They talk, we listen (and talk a little bit, too). It’s ThriveTalk, Northeast Ohio Thrive magazine’s new video podcast.
Editor Marie Elium and publisher Brad Mitchell bring interesting people and topics to your inbox. Everyone is from right here in Northeast Ohio and it’s all geared to people 55 and older.
ThriveTalk presents relevant, relatable content to the region’s fastest-growing demographic: older adults. We interview experts about serious stuff, like money, health and family issues, as well as the fun things, too: travel, technology, grandparenting and more.
Listen or watch ThriveTalk on northeastohiothrive.com, or subscribe to our weekly enewsletter and follow the link to the latest episode.
Communication can be tricky with family and friends. But if you're trying to talk to a doctor in a hospital or at an office visit, it's not only tricky, but also intimidating. The stakes are highest at a time when we, or a loved one, are at our lowest. Thrive's Caregiver Corner columnist and blogger Jennifer Beach offers ways to bridge the communication gap with your healthcare team. ...
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AI, artificial intelligence, has been getting a lot of buzz lately, but whether you know it or not, you've probably been using it for a long time. Thrive magazine's tech columnist Tak Sato unravels AI for us: the good, the bad and the tricky parts. ...
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A visit from grandkids is fun, noisy, messy and (c'mon, admit it) a little bit stressful. Throw the holidays into the mix and things can go sideways fast. Thrive magazine's grandparent columnist Karen Shadrach always has great suggestions for ways to spend time with grandkids of all ages. Her conversation on this podcast episode with Thrive editor Marie Elium focuses on holiday events for kids of all ages. ...
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When this year’s “Superman” movie hit theaters, Northeast Ohio residents saw more than just the Man of Steel; they saw Cleveland streets and buildings because part of the film was shot here. It makes sense that Superman returned to Cleveland. After all, it’s the birthplace of the action hero. Thrive’s pop culture columnist, Mike Olszewski, tells us how Glenville’s Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster created Superman in 1933, how they, and Cleveland, lost the comic book hero, and how the city is reclaiming its arguably most famous creation.
Mike Olszewski is a veteran Cleveland radio host and personality. He and his wife, Janice, are the authors of books about Cleveland TV, rock and roll, radio and other topics. Mike is Thrive’s Pop Culture Chronicles columnist. You can reach him at [email protected].
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