An AARP trio compilation of brain love, remote control, and your brain @65 and older

Clarification between the differences of delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia and coping tips.

A reminder of the importance of health care equities and clinical trials as it relates to dementia.

Caregivers often suffer from a lack of sleep. This show offers natural remedies to experience a better night's sleep. Actually, a show for anyone who suffers from not enough ZZZZ's.

Lovely interview featuring the writer of the Oscar winning original screenplay but now film about a father who has dementia. Anthony Hopkins won an Oscar for portraying the father and the film also won an Oscar for best screenplay adaptation. A must see film if you have a loved one with dementia.

Great show featuring two professors from UCF as they discuss the various parts of our marvelous brain and how it responds to music.

An easy going show as the discussion hinges on lavender and it soothing affects; both for people living well with dementia and without dementia.

I am told by people living well with dementia that they prefer not to stigmatized. This show covers the perspective from someone living with dementia. What are their expectations from people WITHOUT a dementia diagnosis?

A dementia diagnosis may throw a monkey wrench into your world. This show discuss the possible questions you may pose to your doctor to help you better understand.

Many are still confusing memory loss and forgetfulness. This is a reminder show of the differences.

Three great stories provided by AARP. They are meant to be fun, lighthearted, and educational.