MY GENERATION
Watch My Generation
Tune in to My Generation on Retirement Living TV at 3 p.m. Tuesday - Thursday. RLTV is available on DirecTV and Comcast.
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Featured Segments
Volunteers In Medicine
Retired doctors and nurses return to work to help and heal millions of Americans with no health insurance
My Money
Is long-term care insurance your “health-safety net” for the future?” Examining the perils and price associated with long-term healthcare
Gadgets For Grownups
My Generation’s digital-answer man, Jim Barry, takes on the latest “gadget get” for you, your home and personal office
International Adoption
How far would you go to be parent? Find out why Americans are going global to bring a child home
Paw Posies
Putting their best paw forward. Watch how two Maryland artists, and pet owners, combine their love of dog and art
Next Week
Fountain of Youth
Who doesn't want to live a longer, healthier life?
Resources
AARP overview on Long-Term Care Insurance
The VIM volunteers provide quality health care services for free
The Parker Family Health Center is a volunteer-based, free health care facility
Where dogs make art
Related Links
- AARP Radio Story: Steve’s Pick
- NPR: Boomers Reluctant over Long-Term Care Insurance
- Gadgets That Drive Me Nuts!
- The Urban Institute
- Paws Pet Boutique Events
- American Dog Owners Association
- This week on “inside E Street”: Steve’s Pick
Connection
As we age, we make new connections, and learn to keep and value the ones we already have. That's part of the fun.
The Hosts
Perhaps you first met Greg Williams when you heard his voice narrating specials for National Geographic, or as a spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service. Or you might have encountered him as a detective on HBO's hit series, "The Wire." A former sports anchor with a degree in broadcast communications, Williams has received one of his industry's highest honors, the Communicator Award. With interests ranging from golf to music to history, Greg looks forward to sharing the journey ahead.
Cynthia Steele Vance, nominated for several Emmies, has worked as an anchor for Fox News in Philadelphia and Washington, DC. She has also covered local and national news as a reporter for NBC, ABC and PBS affiliates. She was the host of BusinessNow, which was distributed by ABC NewsOne. She is a trustee as George Washington University and a board member for PBS affiliate WETA.
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