Design Your Age

Imagine discovering new powers of confidence and ability as you get older. Proof of this exists in the work of Dr. Natalie Ebner at the University of Florida. Learn how to access, adapt and manage different skills as you get older. Valuable learning tools are here in this Podcast with Dr. Ebner.

It's truly like getting access to a part of a New Owner's Manual For Aging. It's been awhile since our last podcast, here's one that been worth waiting for. Thanks.

Meet Joe. Just turned 86. This is part of our hidden treasure series. A remarkable man with some extraordinary gifts of insight. His answer to "How old are you" is amazing and valuable. I bet you will agree with Joe.

Discover new language, categories of older productive individuals that are for the first time making history. See how Dr. Agronin's joins the ranks as one of the new architects in how we can see ourselves in a much more positive light as we age. Marc Agronin, MD,a graduate of Harvard University and Yale Medical School, is the psychiatrist at the Miami Jewish Home & Hospital. His articles have appeared in theNew York Times and many other periodicals.

Design Your Age invites you on an exploration to meet innovative, ground-breaking individuals in the field of aging. And you have a front row, first class seat to hear about stunning new ideas that will change the way we see ourselves as we get older. In this first episode discover one of the most prolific Age Research Scientist's on the planet. Dr. Steven Austad has proved his mettle and received medals and awards for his work in aging. Director, UAB Nathan Shock Center of Excellence in the Basic Biology of Aging. International recognition from Fondation IPSEN Longevity Prize. The Irving S. Wright Award of Distinction, American Federation for Aging Research, New York,The Robert W. Kleemeier Award for Outstanding Research, Gerontological Society of America. And many others. Dr. Austad has collaborated with Age scientists all around the globe. Dr. Austad brings a sharper edge to how we see aging.