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
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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
Bill is the manager of Evergreen Crossings, an independent living retirement community located in South Windsor, CT. He's also the author of eight books, including the Amazon best selling marketing book, "The 2.0 Entrepreneur." Bill and his wife Elizabeth have managed senior living communities in Boston, Louisville, KY and Omaha, NE.
Henry is an 80+ year old educator, publisher and senior achiever at MIT AgeLab. He has give more than 300 lectures helping seniors navigate challenges that come with aging. His message emphasizes that ultimate happiness comes from nurturing and building new relationships, continuing to learn, developing new passions and exploring how AI can help them with daily life. By createing new goals and experiences, seniors can fully embrace the future and establish an even more meaningful life.
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Nancy has lived in New England her entire life. She is an avid outdoors woman and nature lover. In the early 2000 she developed her own environmental education program focusing on native new england snakes Nancy has delivered presentations to all age groups highlighting snakes secret and pertinent roles in the ecosystem. Although she had to step away from environmental education to raise her children, she always knew she would someday return to being a voice for snakes. After 30 years, Nancy , known as the snake lady to many, has returned to share her passion for snakes, but this time through a series of children's books.