Aging Fast & Slow

Join Drs. Sarah Szanton and Deidra Crews from Johns Hopkins as they engage cutting-edge scientists, policy experts, and thought leaders to better understand structural discrimination, resilience, and the impact on aging across the lifecourse. The podcast series features conversations with experts to explore the health disparities caused by structural discrimination and discuss programs and policies that aim to move the health equity needle. Learn More: https://nursing.jhu.edu/agingfastandslow

Aging Fast & Slow is a education podcast hosted by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing hosts Aging Fast & Slow, a education show with 28 episodes published.

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  Wired for Connection: The Health Impact of Social Ties

  May 6, 202521 minS0

  <p>Social connection is more than a feel-good concept—it’s a cornerstone of community resilience and public health. In this episode of Aging Fast & Slow, Dr. Thomas Cudjoe of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine discusses the science behind social ties, how isolation undermines both individual and community well-being, and what it takes to build stronger, more connected neighborhoods. Join us for a conversation that sheds light on the power of human connection to foster healthier, more resilient communities.</p> <p> REFERENCES:</p> Cudjoe TKM, Boyd CM, Wolff JL, Roth DL. ⁠Advance care planning: Social isolation matters⁠. J Am Geriatr...

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  Beyond the Meal: Rethinking Support for Older Adults

  Apr 1, 202526 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Aging Fast & Slow, we explore how home- and community-based services—like Meals on Wheels—can enhance the well-being of older adults. Dr. Kali Thomas, Associate</p><p>Director of Health Services Research at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s Center for Equity in Aging, joins us to discuss the evolving landscape of long-term care. From in-home support to assisted living, we examine innovative policies and approaches designed to meet both the medical and non-medical needs of our aging population.</p><p><br></p><p>References: </p><p>Home-Delivered Meals</p> Thomas KS, Parikh R, Zullo...

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  The Best of Aging Fast & Slow: A Recap of Powerful Conversations

  Dec 18, 202422 minS5

  <p>Join hosts Drs. Sarah Szanton and Deidra Crews for a special segment as they recap highlights from past episodes on structural resilience. From enlightening dialogues on health equity to inspiring advice from researchers, they revisit key moments and share their reflections on the insights gained. Whether you’re a longtime listener or new to the show, this episode offers peak moments to savor from many perspectives. </p>

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  The Power of Social Connection for Community Well-Being

  Oct 1, 202421 minS5

  <p>Social connection is vital to community well-being. It fosters support, resilience, and a shared sense of belonging that strengthens both individuals and the community as a whole. In this episode of Aging Fast & Slow, we explore the impact of social connection on community resilience. Dr. Thomas Cudjoe from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine shares research on how isolation affects health and community strength and strategies to foster social connection. Tune in to learn how we can build more connected, resilient communities.</p><p>REFERENCES:</p> Cudjoe TKM, Boyd CM, Wolff JL, Roth DL. Advance care planning: Social isolation matters...

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  Taste of it! Lessons learned studying Meals on Wheels and other supports for older adults

  Aug 2, 202426 minS5

  <p>In this episode of Aging Fast & Slow, we delve into ways to improve the quality of life of older adults needing home- and community-based services. We are joined by Dr. Kali Thomas, Associate Director of Health Services Research in the Center for Equity in Aging at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Dr. Thomas' research spans the long-term services and supports continuum, ranging from in-home services to long-term care in assisted living communities. Together we explore these critical issues and discuss innovative approaches and policies to meet the comprehensive medical and non-medical needs of our aging population.</p><p>References: </p...

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