Aging is not for the faint of heart. I’m Kim, a proud Generation Xer, and I’m here with my Baby Boomer mom, Karren. Together, we tackle the tough—but necessary—conversations, share the hilarious (and sometimes embarrassing) moments, and open up about the stories that truly touch the heart.

Come with us as we explore what it means to navigate these years with our aging loved ones.

So grab a cup of coffee—or maybe a glass of wine—subscribe, invite your friends or family, and join us for Walks with Mom.

Walks with Mom officially launches with heart, humor, and a little nervous excitement. This podcast brings together Karren—who is turning 80 the same year the first Baby Boomers reach this milestone—her Gen X daughter Kimberly, and a shared curiosity about what it truly means to grow older together.
In the first episode, they talk about why they started the podcast, what it’s like living together, and the unexpected emotions that come with aging—both the big realizations and the small moments, like when opening jars isn’t as easy as it used to be. Kimberly shares what listeners of all ages can gain from these conversations and why there is so much value in slowing down, listening, and learning from one another.
Walks with Mom is about real life, honest conversations, and finding connection across generations.

We hope this podcast encourages meaningful conversations with your aging parents and reminds you how much there is to learn—and appreciate—along the journey.

Come with us as we explore what it means to navigate these years with our aging loved ones.

So grab a cup of coffee—or maybe a glass of wine—subscribe, invite your friends or family, and join us for Walks with Mom.

In this episode of Walks with Mom, the conversation explores the different types of people encountered throughout the aging journey—and why no two experiences look the same. The Wise, the Foolish and the Simple.

Wise: A. There is wise and there is wise. Financial advisor would say. But I have decided to put some investment in my grandchildren’s college education.

Foolish: Think that the next doctor will take care of any medical problems and I will be fine and as fit as ever. Or that they have, so let’s not worry about my diet or about any exercise.

Simple: Only hear part of what the doctor or other advisors say. Are okay if they don’t fully understand.

Listeners are invited to reflect on an important question: which type are you, and which type are you becoming as you age?

From fiercely independent seniors to those who embrace support, the episode shares real-life examples that highlight how personality, mindset, and family dynamics shape the senior experience.
With insight from the senior industry, this discussion sheds light on patterns many don’t recognize until they are living them firsthand.

At its core, the episode emphasizes one meaningful truth—investing in family matters. The choices made today influence future relationships, care, and connection. This episode offers thoughtful perspective, practical insight, and encouragement to approach aging with intention, awareness, and compassion.

Come with us as we explore what it means to navigate these years with our aging loved ones.

So grab a cup of coffee—or maybe a glass of wine—subscribe, invite your friends or family, and join us for Walks with Mom.