Drawing from nearly two decades of hospice work, Lisa explains how difficult conversations around death, caregiving, and end-of-life wishes can become easier when approached with openness, curiosity, and even humor. Through interactive card decks designed for different stages of life and care, she helps families explore topics many people avoid until a crisis occurs.

The conversation explores how family dynamics, grief, dementia care, funeral preferences, and medical decisions can create confusion when people haven’t communicated their wishes clearly. Lisa shares how these tools encourage connection, reduce fear, and help loved ones make decisions with more confidence and less guilt.

This episode is thoughtful, emotional, and surprisingly uplifting — showing that talking about death can actually strengthen relationships and deepen understanding between generations.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

07:07 The Story Behind Death Deck

09:39 How Death Deck Works

14:00 Funerals, Ashes & Difficult Conversations

25:16 Dementia Care & Dignity

32:30 Final Wishes & Last Hurrah

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👤 Guest Information

Lisa Pahl, LCSW

🌐 https://thedeathdeck.com/

📱 https://www.instagram.com/thedeathdeck/

With more than 28 years of experience helping families navigate long-term care insurance, Brad explains the difference between medical care and long-term care, why many people misunderstand the risks involved, and how care needs can arise at any age — not just later in life. The discussion explores caregiving burdens, financial realities, insurance options, and the importance of having difficult but necessary family conversations before a crisis occurs.

The episode also covers how long-term care insurance works, what policies typically cover, how people qualify, and why planning early creates more choices and flexibility in the future. At its core, this conversation is about preserving dignity, independence, and quality of life for both seniors and their families.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:00 Introduction to long-term care planning and why families avoid the conversation

02:06 The difference between medical care and long-term care

03:28 Why long-term care can happen at any age, not just later in life

06:40 Understanding activities of daily living and what qualifies as long-term care

09:15 The financial realities of caregiving and limitations of government assistance

11:57 When families typically begin long-term care planning conversations

14:15 Sticker shock: the true cost of long-term care services

18:44 How long-term care insurance policies are customized for different situations

23:16 Why many people purchase coverage to avoid burdening their children

26:19 Traditional vs hybrid long-term care insurance policies

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👤 Guest Information

Brad Tisdale

🌐 https://tisdaleins.com/

📞 (805) 690-3874 (Office)

📱 (805) 202-4823 (Call or Text)

📧 brad@tisdaleins.com

Kelsey Samuel

https://sbsos.care/

805-946-0060

Deborah Samuel, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

REALTOR® | SENIOR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST - SRES®, DRE# 02119798

https://www.deborahsellssb.com/

Dr. Rothman explains how researchers are shifting the focus away from simply extending lifespan and toward increasing “healthspan” — the number of years people remain healthy, active, and mentally sharp. The conversation dives into the biology of aging, genetic programming, and how scientists are beginning to measure biological age instead of just chronological age.

The discussion also explores emerging breakthroughs involving anti-aging drugs, gene reprogramming, stem cells, vaccines targeting aging cells, and how future medical interventions may dramatically change the way humans experience aging. Dr. Rothman shares both the promise and the challenges of these technologies while emphasizing the importance of evidence-based science in a rapidly growing longevity industry.

This episode offers an eye-opening look into the future of medicine and asks one of humanity’s biggest questions: what if aging itself could be treated?

🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:02 Aging vs. Lifespan

05:25 Measuring Biological Age

09:29 Genetics of Longevity

12:02 Extending Healthspan

23:20 Reversing Cellular Aging

26:13 Vaccines Against Aging

28:18 Future of Longevity

33:25 Calorie Restriction Science

35:14 Diet and Aging

43:38 Ethics of Longevity

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👤 Guest Information

Dr. Joel Rothman

🌐 https://www.mcdb.ucsb.edu/people/faculty/joel-rothman

📧 joel.rothman@lifesci.ucsb.edu

Rabbi Anderson shares how pastoral care extends far beyond the individual, offering support not just to the person who is ill, but to their entire family and support system. She explains how spiritual care is often less about providing answers and more about holding space, listening, and helping people navigate uncertainty with compassion and presence.

