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Subchannel: Family. Date: December 1, 2008
AARP Radio: Children of Holocaust Survivors
Many people who survived the concentration camps have unique issues as they age and many of their children are seeking therapy to cope.
Subchannel: Family. Date: December 1, 2008
AARP Radio: How to Get a Monkey into Harvard
In a hilarious, deadpan guide that makes gentle fun of the inflated expectations and horrible angst of today’s parents, Charles Monaghan encourages families to lie, cheat, and steal to win the college admissions race. Monaghan shares stories and tips with AARP Radio host Mike Cuthbert from his latest book "How to Get a Monkey into Harvard"
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 26, 2008
In Living Color: Family Histories
Filming your siblings' oral histories requires a solid game plan—but for this writer, the experience proved enriching beyond expectations.
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 14, 2008
A Father's Grace
From the Final Four to the Masters to the Super Bowl, Broadcasting Hall-of-Famer Jim Nantz has covered it all. His father, also Jim, introduced him to the wonderful world of sports. A common passion for athletic competition enriched their father-son bond.
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 14, 2008
Have a 'Grand' Day Everyday
AARP family expert Amy Goyer talks about the role grandparents play in the lives of grandchildren and how everyday should be Grandparents Day.
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 14, 2008
Make Your Family Stories Come to Life
AARP Family Expert Amy Goyer shares tips on how to share family stories with grandchildren and children, using examples from her grandfather.
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 6, 2008
We Need to Talk
Ways to talk to your parents about retiring from driving
Subchannel: Family. Date: November 6, 2008
Honoring the Veterans in Your Family
AARP family expert Amy Goyer gives tips on how to give thanks to veterans in your family and why it is good for vets to share stories with younger generations.
Subchannel: Family. Date: October 25, 2008
Growing New Voters
Author Susan Goodman breaks down what new voters in the year 2020 think of today's issues.
Subchannel: Family. Date: October 25, 2008
Voting: A Family Affair
AARP Family Expert Amy Goyer discusses the benefits of teaching your kids and grandkids about voting.
Subchannel: Family. Date: October 2, 2008
A Family Affair With Online Gambling
Celebrity journalist, Martha Frankel grew up in a household where gambling was the family obsession. When her father died – she decided to trade in her poker chips for schoolbooks.
Subchannel: Family. Date: September 20, 2008
NASCAR's Car of Tomorrow
NASCAR says the first vehicle it has ever designed is a "big crash survival cocoon." Some easy to remember details, if you're fishing for something to chat about on race day.
Subchannel: Family. Date: September 3, 2008
Monitor Your Pet
Wonder if your pet is behaving—or well cared for—when you're away? Ease your worries with pet cams, available for homes and at some kennels.
Subchannel: Family. Date: August 4, 2008
Sponsor a AARP Driver Safety Program
The AARP Driver Safety Program is a community-based program that reaches over 700,000 people age 50+ throughout the U.S. each year. We depend on local community agencies to physically host our course at their facilities.
Subchannel: Family. Date: July 9, 2008
Ins and Outs of International Adoption
AARP family expert Amy Goyer personalizes the ins and outs of international adoption.
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