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Robin McGlothin, director of philanthropy at Insight Memory Care Center, talks about the Fairfax-based program that provides services to people with memory impairment and their families.

Phyllis Miller Palombi, a marriage and family therapist based in Reston and the Hunter Mill district representative on the Fairfax Area Commission on Aging, and Dr. Richard Hilburn, an internal medicine physician who works at the Veterans Administration in Cumberland, MD discuss the "new normal."

Jennifer Disano, executive director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at George Mason University -- better known as OLLI discusses the upcoming summer.

Diane Watson heads up the Caring Group for the Spring Hill Community Village located in Lorton.

Rhiannon Duck, the village and special program coordinator for Fairfax County. Villages are local organizations that provide assistance like rides and social visits to people in the neighborhood.

Jackie Rich, Information Technology Educator for the Dept. of Neighborhood and Community Services tells us how to use technology to address two problems associated with social distancing: Staying active and interested, and staying social.

Phyllis Miller Palombi, a family therapist on the Fairfax Area Commission on Aging, talks about coping with the isolation many feel during this pandemic.

Paul McFarland discusses finding your Irish roots.

Melissa Smarr, Land Development Services, and Martin Bailey, a volunteer with AARP Virginia, talk about the third annual Scam Jam coming up at the Government Center on Saturday, April 18.