The conversation explores how Jewish traditions provide a structured yet flexible “blueprint” for grief, helping people move through loss with intention, community, and time to process. From the first days after loss to long-term mourning, these practices emphasize the importance of feeling emotions fully rather than avoiding them.

At its core, this episode is about connection, reminding listeners that no one has to go through grief alone, and that community plays a vital role in healing.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

03:15 Community through life transitions

04:42 Role of pastoral care

06:28 Holding space without absorbing

07:41 Jewish grief framework

11:41 Community and storytelling in grief

14:16 Reentering life after loss

16:42 Meaning behind mourning rituals

17:35 Rabbi’s personal journey

22:58 Navigating faith and afterlife questions

25:55 Spiritual support in crisis

33:40 Different grief needs across ages

36:04 Collective remembrance and meaning

38:16 Life, death, and community connection

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👤 Guest Information

🌐 https://cbbsb.org/rabbi-maddy-anderson/

🌐 https://www.jewishcincinnati.org/

📧 info@cbbsb.org

📞 805-964-7869

She explains how her experience caring for her grandmother changed her view of hospice and end-of-life care, and how that led to decades of learning, volunteer work, and ultimately a vocation supporting others. The conversation is practical, covering how to start hard conversations with family, what a doula’s non-medical role includes, and how rituals and funerary choices can be deeply healing.

This episode is both a how-to and an invitation: to speak earlier, plan with clarity, and lean into presence so families can find peace rather than panic when the time comes.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

02:20 Jill’s personal journey

06:14 What is a death doula?

10:24 Emotional benefits of preparation

12:39 Opening conversations about death

15:06 How families find support

17:45 Presence and empathy

25:18 The funeral celebrant’s role

29:27 Living fully before death

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👤 Guest Information

🌐 End of Life Clarity — https://www.endoflifeclarity.com/about-jill

🌐 Rothkoff Law — https://rothkofflaw.com/about/our_team/jill-mcclennen/

✉️ jill@endoflifeclarity.com

📞 (609) 283-2226‬.

He explains how Asian medicine evaluates health through patterns, balance, and observation, using diagnostic tools such as pulse and tongue analysis to understand internal imbalances. Through techniques like acupuncture, cupping, herbal therapy, and nutrition, treatment aims to improve circulation, reduce inflammation, and restore the body’s natural equilibrium.

Alfred also discusses the critical role of nutrition in overall health, emphasizing whole foods, gut health, and the microbiome. He shares insights into how diet, inflammation, and lifestyle choices influence long-term wellness, and why nutrition is considered the foundation of healing in natural medicine.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

02:01 Path to Natural Medicine

05:22 Acupuncture Comes to the West

10:26 Diagnosis Through Pulse and Tongue

15:02 Treatment Methods Explained

19:38 Cupping for Pain and Recovery

23:33 Herbs and Hormone Support

25:01 Supporting Natural Birth

30:00 Gut Health, Diet, and Inflammation

39:02 Nutrition as the Foundation of Health

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👤 Guest Information

Alfred Pomerleau

🌐 https://www.ascendinghealth.com/

🌐 https://ahjuice.com/

📍 1 El Vedado Ln, Santa Barbara, CA 93105

📞 (805) 698-1162

Julianna shares how her personal life experiences shaped her career and explains why estate planning is not a one-time task, but an evolving process designed to protect loved ones, preserve dignity, and avoid unnecessary stress during moments of crisis. From powers of attorney to trusts, Medi-Cal planning, and family conversations, this episode offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:00 Welcome and introduction to estate planning and elder law

01:30 Julianna’s personal journey and what led her into estate planning

04:46 What estate planning really is and why it’s about protecting others

06:40 The risks of relying on the state’s default plan

07:18 Why powers of attorney and healthcare directives matter

09:09 Wills vs trusts and avoiding probate

11:17 Privacy, predators, and why probate is public record

12:19 Why estate plans need regular updates

15:27 Common mistakes like forgetting to fund a trust

17:28 Capacity, caregivers, and preventing undue influence

20:22 Planning for long-term care and elder law considerations

23:16 Medi-Cal planning and protecting assets for spouses

28:03 The sandwich generation and difficult family conversations

31:58 How to prepare for an estate planning meeting

34:29 Planning for pets, charities, and personal wishes

37:53 Being proactive and avoiding crisis-driven decisions

40:19 Closing reflections and next steps for families

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👤 Guest Information

Julianna Malis

🌐 https://www.sbelderlaw.com/

📍 14 W Valerio St, Suite A, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

📞 805-946-1550

Together, they explain how families can navigate assisted living, memory care, six-bed residential homes, and continuing care retirement communities without waiting for an emergency. The conversation highlights the importance of education, early planning, and having multiple options in place to avoid rushed decisions during moments of crisis.

