Aging in Grace

Aging in Grace is a weekly 30-minute podcast that brings together the voices of those on the front lines as well as those behind the scenes, who are working to make aging in America more humane, more just, and more sustainable.From caregivers and residents to executives, researchers and policy analysts, our guests explore the forces that impact the quality of care older adults receive: workforce shortages, economic pressures, technological shifts, and government policy decisions.This podcast is about listening and asking hard questions. And it’s about speaking up — for the staff, for the f

Aging in Grace is a health podcast hosted by Witlingo, with 20 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.

Witlingo hosts Aging in Grace, a health show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #20 - Katie Martin - On Food Banks and Pantries: Part Two

  Dec 12, 202522 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Katie Martin, a leading food security expert and author, to unpack a hard truth: hunger in America is not a temporary crisis—it’s a chronic, policy-driven condition.We begin with the recent federal government shutdown and its real-world consequences, including the threat to SNAP benefits for more than 40 million Americans. From there, the conversation widens to examine why food insecurity persists in one of the wealthiest countries in history, despite massive food waste and decades of charitable effort.Katie explains how hunger is the result of structural choices—stagnant wages, rising living...

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  Episode #19 - Katie Martin - On Food Banks and Pantries: Part One

  Dec 12, 202536 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Katie Martin, a leading food security expert and author, to unpack a hard truth: hunger in America is not a temporary crisis—it’s a chronic, policy-driven condition.We begin with the recent federal government shutdown and its real-world consequences, including the threat to SNAP benefits for more than 40 million Americans. From there, the conversation widens to examine why food insecurity persists in one of the wealthiest countries in history, despite massive food waste and decades of charitable effort.Katie explains how hunger is the result of structural choices—stagnant wages, rising living...

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  Episode #18 - On Launching The FirstAccess Foundation: Part Two

  Nov 24, 202534 minS0

  <p>In this special episode of Aging in Grace, we bring together three frontline Service Coordinators — Charneice Clap (NC), Jessica Harris (MD), and Samantha Culver (OH) — all founding members of the newly launched First Access Foundation. They share powerful, firsthand insight into the daily realities of supporting seniors living in independent, affordable housing communities.The conversation digs into:• What Service Coordinators actually do — advocate, resource-connect, problem-solve, motivate, comfort, and often step in like family.• The hidden crisis of food insecurity among seniors, and why ensuring access to nutritious food is inseparable from healthy aging and independent living.• The real difference between inde...

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  Episode #17 - On Launching The FirstAccess Foundation: Part One

  Nov 24, 202535 minS1

  <p>In this special episode of Aging in Grace, we bring together three frontline Service Coordinators — Charneice Clap (NC), Jessica Harris (MD), and Samantha Culver (OH) — all founding members of the newly launched First Access Foundation. They share powerful, firsthand insight into the daily realities of supporting seniors living in independent, affordable housing communities.The conversation digs into:• What Service Coordinators actually do — advocate, resource-connect, problem-solve, motivate, comfort, and often step in like family.• The hidden crisis of food insecurity among seniors, and why ensuring access to nutritious food is inseparable from healthy aging and independent living.• The real difference between inde...

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  Episode #16 - Kate Cantwell - On NERSC: Vision & MIssion

  Nov 19, 202532 minS1

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with Kate Cantwell, Executive Director at The New England Resident Service Coordinators association (NERSC), to explore the world of resident service coordinators -- the frontline workers supporting some of our most vulnerable communities. Kate shares her journey from public service to nonprofit leadership, the challenges coordinators face amid policy uncertainty, and the innovations NERSC is building to strengthen training, advocacy, and community support. We also discuss the upcoming 2026 initiatives, the importance of meaning and collaboration in social work, and how organizations like NERSC are shaping a more humane, effective housing ecosystem. A thoughtful...

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