I really enjoyed the latest episode on Other Health Risks Due To Hearing Loss. As a tech support specialist, I've seen first-hand the impacts of hearing loss with my clients. This episode was so informative! Thank you. Abbie Richie

A needed podcast with tons of great information.

What a wonderful podcast, please don't quit!

Frank host of The Aging Boomers highlights all aspects of senior living in this can’t miss podcast. The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

Stories useful and relevant but sound quality problems make it hard to hear. Do the intros need to be so lengthy?

Quality information by the foremost expert on this subject. I’ll keep listening… and learning!!

The information Frank provides during his interviews with eldercare professionals provides valuable insights to anyone who is trying to help or take care of an aging loved.

As colleagues in the eldercare industry, I have come to know Frank as someone who understands senior care issues and resources. He clearly has a mission to get the information into the hands of those who need it most. These podcasts are invaluable and will surely touch the lives of many. Bravo!

THE RADIO PROGRAM IS EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE AND ADDRESSES ISSUES CHALLENGING THE EVER GROWING SENIOR POPULATION IN OUR COMMUNITIES. I RECOMMENDED IT HIGHLY

Great show, tons of info that too many people ignore in their own lives. I feel for those in my generation who seem to think their income will last forever. Working in retirement planning and life insurance planning myself, I know the value Frank's show brings to people.

A valuable support and information tool to assist in senior care issues. Cudos to Frank.

As a colleague in the industry and a radio host for five years, I know what goes into producing a weekly show! Congrats Frank for all you are doing! I am honored to be interviewed on The Aging Boomers podcast, sharing how therapeutic care management at Creative Counseling, Inc. can help families. My advice — listen to Frank’s shows and don’t get old without some help!

So needed! This information is fabulous not only for boomers themselves but also for the boomers who are in the Sandwich position. The show gives you pertinent information to approach our parents in a knowledgable and sensitive manner. So incredibly helpful. I've learned so much and will continue listening!

This is very helpful for all Seniors and people working with aging boomers. Great advice and much needed info!!

Thanks Frank, very very helpful!

Great info on senior issues!

I'm really enjoying your new format. After several years on the local radio station where the reception in my car was weak, I'm happy to see that you're on iTunes! The podcast format is working out great - keep up the good work. The support you're giving to the senior community is important!

The information that "The Aging Boomers" gives us is so valuable. Everyone approaching their senior years or who has an elderly parent or loved one should be listening to these podcasts.

This is a great program in that the information is very helpful for "Baby Boomers" in learning about taking care of their parents as they grow old.

So many people are confronted with having to make hard decisions in the "sandwich generation." This information is so valuable!

Frank Samson has been involved with senior care since long time and has great experience to share.

As a professor of public health and an expert on aging, I was delighted to discover this valuable podcast. Frank Samson’s effort to inform the public on senior care issues is commendable, and his interviews are both interesting and informative. It would be useful if shows like this could make their way across the country, because the aging of our population has just begun. The issues he’s addressed so far are just the tip of the iceberg. I’ll be following this show from now on. S. Jay Olshansky, Ph.D. Professor of Public Health University of Illinois at Chicago Author of: The Quest for Immortality: Science at the Frontiers of Aging (Norton, 2001) and A Measured Breath of Life (2013).

As always Frank delivers a thoughtful and informative interview. I'll keep listening!