Peggy and Katerina also discuss the emotional side of senior transitions, including caregiver burnout, guilt, and resistance to change, and share compassionate guidance on how families can move from overwhelm to clarity while preserving dignity and choice.

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🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:00 Welcome and introduction to senior housing and care planning

03:55 Supporting families who are not yet ready for placement

07:28 Six-bed residential care homes and levels of hands-on support

10:01 Why proactive planning and multiple waiting lists matter

16:40 Aging at home vs residential care and cost considerations

22:08 Matching care environments to personality, needs, and lifestyle

32:40 Emotional challenges, caregiver burnout, and redefining love and support

41:10 Community resources and emotional support for caregivers

43:24 How senior living consultants are paid and why services are free

👥 Guest Information

Peggy Renker & Katerina Marcellin

🌐 www.sbslc.com

📍 18 West Micheltorena Street, Suite C

Santa Barbara, CA 93101

📞 (805) 963-6045

Dr. Wuttke explains how sound therapy works, the role of frequency and resonance, and why each individual responds differently to sound-based healing. From the science behind vibration to the emotional and energetic impact of music, this conversation invites listeners to rethink how healing can occur beyond traditional medicine.

Whether you’re curious about sound therapy, interested in holistic wellness, or simply looking to understand how the body responds to energy and frequency, this episode offers a calming and insightful perspective.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:36 – Exploring sound and frequency

The discussion begins with how sound functions as vibration and how different frequencies can influence the body and emotional state.

01:34 – Nature, harmony, and the body’s response

Dr. Wuttke explains how natural frequencies, proportions, and harmonics help the body enter a state of deep relaxation and balance.

02:45 – Individual responses to sound

People experience sound differently. What feels calming to one person may feel distracting to another, highlighting the importance of personalization.

03:19 – Overtones and emotional resonance

The conversation explores how layered frequencies and overtones influence emotional well-being and why certain sounds feel uplifting.

04:16 – Intention and healing environments

Healing is influenced not only by sound itself, but also by intention, safety, and the emotional environment created during a session.

05:19 – The role of intention in healing work

Dr. Wuttke discusses how intention, presence, and awareness can shape the healing experience beyond measurable science.

05:54 – Sound, focus, and mental states

The hosts reflect on white noise, focus, and how different sound environments affect concentration and relaxation.

06:57 – Personal preferences and sensory awareness

The episode closes with reflections on how each individual responds uniquely to sound, silence, and sensory input.

👤 Guest Information

Dr. Stella Wuttke

🌐 https://wuttkeipi.com/

📍 212 Cottage Grove Avenue, Ste A

Santa Barbara, CA 93101

📞 (805) 705-0052

📧 info@WuttkeIPI.com

Rather than framing the brain as something fixed, this conversation focuses on how the brain adapts based on the information it receives. Marty explains how feedback helps the brain recognize when it is moving in a helpful or unhelpful direction, and how this process supports learning, focus, and awareness over time.

The discussion highlights how observation, attention, and consistency play a role in shaping mental habits, and how creating the right environment allows the brain to adjust naturally.

