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The first Go-To Grandma episode of 2023 features a spicy mix of topics — from memory to sex to estate planning. Listen to experts share research, trends and advice to help listeners live their best lives today while safeguarding the future for their loved ones.

On the first Go-To Grandma episode of 2023, host Kathy Buckworth welcomes author Hilde Ostby, who co-authored Adventures in Memory: The Science and Secrets of Remembering and Forgetting with her sister Ylva, a clinical neuropsychologist.

Hilde joins from Oslo, Norway, to talk about the laws that govern our memory, evidence and theories about false memories and why forgetting is a positive thing.

Next, Dr. Lori Brotto, author of Better Sex Through Mindfulness: How Women Can Cultivate Desire, joins for a candid discussion about women’s sexual health and vitality, the impact of chronic stress and the reasons behind sexual dysfunction. She also offers mindfulness practices that can be done at home to boost intimacy and desire.

Kathy Buckworth

 
At the 18:30 mark, Stuart Gray, Director RBC Financial Planning Centre of Expertise, joins for the Take 5 With RBC segment to discuss financial and estate planning. Considering that 25 per cent of Canadians who are 60 today can expect to reach the age of 98, Gray chats about the need to manage age-related issues and costs during a longer retirement. And, with 83 per cent of Canadians wanting to stay in their homes as they age, he urges listeners to consider the costs of home care and to sit down with a financial planner to make sure the financial impacts of all health care choices are considered.



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