70+Roz

By: Roz Townsend
  • Summary

  • Interesting conversations for people 70+ to stay active and live longer for the best years of our lives. Everyone wants to know as they get older how to stay in the best condition possible. But not everyone has the time or willingness to sit down and do the research. Keep up with some great ideas to stay active and live longer. This episode discusses the importance of relationships, being present and the pros and cons of online dating. Enjoy! Our thanks go to Anne-Marie and the team at PrimeLife Partners for being our sponsors. PrimeLife Partners are committed to transforming how we age, live, care and retire. Disclaimer This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.
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Episodes
  • Episode 3 - Ageism and PrimeLife Partners - how we transform and empower others in their golden years.
    Oct 6 2024
    Ageism is stereotyping, discrimination and mistreatment of people based solely on their age. Ageism directed towards older people imposes a substantial cost to the Australian economy, impacts on productivity and damages the health and wellbeing of older Australians from all walks of life. The campaign against ageism is striving for a world where older people can participate on equal terms with others in all aspects of life. An Ageism Awareness Day is being planned for Australia. Our Age Discrimination Commissioner and WHO are running a campaign against ageism. The campaign is striving for a world where older people can participate on equal terms with others in all aspects of life. Our guest today is Anne-Marie Elias from PrimeLife Partners – our sponsors. Anne-Marie explains how PrimeLife Partners is dedicated to transforming how we age, live, care, and retire by building and advocating for a resilient longevity economy ecosystem in Australia.
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    18 mins
  • Episode 5 - Dying to Know - Unearthing Grave Matters!
    Nov 7 2024
    Funerals are essential for honoring loved ones, processing grief and facilitating healing. Today’s chat is with Catherine Prosser from Tender Funerals. And the following is some information you might like to consider. Why are funerals important?: Emotional Significance 1. Grief expression: Funerals provide a space for mourning and expressing emotions. 2. Closure: Rituals help individuals accept reality and begin the healing process. 3. Memory preservation: Funerals celebrate the deceased's life, preserving memories. 4. Support network: Funerals bring family and friends together, fostering connection. Cultural and Spiritual Significance 1. Tradition and heritage: Funerals reflect cultural, religious and personal beliefs. 2. Rites of passage: Funerals mark life's transition, acknowledging the deceased's impact. 3. Respect and dignity: Funerals demonstrate respect for the deceased and their legacy. Practical Considerations 1. Pre-planning: Consider advance directives, wills and funeral insurance. 2. Costs: Average funeral costs range from $8,000 to $12,000. 3. Options: Traditional burials, cremations, green burials, home funerals and memorial services. 4. Planning: Choose a funeral home, select services and create a personalized ceremony. Modern Trends 1. Personalization: Incorporating personal elements, such as music, photos and stories. 2. Eco-friendly options: Green burials, biodegradable caskets and environmentally conscious practices. 3. Virtual funerals: Online memorial services and live-streaming. 4. Death positivity: Normalizing conversations around mortality and end-of-life care. Key Decisions 1. Burial vs. cremation: Consider personal preferences, environmental impact and cost. 2. Traditional vs. non-traditional services: Choose between formal ceremonies and personalized gatherings. 3. Viewing or visitation: Decide whether to include a viewing or visitation. 4. Memorials and tributes: Consider charitable donations, memorial gardens or personalized tributes. Support and Resources 1. Funeral directors: Professionals guiding the planning process. 2. Grief counseling: Support for coping with loss. 3. Online resources: National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), Funeral Consumers Alliance (FCA). 4. Local support groups: Organizations offering emotional support and guidance. Legal and Financial Considerations 1. Advance directives: Documenting end-of-life wishes. 2. Funeral insurance: Pre-paying funeral expenses. 3. Estate planning: Managing assets and inheritance. 4. Death certificates: Obtaining official documentation. Conversation Starters 1. What are your end-of-life wishes? 2. Have you pre-planned your funeral? 3. What kind of memorial service would you prefer? 4. How can we honor your legacy? Discussing funerals and end-of-life care can be challenging, but open conversations ensure respect for individual wishes and facilitate healing. Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners **Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.
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    19 mins
  • Episode 2 - Who has the password to your phone if you die?
    Nov 13 2024
    What can happen if your life is on your mobile phone and no one has access to your password when you die. Plus, an inspiring conversation with 83 year old Margaret Quail. In her aged care nursing career, she met someone who had seen one of the first cars on the road and also watched the moon landing. Enjoy! Sponsors Our thanks go to Anne-Marie, Abby and the team at PrimeLife Partners for being our sponsors. PrimeLife Partners are committed to transforming how we age, live, care and retire. Disclaimer This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.
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    21 mins

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