🏡 Key Topics Covered

00:00 Introduction and framing the conversation around learning and attention

02:10 How the brain responds to feedback when it is doing the “right” or “wrong” thing

05:00 Experimenting with different types of feedback over time

08:20 Why visual feedback is used to guide attention

11:40 Understanding repetition and how learning builds gradually

15:30 Attention, awareness, and how the brain adjusts without force

19:10 Creating conditions that allow the brain to self-correct

23:40 Simplifying the learning process and reducing mental strain

28:10 Applying these ideas to everyday focus and habits

32:30 Closing reflections on learning, awareness, and long-term brain support

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Guest Contact — Marty Wuttke

🌐 https://wuttkeipi.com/

📍 212 Cottage Grove Avenue, Ste A, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

📞 (805) 705-0052

📧 info@WuttkeIPI.com

Throughout the conversation, she and the hosts talk about how stress, posture, past surgeries, hormones, and even bathroom habits can influence pelvic comfort. They also highlight how common incontinence and pelvic symptoms are, and how isolating it can feel when people don’t know that help exists, or feel too embarrassed to ask for it.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

00:00 Welcome and introduction — why pelvic health is a community conversation

01:32 Dhara’s journey from India to the United States, and the unexpected patient call that changed her career

05:10 How stress, posture, and hormones impact the pelvic floor

09:14 The real impact of incontinence on independence, routine, and mental health

14:32 Regaining confidence through awareness, breath, and proper muscle function

18:54 The role of scar tissue, infection response, and why antibiotics should always follow a culture test

22:03 Why community support reduces stigma and empowers early planning

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💬 Share — what’s one sensitive health topic you wish families talked about more openly?

Guest Contact:

🌐 pelvic health center Santa Barbara — 4213 State Street, Suite 206

📞 (805) 682-7777

📧 office@pelvichealthsb.com

📠 Fax: (805) 682-3223

First, Justin Randolph, founder of Sol Seek Yoga, shares how yoga, mindful breathing, and gentle movement improve bone strength, mobility, and pain relief — even for beginners.

Then, Natasha Caleel, owner of Sage Society Fitness & Wellness, explains why learning proper technique transforms confidence, balance, and functional strength for seniors returning to exercise after years away.

Together, they break down what movement really means in later life — not extreme flexibility or heavy lifting, but sustainable habits that keep the body supported and the mind empowered.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

• 00:00 Introductions — why movement matters for healthy aging
• 02:10 Yoga for bone strength, mobility, and arthritis relief (Justin)
• 05:20 Balance, flexibility, and small movements that make a big impact
• 08:00 Breathwork and mindfulness to interrupt the pain–stress cycle
• 11:45 How strength training builds confidence in seniors (Natasha)
• 14:10 Breaking movements down: learning the “why” behind every exercise
• 16:45 Rebuilding trust in the body after years of inactivity
• 19:20 Moving safely — from first-time exercisers to former athletes
• 21:40 Encouragement, community, and building routines that last

Whether you’re curious about yoga, strength training, or simply staying active as you age, this episode is filled with practical, motivating guidance.

Maritza shares how Hospice of Santa Barbara provides free bilingual workshops that help people complete important documents like advance directives, while offering compassionate guidance to ensure families feel supported — emotionally, culturally, and legally.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

00:00 Understanding what makes Hospice of Santa Barbara unique — a non-medical model built on compassion and community collaboration

02:07 What “advance care planning” really means and why it’s important for everyone, not just seniors

04:47 Breaking down the “Five Wishes” and “POLST” forms — how to make clear medical choices before a crisis

07:23 Inside the bilingual workshops — how education, notaries, and family conversations empower the community

10:49 Addressing myths and cultural taboos about death, legacy, and health decisions in Latino families

14:32 Why planning ahead brings peace — and how it allows families to grieve without added stress

18:10 Choosing your healthcare agent wisely and keeping your documents updated through life’s changes

22:03 Volunteer opportunities — how the community can get involved and make a difference

This episode is a heartfelt reminder that preparing for the future is not about fear — it’s about love, dignity, and ensuring your voice is heard.

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💬 Share your thoughts in the comments — have you had “the talk” about end-of-life wishes with your loved ones?

📞 Connect with Hospice of Santa Barbara:

🌐 www.hospiceofsb.org

📱 (805) 563-8820

Hosts Deborah and Kelsey Samuel sit down with Natalie Hickenbotham, licensed physical therapist and pelvic floor specialist at Heart of Gold Physical Therapy, to discuss how awareness, movement, and small daily habits can make a life-changing difference.

