Weymouth – America is aging. People live longer nowadays and it has become more crucial for me as a dentist to find a way to help my elderly patients to save their […]
Dental care after retirement
When the hardest advice to give is your own
By Mark Friedman I own a Home Care agency that routinely works with families – adult children of seniors, and the seniors themselves, in forming and reconciling their checklist for aging in […]
Listen to our conversation with Jimmy Jay, DJ of the Stars
Last night we were thrilled to welcome DJ of the Stars, Jimmy Jay, and his wife Joanne, to radio show My Generation, broadcast on 95.9 WATD-FM, from 7-8PM. Now celebrating his 50th […]
Burials at sea..are they green, blue, or aqua?
First in a three-part series By Captain Brad White Marshfield Hills – In the United States, we have a population of 325 million people and about 2.7 million die per year. About […]
We had some fun with Loretta LaRoche! Listen in if you missed the broadcast
Loretta LaRoche and Kenny Wenzel were our guests on Sunday’s broadcast of My Generation, heard on 95.9 WATD-FM, 7-8 PM. Loretta shares some great advice for 2019. If you missed the show, […]
“I’m angry and I feel guilty about it”
By Phillis A. DeLaricheliere, MS Weymouth – Anger, the unacceptable and misunderstood emotion. Like all the feelings on the wheel of emotion it is a necessary one and it too has its […]
BEWARE! Critical End of Life Disability Planning That Every Senior Must Have
By Patrick J. Kelleher, Esq. – Elder Law Attorney Disability Planning is one of the most overlooked areas in Estate Planning. You will likely become disabled and incapacitated before Mother Theresa calls […]
Celebrating the present
By Loretta LaRoche I remember a time when New Year’s Eve meant trying to figure out if I was going to have a party or where I was going to celebrate. Over […]
Listen to our conversation with WATD founder Ed Perry
We were thrilled to have Ed Perry, the founder of the multi-award winning 95.9 WATD-FM, join us on last night’s show, My Generation. Ed has been making the magic happen at the […]
January 2019 issue now online!
Read all about it! The January 2019 issue of the South Shore Senior news is now online. You can also pick up a copy at one of more than 400 locations all […]
Learn all about bubbly from wine consultant Missa Capozzo
Cheers to 2018! Last night, professional wine consultant Missa Capozzo was our guest on My Generation, broadcast from 7-8 pm on 95.9 WATD-FM. An enthusiastic expert on the subject, she shared fascinating […]
The winter coat
By Chris Hanson I had a great Christmas last year, but the holiday season started out quite gloomy. The aftermath of the 2016 election had people engaging in nasty arguments on social […]
Cheers to bubbly!
By Missa Capozzo 2019 is upon us, and ringing in the New Year by toasting to family, friends, and new possibilities with bubbly is a tradition many of us partake in. Sparkling […]
Coping with the holidays
By Nicole Long, MSW, LICSW Coping with the Holidays For many people, the holiday season is a happy and joyous time. For others, it’s a stressful time. The emphasis on shopping, entertaining […]
Listen to senior downsizing experts Natalie Ahern and Lisa Patterson
Last night senior downsizing experts Natalie Ahern, founder and principal of All the Right Moves Boston, and the firm’s project manager, Lisa Patterson, were our guests on My Generation, broadcast on 95.9 […]
Learn about Social Security from Delia DeMello
Are you retired or nearing retirement? Learn more about the often complex and sometimes confusing subject of Social Security and Medicare. Delia DeMello answers frequently asked questions and offers timely insight about […]
Find your “Inner Hippie” with Phyllis DeLarichelier
Listen to our conversation with Phyllis DeLaricheliere, broadcast on My Generation, 95.9 WATD-FM. Phyllis discusses a unique and effective approach to use when caring for someone with Alzheimer’s/dementia by accessing the “Hippie” […]
Explore the world of bubbly!
2019 is upon us, and ringing in the new year by toasting to family, friends, and new possibilities with bubbly is a tradition many of us partake in. Sparkling wines are my […]
The “Big 5” strength exercises for seniors
By Wayne L. Westcott, Ph. D. and Rita La Rosa Loud Quincy – You have probably heard that seniors should perform regular muscle-building exercise. But why? The reason is because men and women […]
December edition now online
Read the December 2018 edition of the South Shore Senior News online! Click here and enjoy!
Cranberries!
Plymouth, MA – Centuries before the first colonists arrived on local shores, the Wompanoag used what they called “sour berries” in their daily lives. Not only did they incorporate the small red […]
Patricia Bradbury, Timothy Hay, and Peter “The Soupman” Kelleher honored by Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters
CITIZENS OF THE YEAR Bridgewater, MA –Under the Grand Sponsorship of Bridgewater Savings Bank, the Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters honored leading citizens of the three towns last evening at the Center […]
Listen to our conversation with Mark Friedman, owner of Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore
Last night we welcomed guest Mark Friedman, owner of Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore, to our show, My Generation, broadcast from 7-8:00 pm on 95.9 WATD-FM. Mark discussed the changing face […]
Retirement planning pros offer sound advice…listen in!
