Friends Life Care launches new podcast

Friends Life Care, a nonprofit organization focused on helping older adults thrive at home as they age, has launched a new podcast, “Honestly Aging” by VigR Health.

“Honestly Aging’s” first season launched with a theme of solo aging and includes many different topics. It is aimed to appeal to people who are solo agers or are curious about what it may mean to be a solo ager.

It features stories and information for and about Friends Life Care members and friends and can be enjoyed by any older adult or podcast fan.

The first episode introduced the theme of solo aging in a poignant and multi-faceted way. Future episodes cover topics such as advanced planning, grief and loss, solo travel and forever home accessibility.

The podcast has generated a great deal of interest among interviewees, and the first season will feature a new podcast every two weeks. Podcasts through year-end have been recorded and are in the final stages of production.

“It’s an absolute joy crafting and producing this podcast,” said Cheryl Proska, host of “Honestly Aging.” “I have enjoyed meeting with so many interesting people, hearing their fascinating stories, and learning from professionals in the field. And I just know that you will enjoy the ‘Honestly Aging’ podcast, too.”

About: “Honestly Aging” is a podcast dedicated to successful aging and celebrating longevity with guests that are experts in their fields and with older adults who share their own stories.

You can find all episodes on Friends Life Care’s website at friendslifecare. org, and on Podbean, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon and iHeart radio.

Friends Life Care is a Quaker-value-based nonprofit organization that has been helping older adults thrive at home as they age for over 30 years. The vast majority of older adults want to age in place rather than move to communal living or a facility. Friends Life Care offers a variety of continuing care at home (CCAH) plans to people in Pennsylvania and Delaware with a focus on prevention, holistic wellness and coordination of in-home care when it may be needed. People ages 40 to 85 become members to help protect their independence, guard their financial security and gain peace of mind.