A crochet and fiber arts discussion group in Upstate New York becomes a tight-knit community of fun, learning and support.

Meet Jessie Hawthorn, the new Center Manager of Senior Planet’s walk-in center in Lowry, CO, and a passionate fan of education, Denver and live music.

Is it possible to maintain healthy habits while on vacation? Sponsored Athlete Steven says “Yes!” – and shares helpful tips for older adults on the go.

For years, Jesse Meyers, 90, has taught classes on James Joyce and his novel, Ulysses. Some 1,000 students later, Jesse has raised over $300,000 for charities through his classes and donated over 700 volumes on James Joyce to Fordham University.

Sponsored Athlete Arlette brought home the gold in the World Aquatic Masters Championships in Singapore, and teaches winning fitness tips on Dec. 17.

Strength, balance, mobility, and more! Sponsored Athlete Shebah, 68, shares five fitness modalities for older adults to focus on – and invites you to train together on Nov. 19.

Before joining the Senior Planet program in Miami as a technology trainer, David taught English as a second language in South Korea and Turkey.

Margaret Murphy-Webb, 69, Chicago’s former “jazz cop”, brings free music to underserved communities through her South Side Jazz Coalition.

Diane Ament, 83, and Bari-Lynn, 79, were crew members for The Rug, a horror flick staffed completely by older adults, and which inspired the documentary Silver Screamers.

Meet Mehrnaz Saadat, who works at one of Senior Planet’s oldest Licensing partners: the PARS Equality Center, which serves immigrants from Persian-speaking and communities in California.

Kenneth Fobs, 67, discovered his love for jazz performance late in life; he shares what’s possible when you pursue your passion – at any age.

Sponsored Athlete Laurie shares how dance workouts have dramatically changed her mental health and attitude. Save the 10/15 date for Zumba with Laurie on Zoom!

Known as “the lesbian Forrest Gump,” Babs Daitch (80) has done it all, including starring in her own documentary short.

Dr. Calvin Mackie started with encouraging his nine-year-old son’s love for science in a New Orleans garage – and launched STEM-NOLA, a movement that has reached over 200,000 children.

La representante de la línea directa de Senior Planet, Nita, es una residente de Brooklyn que conduce un pódcast de ciencia ficción y disfruta ayudar a las personas mayores a adoptar nuevas tecnologías.