Have you considered how important housing wealth may be when planning for retirement? Research finds that home equity is the most underutilized asset in retirement financial planning. Managing housing wealth requires careful […]
Curious about burials at sea? Listen to our conversation with Captain Brad White
Captain Brad White, founder of New England Burials at Sea, LLC, was our guest on last Sunday’s show, My Generation, broadcast live from 7-8 PM on 95.9 WATD-FM. Capt. Brad discussed many […]
Ask the Hippie: Understanding emotions and communication
The journey that caregivers are on when caring for someone with Alzheimer’s/Dementia is full of mystery, self-doubt, and loneliness. This award-winning column offers a chance to reach out, seek new ideas, and […]
Capt. Brad White is our guest this Sunday
Tune in to My Generation, broadcast live this Sunday, 7-8:00 PM, on 95.9 WATD-FM, for a great show. Our guest, Captain Brad White, is owner of New England Burials at Sea, LLC. […]
ASO’s 22nd season starts on a high note
By Patricia Abbate If Opening Night at the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, held on October 20, is any indication of what’s in store for audiences this season, it’s sure to be a huge […]
Ballot question #1 discussed with healthcare professionals
Last night a highly-debated topic regarding government-mandated nurse-patient ratios was discussed on My Generation, broadcast live from 7-8:00 pm, on 95.9 WATD-FM, with guests Susan Griffin, News and Information Manager, and Tim […]
Think your home is a good investment? Think again
Home equity can be a valuable retirement resource if properly planned By George A. Downey The home, long thought of as “a great investment,” needs a second look. Why? How can this be, […]
Cindy Campbell hosts My Generation, 95.9 WATD-FM
Cindy Campbell, Communications Director for AARP Massachusetts, was the guest host on My Generation, broadcast live on Sunday, October 7, from 5-8 PM from the Marshfield, MA, studios of 95.9 WATD-FM. Cindy […]
Listen as Brett Miller discusses how he is fighting back against Parkinson’s with his Rock Steady Boxing program
Brett Miller has taken the fight against Parkinson’s to the boxing ring. Brett, owner and head coach of 110 Fitness and Rock Steady Boxing South Shore, discussed the amazing benefits this new […]
Learn about a new product to reduce cholesterol naturally
Last night on My Generation, broadcast live from the studios at 95.9 WATD-FM, from 7-8 pm, we learned about a new product, Cholesterade, from spokesperson Ron Adams. Ron shared with us the […]
Why we love singing American Songbook classics
By Dianne Legro Patricia said it so perfectly during our interview on her radio show, My Generation,as we talked about my American Songbook class at South Shore Conservatory (SSC) in Hingham: “It’s […]
Author Doreen Lang discusses the importance of employee retention
This past Sunday we were pleased to welcome local author, consultant, and speaker, Doreen A. Lang, to our show, My Generation, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM, from 7-8 PM. Doreen discussed the […]
Finding the Fountain of Youth
A pioneer in the field of exercise science research, Wayne Westcott, Ph.D., says that the aging process can be reversed, as shown by his most recent study conducted at the Health & […]
Listen to a fascinating discussion on the history of Hull and becoming a Peace Corps volunteer with Stephen M. Greenberg
Last night, local historian, Peace Corps volunteer and Executive Director at Temple Beth Zion, Brookline, Stephen M. Greenberg, was our guest My Generation, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM. He discussed the fascinating […]
Bottle of red…bottle of white? Listen to our conversation with professional wine consultant, Missa Capozzo
Professional wine consultant, Missa Capozzo, was our guest on last night’s My Generation show, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM, from 7-8 PM. Listen as Missa enthusiastically shares her broad knowledge of wine […]
Let’s talk about wine! This Sunday, 7 pm, on 95.9 WATD-FM
Listen to My Generation, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM this Sunday, from 7-8 PM, for what’s sure to be an educational and entertaining show. Our guest, Missa Capozzo, is a professional wine […]
The Senior Service Networking Conference: September 13
Interested in attending? Please email patti@southshoresenior.com for details!
September issue is now online!
Hull Porchfest Preview: Musicians Tom Hardey, Sherman Whipple, and John Goldie perform
Tonight, three local musicians, Tom Hardey on mandolin, Sherman Whipple on guitar, and John Goldie on bass, performed on My Generation, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM from 7-8 PM. Hardey, founder of […]
Seniors aging into Medicare see big drop in health insurance costs
According to a report released today by eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), which operates eHealth.com and eHealthMedicare.com, seniors aging into Medicare coverage at age 65 often see a dramatic drop in health insurance costs, saving thousands of dollars […]
Hearing advice from Dr. Jennifer Mayer, owner of South Shore Hearing Center
Sunday night’s My Generation radio show, aired live on 95.9 WATD-FM, featured sound advice on hearing health with our expert guest, Audiologist Jennifer G. Mayer, owner of South Shore Hearing Center, located in […]
Senior Helpers and BaneCare sponsor Senior Service Networking Conference
The 20th annual Senior Service Networking Conference, to be held on September 13 at Lombardo’s in Randolph, welcomes two new sponsors to the event, Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore, and […]
Patrick J. Kelleher & Assoc., and Celtic Angels sponsor Senior Service Networking Conference
The 20th annual Senior Service Networking Conference, to be held on September 13 at Lombardo’s in Randolph, is being sponsored by Patrick J. Kelleher & Associates, an elder law and estate planning […]
Happy Birthday, Rosalynn Carter!
Former First Lady, Rosalynn Carter, will celebrate her 91st birthday this Saturday, July 18. As one of the pioneers behind a growing caregiving movement in this country, Mrs. Carter became the first […]
Listen to our conversation with Cindy Campbell and Kara Cohen, of AARP Massachusetts
Last night’s My Generation radio show, broadcast live on 95.9 WATD-FM, featured guests from AARP Massachusetts, Cindy Campbell (above left), Marketing Director, and Kara Cohen, Manager, Community Outreach and Volunteer Engagement. Cindy […]
When is the best time to sell and relocate?
Are you in the right home? Is it the best place for you to age? And, if not what are your options? By George Downey Thoughts of selling the family home is one of […]
How will you pay for the $15,000 per month nursing home? Take action!
By Patrick J. Kelleher, Esq. Hanover, MA – If you own a home with equity and are 65 years or older, time may be running out to take advantage of a crisis […]
