In this episode, we welcome Dr. Annika Goldman to explore ageism in society and how it is depicted in media, and Barbie. Dr. Goldman, a geropsychologist, shares her insights on the psychology of aging, highlighting the unique challenges and resilience factors among older adults. We delve into the cultural perceptions of aging, challenge stereotypes around ageism, and the importance of intergenerational relationships to celebrate the wisdom and experiences of older generations. We conclude with steps for listeners to move beyond aging to calling in ageism by attuning to issues of intersectionality in ageism and jon in community-based organizations that support older adults. Resources Media Let's End Ageism Ted Talk by Ashton Applewhite WelcomeToHeidi on Tiktok/Instagram Books This Chair Rocks by Ashton Applewhite Pushing Back On "Black Don't Crack" by Alicia Smith-Tran On a culture that lauds a youthful appearance, the author reveals how racism, sexism, and ageism combine in ways that uniquely harm Black women as they seek professional respect in White spaces. Barbie and My Midlife Crisis - Michele Meek Research Resources Health and Retirement Survey Reframing Aging Volunteer Opportunities Meals on Wheels Eldera - Virtual Intergenerational Mentorship Matching Program  Pen Pals for Life - Intergenerational Pen Pal Program  

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