Aging Matters TV show

In this Stories of Life episode, artist and author, Daniel Nie, talks about his transition from Chinese resident to U.S. citizen and the unique art form called coolligraphy, which he uses to celebrate life events. He also shares how he utilizes art to interpret everyday objects in the world.

In this Stories of Life episode, Craig Syphax, President Emeritus, Black Heritage Museum of Arlington (BHMA), shares details about Syphax family achievements in Arlington County since the Civil War and establishment of the BHMA.

Keith Wilson, self-taught saxophonist who specializes in performing blues and jazz music, talks about his distinguished musical career and plays a sampling of his unique musical performance styles.

Art can enhance and heal the lives of many, including older adults. Learn about the power of the arts.

Aging Matters features Anthony Nunez, INF Care CEO, who talks about the tablet including benefits, features, uses, and what to know before purchasing.

Episode 28 features a conversation with older and younger adults who share their perspectives on aging stereotypes.

Pickleball is the fastest growing adult sport in the nation and can be played by almost anyone, including adults over age 55. Kristen Larrick, Associate Executive Director (YMCA Arlington Tennis, Squash & Pickleball Center), and Carla Larrick, former Senior Vice President of Operations (YMCA Washington) and avid pickleball player, offer essential pickleball information and demonstrate equipment and basic rules for playing the game.

This Stories of Life episode features Stephen Eisenbraun, long time diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service, Editor-in-Chief for a Human Rights publication, and now author of fiction. Stephen describes his work as a Foreign Service political officer including historic events occurring in countries where he was assigned. Highlights of serving as the State Department’s Editor in Chief of the Annual Country Reports on Human Rights and his evolving career as author of books of fiction are also discussed.