What Are We Doing to Age Smartly?
"Aging Smart” means much more than avoiding scams and understanding credit scores. It means that, as we age, we should take better steps to educate ourselves about our health.

by Shawne Buckner, Board Member for WENDCO Westside Neighborhood Development Corporation

Myths and Truths
AARP Services and Focalyst recently released a fascinating study titled, “How Well Do You Know Boomers? Counting Down the Top 10 Boomer Myths.”

by Karen Talbott, President, Visiting Nurse Service and Affiliates

CEO on the Go

The Wild, Wild Western Reserve
Trina attends a conference at Kent State University’s Fashion Museum and learns some surprising history about northeast Ohio.

by Trina J. Cutter, President & CEO

Ed Tech Talk

Share Your Photos With Flickr
That shoebox full of photos is so “yesterday!” Flickr, a Web 2.0 application, is one way to share your photos and stay in touch.

by Jeff Good, PBS 45 & 49’s Director of Education

What to Watch

Pride and Prejudice: A Ridiculously Brief History of the Novel in Film, or A Consideration That Leads the Writer to the Conclusion That the 1995 BBC Version to Air on PBS 45 & 49 is the Finest Ever Made
From many a Jane Austen fan’s perspective, this BBC production of Pride and Prejudice is the definitive film version of the novel — and one of the most satisfying rainy-Sunday-stay-in-your-pajamas-all-day-and-watch miniseries ever.

by Lisa Martinez, PBS 45 & 49’s Vice President of Marketing & Development