’s Month discussions with Peter Thompson and Paul Jacob from the Senior Center.

Saturday, May 12, 201805/12/2018

5/12/18 Sue Friedman

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Sue Friedman from the Alzheimer’s Association to discuss caring for mom.

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