The Legacy Coalition, a Christian ministry, created this podcast to encourage grandparents to build a legacy of faith. The ministry strives to teach individuals how to use their wisdom and talents to make a lasting impact on their families through God's love. Listeners can tune in for grandparenting advice from authors and pastors, such as Chuck Swindoll, Josh McDowell and Dr. Gary Chapman.
With over 50,000 radio shows available, this collection of podcasts is sure to have something for every listener. The website has been online since 2007, and fellow users have uploaded many of its offerings, including Westerns, dramas, comedies and classic music shows.
There are many episodes listed on Spotify and Apple Podcasts; however, the bulk of the shows is available through the website's own player. The website's creator offers the podcasts free of charge to individuals who are veterans, blind or residing in a nursing home, but he does ask those who are able to donate $10 to help him pay for the website's upkeep.
Over 500 species of birds call Colorado home. Its diverse landscape of mountains, valleys and grasslands makes it one of the best places to bird-watch in America. Senior birding enthusiasts may wish to check out BirdNote's podcasts to learn more about their feathered friends.
BirdNote Daily is a bite-sized show, just 2 minutes long, that spotlights fascinating facts about birds. Two additional podcasts, Bring Birds Back and Threatened, teach you simple ways you can take action to protect birds and their habitats in your daily life.
The FBI places annual losses for seniors because of fraud at $3 billion. AARP's podcast, The Perfect Scam, seeks to combat these numbers by shedding light on the ways scammers target older adults.
You'll hear tips on avoiding becoming a victim yourself as well as interviews with seniors who've experienced fraud firsthand.
Scientists and experts in their fields delve into the facts behind science, evolution and creation in these Apologetic podcasts. Seniors of faith will discover topics such as Why Carbon Dating Supports a Young Earth and The Brain Didn't Evolve: A Psychiatrist Explains Why.
Episodes vary greatly in length, with some lasting over an hour, and each showcases interviews with the host and scientists discussing research-backed data regarding the Bible's account of creation.
The host of The Capital of Craft interviews crafters and makers from all over the United Kingdom in this podcast. The artists discuss their lives and mediums, often talking about the way they came to work in their particular craft.
Here at Bethesda Gardens Monument, we're always encouraging our residents to explore new crafts and hobbies they can enjoy during their retirement. This podcast features an appealing variety of craft forms, including pottery, jewelry making, wood carving and basket making, which may help inspire your next crafting pursuit.
Since 1995, the makers of this podcast have taped over 800 episodes discussing true stories on a vast number of topics. For newcomers to the show, the creators have recommended lists that can help you explore episodes.
The variety of shows can make it a fun way to engage your mind during your morning coffee or walk. Additionally, with 3.5 million others listening in, you're likely to find a friend here in our Monument, CO, assisted living community to discuss your favorites.
Hosted by grandmothers Rita and Ellin, this lighthearted podcast features conversations between grandmothers and their grandchildren. The hosts are long-time friends, and they keep the humorous commentary flowing from start to finish.
The podcast is highly rated among fans, with many reminiscing about their grandmothers in the reviews. Grandparents who listen in can take great encouragement from this show regarding the powerful impact they have on their families.
Kevin Stroud hosts this podcast series about the English language. Besides studying English's origins, he delves into cultural influences and shows how the language has changed over the course of time. The information is surprising at times, with episodes explaining how even clothing and customs have affected words and their usage.
If you need help downloading this or any other podcast, don't hesitate to ask your caregiver for assistance. Besides using a personal phone or tablet, our residents can also use the computer center to access sites that provide podcasts free of charge, such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
