Karin McCay visits with hosts of Aging Untold

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - “Aging Untold” is KCBD’s newest talk show, focused on the journey of aging in America.

Each episode features a panel of experienced industry professionals who will offer insight and solutions for people entering a new chapter of life, as well as their caregivers. You will get relevant, real-life information, whether it’s for you, your parent, grandparent or a friend.

Karin McCay visited with two of the hosts, Sam Cradduck and Katherine Ambrose. Watch their conversation in the video above.

Watch Aging Untold every weekday morning at 11 on KCBD, NewsChannel 11.

You will also see Aging Untold Extra reports on our newscasts. For more Aging Untold stories and information right now, check out kcbd.com/aginguntold

Aging Untold’s hosts include:

• Katherine Ambrose is a lifelong leader in real estate, specializing in aging transitions. She is the founder of the Senior Home Coach™ movement and Empowered Senior nonprofit. Katherine is also the host and producer of PBS Kansas’ Empowering Seniors and co-creator of Ageless Enthusiasm.
• Sam Cradduck is a nationally recognized expert in aging and senior care, founder of More Than Heart, and author of A Bend in the Road. She brings decades of leadership in senior living and home care, inspiring caregivers, families, and older adults with dignity-centered guidance.
• Amy Cameron O’Rourke has over 40 years in aging services as a care manager and administrator. She is the author of The Fragile Years, a guide for caregivers, and founded The Aging Expert in 1999. Amy is a national speaker featured in Consumer Reports, U.S. News & World Report, AARP, and The Hill.
• Dr. Rhea Rogers is a Board-Certified OB/GYN and founder of Medical Innovative Solutions (MISBIW), is a survivor of Stage 3 breast cancer and now a champion of functional medicine, specializing in hormone optimization, metabolic healing, autoimmune care, and longevity medicine. She is also a Veteran of the U.S. Air Force and former Chief of OB/GYN at William Beaumont Hospital.

“I am incredibly excited to work with this talented team of experts,” said Executive Producer Kash Alexander.

“Their combined knowledge and compassionate approach will undoubtedly help our viewers understand and embrace the journey of aging with dignity and confidence.”