Senior Living Podcast CT/MA
Life after 60 brings new opportunities—and plenty of new questions.
The Senior Living Podcast grew out of Bill Corbett's Saturday morning talk radio show on WDRC, where conversations about aging, retirement, family, and everyday life quickly revealed something important: seniors and the people who love them are looking for practical answers, fresh ideas, and honest conversations about the years ahead.
On each episode, Bill talks with interesting experts, professionals, authors, and people with experiences worth sharing. Topics range from health and wellness, retirement and finances to relationships, downsizing, staying socially connected, finding purpose, helping aging parents, and making the most of life after 60.
Some episodes solve everyday problems. Others introduce fascinating people and ideas. All of them share the same goal: helping seniors—and their families—navigate the years ahead with greater confidence, purpose, and enjoyment.
Born in Connecticut and Massachusetts but created for listeners everywhere, The Senior Living Podcast is about much more than growing older.
It's about continuing to live.
Ideas • Stories • Inspiration for the Years Ahead
Download an episode, share it with someone you care about, and join us for the next conversation.
Have expertise, an experience, or a story that could help our listeners? Bill welcomes potential guests and topic suggestions. Contact him at (860) 305-1838 or billcorbett@yahoo.com
Senior Living Podcast CT/MA
Latest Episodes
You Retired From Your Job—Not From Life
Featuring Senior Achiever at MIT AgeLab, Henry Quinlan. What are you going to do with the rest of your life?Retirement may mean leaving a career behind, but it doesn’t have to mean leaving behind purpose, curiosity, co...
Is There More to Retirement Than Watching The Hallmark Channel in Your Underwear?
Featuring Nancy Hopkins, author of Sassy the Green Tea Boa. Bill Corbett has published a new book for you to color along with your grandchild. It's called
Losing Our Temper With Aging Parents - How to Recover
Losing patience with aging parents is common, especially as caregiving roles reverse. Stress, old emotional wounds, burnout, and even fear of losing them can lead to moments of anger.Impact: Harsh words can hurt deeply — causing emotion...
"Who’s Driving Grandma?" Fixing the Ride Gap for Seniors & Vets
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Getting a Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease and What to do
Esther Pearl - North Central Region Program Director- Alzheimer’s Association CT Chapter presents "The Ten Warning Signs of Alzheimer's." Esther is a skilled and engaging educator who brings her knowledge and personal experience to help f...
