A Graceful Life Podcasts

A Graceful Life

A Graceful Life

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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.

Saturday, March 19, 202203/19/2022

A Graceful Life – JABA’s Community Resources for Dementia (03/19/22)

Guest Cheairs Graves, Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) offers resources for people with dementia and their caregivers. jabacares.org

Tuesday, March 8, 202203/08/2022

A Graceful Life – Tess Interview 3/5/22

Jeanne hosts another episode of A Graceful Life.

Tuesday, March 1, 202203/01/2022

A Graceful Life – The Bridge Helps the Local Community

Jay James speaks to Jeanne about addiction and how The Bridge helps men get back on the right path after…

Saturday, February 12, 202202/12/2022

A Graceful Life – United Way’s Envision (02/12/22)

United Way of Greater Charlottesville has an audacious goal to lift 1800 families in the area through their Envision Project.…

Saturday, January 29, 202201/29/2022

A Graceful Life – Help Maintain Your New Year’s Resolutions (01/29/22)

This is the time of year when our New Year’s Resolutions start to fade. Jamie Collins shares some great strategies…

Saturday, January 22, 202201/22/2022

A Graceful Life – What’s Going on at the Center (01/22/22)

The Center is a vibrant community treasure, Find out why you should stop by!

Saturday, December 11, 202112/11/2021

A Graceful Life – Money Matters!

Jeanne and Susan Wilkinson discuss the importance of planning for retirement and understanding your financial future.

Saturday, November 20, 202111/20/2021

A Graceful Life – Staying Vigilant about COVID

As we head into the holidays gain a better understanding of the current state of COVID-19. Jeanne McCusker is joined…

Saturday, September 25, 202109/25/2021

A Graceful Life 9/25/21

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Quinton Harrell to discuss the challenges facing of minority business owners and the importance of…

Saturday, September 11, 202109/11/2021

A Graceful Life 9/11/21

Jeanne McCusker is joined by Millie Winstead from the Blue Ridge Area Foodbank and  Dr. Frank Friedman, PVCC President, to…

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