Whether you’re a man or woman, this conversation will help you understand your body better and take simple steps toward comfort and control.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

00:00 Welcome & introduction — why pelvic health matters for aging well

02:15 Understanding what the pelvic floor is and why it’s central to whole-body function

04:10 Patient story: how physical therapy helps where surgery used to be the only option

05:10 Behavioral strategies — how caffeine, alcohol, and hydration impact bladder health

07:25 Managing urgency and incontinence with mindful breathing and body awareness

09:15 Practicing pelvic contractions and how to engage your “core from the floor”

14:00 How ultrasound helps visualize pelvic floor movement and progress

15:35 Differences in pelvic structure and training for men vs. women

18:00 Pelvic therapy for prostate surgery recovery and why men need it too

24:40 Constipation, bowel health, and why posture on the toilet matters

28:00 The “teacher bladder” effect — how stress and rushing affect emptying

34:10 Vaginal estrogen and its crucial role in menopause and urinary health

36:00 Closing insights — empowering seniors to take control of their health

If you’ve ever thought pelvic issues are “just part of aging,” this episode will change that mindset. Natalie reminds us that control, comfort, and dignity are possible at every stage of life.

📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful health conversations.

💬 Share your thoughts in the comments — what’s one small habit you’d like to change for better wellness?

👩‍⚕️ To learn more about Natalie’s work, visit Heart of Gold Physical Therapy in Santa Barbara.

🌿 Whether you’re navigating menopause, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about how women’s health evolves over time, this episode offers empowering insights and evidence-based solutions for a vibrant life.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

✔️ Understanding menopause and perimenopause — what really happens in the body

✔️ The truth about hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and bio-identical hormones

✔️ Pelvic floor health, incontinence, and rejuvenation treatments

✔️ The role of estrogen in bone, heart, and brain health

✔️ How lifestyle, exercise, and nutrition support longevity

✔️ Debunking myths and normalizing open conversations about women’s health

If you or someone you know is approaching menopause or experiencing changes related to aging, this episode is a must-watch guide to confidence, care, and empowerment.

📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations on senior wellness, community, and living well through every decade.

💬 Share your thoughts in the comments — what’s one thing you wish you had learned earlier about women’s health?

📞 Contact Duncan

https://www.turnermedicalarts.com/

Phone: (805) 962-1957

Vagina Doctor Podcast- https://www.thevaginadoctorpodcast.com/

🎶 Whether you’re a lifelong music lover or simply curious about how the arts connect people across generations, this episode is filled with inspiring stories of generosity, creativity, and community spirit.

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

✔️ The fascinating origins and history of the Music Academy of the West

✔️ Legacy giving and how it sustains arts education

✔️ The new 901 State Street education center

✔️ Free youth music programs and school partnerships

✔️ Volunteer and housing opportunities for the community

✔️ How philanthropy keeps Santa Barbara’s arts alive

If you’ve ever attended a concert, volunteered, or supported the arts in Santa Barbara, this episode is a must-watch celebration of music, giving, and community.

📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations about senior life, community leadership, and giving back.

💬 Share your thoughts in the comments — we’d love to hear your favorite local arts memories!

🎻 Want to learn more about the Music Academy of the West? Visit MusicAcademy.org or call (805) 969-4726.

Cyndi shares the inspiring programs the Federation leads, from Etty’s Deli and J Café to “Random Acts of Challah,” Caring Visitors, and the powerful Portraits of Survival Holocaust education initiative. She also highlights Wellness Wednesday, serving families and seniors across Santa Barbara, and the upcoming Jewish Film Festival.

This episode is filled with stories of resilience, generosity, and togetherness, offering valuable insights for seniors, families, and anyone passionate about community building.

📞 Contact Cyndi at (805) 957-1115 x 109

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🔗 Learn more at https://jewishsantabarbara.org

#TheSeniorScoop #JewishFederation #SantaBarbaraCommunity #SeniorPrograms #HolocaustEducation #EddiesDeli #SBSOS

Michael explains key aspects of Prop 19, including base year value transfers, primary residence requirements, and exclusions for seniors, disabled veterans, and disaster victims. The episode is packed with valuable guidance for Santa Barbara seniors, homeowners considering a move to senior living communities, and families planning estate transfers or managing family trusts.

