Keen On Aging
The Keen On Aging Podcast challenges outdated cultural narratives about aging, offering a research-backed alternative for adults 45–80. Hosted by gerontologist Dr. Corinne Auman, each episode features honest conversations with experts and individuals who have navigated later life with intention. Listeners gain real stories, practical solutions, and fresh language to break stereotypes and build a fulfilling life on their own terms.
Episodes
Are You Taking Too Many Medications? A Pharmacist Explains
Some older adults are taking 18, 20, or even 26 medications a day, and many have no idea that the very pills meant to help them could be the cause of their fog, falls, or trips to the emergency room. In this episode, Dr. Corinne Auman sits down with Dr. DeLon Canterbury, a pharmacist and deprescribing expert who built his practice around a question most people never think to ask: do I still need a
We Need An Honest Conversation About Retirement
Most of us picture retirement as the finish line, the reward after decades of work where everything finally falls into place. In this episode, financial life planner and author Michael F. Kay challenges that idea, explaining why retirement is actually one of the most complicated transitions we ever face. Drawing on his work with more than 4,000 people and his Chapter X framework, he reveals why so
What Doctors Don't Know About Assisted Living
Most people assume the doctor referring their loved one to assisted living or skilled nursing actually knows what those places are like, but they usually don't. In this episode, Bob Cain of Piedmont Home Care shares why he personally drives doctors and medical students through senior care facilities so they can see them from the inside, and he and host Dr. Corinne Auman explain what families n
TRAILER: The Keen On Aging Podcast
If you're somewhere between 45 and 80 and sensing that the cultural script for aging doesn't fit who you are or who you're becoming, this show is for you.The Keen On Aging Podcast is built on a simple idea: aging is a universal human experience, and the story we tell about it shapes the way we live it. The dominant cultural narrative — one of decline, fear, and invisibility — is outdat
