Discover the technologies your parents need to age in place safely, comfortably, and with a higher quality of life.

Poet, painter, storyteller, rabblerouser–a tempest in red lipstick. Expect provocative opinions, spirited rants, and laughter. This is my playground: rules rewritten daily.

Facts, data and analytics about biomedical matters

Molecular biologist and science communicator.

"Music is love looking for words." – Lawrence Durrell

"Whales in My Backyard" chronicles my adventures with animals and the natural world with a special focus on the 9 years I spent living less than two blocks from the ocean in Hawaii. Humpback whales were literally in my backyard.

This is for you if you want a clear, steady way to stay visible online, using simple systems and practical guidance that fit your current workflow.

MSNBC Anchor, "The Weekend" (7a-10a). Analyst, PBS NewsHour. Associate Editor, The Washington Post (for another week).

"All the world's a stage, and all the people merely players; They have their exits, and their entrances; and one person in their time plays many parts,---" ~William Shakespeare

Fostering Universal Life Tools through Creativity, Mental Health Counseling, Philanthropy and more! All proceeds from paid subscriptions will go to charity.

Real-world exploration of how technology fits into longer lives.

Get sophisticated content on well-being and human performance. Access new psychological angles on how to get the good stuff in life.

The latest, greatest, and strangest of the wellness industry.

The Lolo Report

Thinking about Death, Life and all the messy and beautiful stuff in between, here's where I share what I come across and think and learn as I help folks face the finale to their finite lives.

Physiologically Speaking is a publication dedicated to providing the latest science-based information on health and human performance.

Information, inspiration and instructive examples from the field of Creative Aging. Made possible by E.A. Michelson Philanthropy.

Explore "Reflections at 85." Breaking the barriers of shame, fear, and anger that keep us from considering the many dimensions of aging: for us and as a precious legacy for the generations to come.