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Aging in Grace is a weekly 30-minute podcast that brings together the voices of those on the front lines as well as those behind the scenes, who are working to make aging in America more humane, more just, and more sustainable.
From caregivers and residents to executives, researchers and policy analysts, our guests explore the forces that impact the quality of care older adults receive: workforce shortages, economic pressures, technological shifts, and government policy decisions.
This podcast is about listening and asking hard questions. And it’s about speaking up — for the staff, for the f
From caregivers and residents to executives, researchers and policy analysts, our guests explore the forces that impact the quality of care older adults receive: workforce shortages, economic pressures, technological shifts, and government policy decisions.
This podcast is about listening and asking hard questions. And it’s about speaking up — for the staff, for the f
Hosts:
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
20 episodes
since Aug. 2, 2025
episodic
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In this episode, we sit down with Katie Martin, a leading food security expert and author, to unpack a hard truth: hunger in America is not a temporary crisis—it’s a chronic, policy-driven condition.We begin with the recent federal government shutdown and its real-world consequences, including the …
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In this episode, we sit down with Katie Martin, a leading food security expert and author, to unpack a hard truth: hunger in America is not a temporary crisis—it’s a chronic, policy-driven condition.We begin with the recent federal government shutdown and its real-world consequences, including the …
In this special episode of Aging in Grace, we bring together three frontline Service Coordinators — Charneice Clap (NC), Jessica Harris (MD), and Samantha Culver (OH) — all founding members of the newly launched First Access Foundation. They share powerful, firsthand insight into the daily realitie…
In this special episode of Aging in Grace, we bring together three frontline Service Coordinators — Charneice Clap (NC), Jessica Harris (MD), and Samantha Culver (OH) — all founding members of the newly launched First Access Foundation. They share powerful, firsthand insight into the daily realitie…
In this episode, I sit down with Kate Cantwell, Executive Director at The New England Resident Service Coordinators association (NERSC), to explore the world of resident service coordinators -- the frontline workers supporting some of our most vulnerable communities. Kate shares her journey from pu…
[This is Part Two of a two-part conversation. The first part can be found here: https://youtu.be/Le9A8BrWbn8]In this episode of Aging in Grace, Jessica Harris, Resident Services Program Development Coordinator at the Howard County Housing Commission in Maryland, speaks with host Ahmed Bouzid about …
[This is Part one of a two-part conversation. The second part can be found here: https://youtu.be/yiLpbiTvm8I]In this episode of Aging in Grace, Jessica Harris, Resident Services Program Development Coordinator at the Howard County Housing Commission in Maryland, speaks with host Ahmed Bouzid about…
This podcast episode features a conversation with Jibran Eubanks of 1199 SEIU, the largest healthcare union on the U.S. East Coast, representing over 10,000 members across Maryland and DC. Eubanks discusses the union’s dual role as both a healthcare and social justice organization, emphasizing two …
In this inspiring episode, Tanya Smiley, a longtime Certified Service Coordinator in Menlo Park, California, shares how she built a thriving food-support network for low-income seniors living in a HUD-assisted community — right in the shadow of Silicon Valley’s wealth. Drawing on partnerships with …
In this episode, we speak with Neil Richardson, interim coordinator of the DC Coalition on Long-Term Care, about the urgent challenges facing America’s caregiving system. With decades of policy experience in Washington, DC, Neil sheds light on the critical role of long-term care workers—essential y…
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