👉 Like, comment your questions, and subscribe for more senior-focused tips and expert interviews from Santa Barbara.

🔗 Learn more at https://sbsos.care

#Proposition19 #SeniorLiving #EstatePlanning #SantaBarbaraRealEstate #SBSOS #TheSeniorScoop #PropertyTaxTips

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how SB SOS began: a call to help a senior in need led to the creation of a trusted, full-service organization now known across town as “the SOS Girls.” With a hands-on team, two vans on the road, and a reputation built on compassion and expertise, SB SOS helps seniors relocate smoothly and with dignity.

You’ll also hear about Deborah and Kelsey’s own downsizing adventure—living on a yacht in Santa Barbara Harbor—and how their personal experience informs the services they offer.

👉 Like this video, leave a comment with your questions or stories, and subscribe for more senior-focused conversations and expert guidance.

📞 Visit https://sbsos.care or call (805) 946-0060 to learn more.

#SeniorLiving #DownsizingHelp #SBSOS #TheSeniorScoop #SantaBarbara #EstateSales #SeniorSupport #RealEstateForSeniors

Jon shares expert advice on mortgage options for seniors—including refinancing, equity lines, and bridge loans—and explains how to avoid taxable events and reduce financial stress. Learn how asset depletion loans can help retirees qualify, even on fixed incomes, and why hands-on, in-home service can make all the difference.

Debunking common mortgage myths, this episode empowers seniors and their families to explore flexible, affordable financing solutions during big life changes. If you're unsure about your options or have been turned away by banks, this discussion could be a game-changer.

Whether you’re downsizing, moving into a senior living community, or tapping into your home’s equity, Jon breaks down every step to make the process smooth, affordable, and stress-free.

🔗 Connect with Jon McCuskey:

📞 (805) 946-0060

🌐 prosperitymortgage.com/jon-mccuskey

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👉 Like, comment with your questions, and subscribe for more trusted guidance from Santa Barbara’s senior experts.

🔗 Learn more or connect with us at https://sbsos.care or call (805) 946-0060.

#SBSOS #SeniorScoop #SantaBarbaraRealEstate #MortgageTipsForSeniors #SeniorLiving #HomeEquity #DownsizingHelp #JonMcCuskey #ProsperityMortgage

🏡 Key Topics Covered:

✔️ How to prepare for selling a senior-owned home

✔️ Understanding escrow, trusts, and title transfers

✔️ Reverse mortgages & their impact on home sales

✔️ Common delays in escrow and how to prevent them

✔️ The role of mobile notaries in assisting seniors

If you or a loved one are considering selling a home, this episode is packed with essential tips for a smooth and stress-free transition.

📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more expert insights on senior living, real estate, and financial planning! 💬 Share your questions in the comments—we’d love to hear from you!

📞 Want to connect with Janice? Call (805) 845-7902 or check the link below! ⬇️

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Deborah Samuel, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

REALTOR® | SENIOR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST - SRES®, DRE# 02119798

https://www.deborahsellssb.com/

Ph 805-570-6680

From downsizing and home sales to health, finances, and pets, Deborah and Kelsey will bring on local Santa Barbara experts to share practical insights and resources. Whether you’re preparing for a move, aging in place, or supporting an aging loved one, The Senior Scoop is your go-to guide.

🎙️ Topics previewed in this episode:

👉 What SB SOS does for Santa Barbara seniors

👉 Real estate support & downsizing services

👉 Upcoming expert interviews on health, trusts, wills, and more

👉 Tips for navigating life transitions with clarity and care

Subscribe for episodes filled with expert interviews and senior-centered guidance.

🔗 Learn more at https://sbsos.care

#TheSeniorScoop #SeniorLiving #DownsizingHelp #EstatePlanning #SantaBarbaraPodcast #SBSOS #RealEstateForSeniors #AgingInPlace #SeniorSupport

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Deborah Samuel, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

REALTOR® | SENIOR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST - SRES®, DRE# 02119798

https://www.deborahsellssb.com/

Ph 805-570-6680