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Adriane Berg is a leading advocate for age-inclusive tourism, fighting ageism and a sought-after authority on longevity marketing, demographic trends, and productivity. Her mission is to redefine aging by promoting good health, excitement, and accomplishment in the mature life stage. She believes in the power of travel, volunteering, and lifelong learning to inspire and empower boomers and older adults. Through her work, Adriane helps businesses better attract, serve, and retain these dynamic and valuable clients and customers.

Adriane’s dedication to redefining aging and supporting the mature traveler makes her an essential resource for individuals and businesses aiming to thrive in this growing demographic.

Adriane's Sites:
website: https://www.adrianeberg.com

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Lee Gale Gruen (Lee Gale is her first name) lives in the East San Francisco Bay area. She has two children and three grandchildren. She graduated college from UCLA and had a 37-year career as a probation officer. After retiring, she became an actress, author, speaker, and blogger. She has appeared in television, films, commercials, theater, and print jobs. She performs regularly at medical schools portraying patients for student training and was one of six supporting exercise/dancers in the 2011 "Jane Fonda Prime Time Firm & Burn" workout DVD. Her transition to becoming an actress in her senior years has been written about in Time Magazine, the Los Angeles Times newspaper, AARP Life Reimagined, and in Marlo Thomas' 2014 book, which profiles women who have reinvented themselves.

Lee Gale's Sites:
website: https://www.leegalegruen.com/
Acting website: https://LeeGaleGruenActress.com
Blog: https://leegalegruen.wordpress.com/
Amazon link for Book: https://a.co/d/07Ai3MFZ

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Carol Rosenstein founded Music Mends Minds in 2014 to help with her husband's Parkinsons. In the 12 years since it's founding, over 25 organizations and news sources worldwide have covered the Music Mends Minds story and their philosophy on the transformative power of music on the mind. The research behind our mission about the effects of music on the brain to prevent neurocognitive decline has been and is actively being conducted and expanded across the globe from the U.S. to Europe and Asia.

This interview talks to Carol's passion and how she got involved in Volunteering.

Music Mends Minds website:
https://www.musicmendsminds.org/