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Welcome to the Rolling Rogans’ ART OF AGING, where Amy and Joe Rogan—a resilient husband & wife duo—roll with GenX through midlife challenges, caregiving for aging family, and the balancing act of life with humor and heart.
With our adaptable vanlife past, Joe - the wacky cartoon spirit questions everything with a unique perspective, while Amy - the thoughtful organizer and technical mind brings ideas to life. Each week, we share our own looney experiences, chat with inspiring guests and experts, and hear your stories about the balancing act of self-growth and self-care amid caregiving for Baby Boomer parents and others. Expect practical ideas, curious exploration, joyful moments, raw honesty, and supportive laughs as we offer forward thinking perspectives on navigating the hills of the golden years. Subscribe now to embrace aging with creativity, kindness, and care.
(And yes, that is his real name—not that other Joe! Maybe someday we'll see a Joe Rogan vs. Joe Rogan podcast episode. LOL)
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Tuesday Jan 06, 2026
Tuesday Jan 06, 2026
Join us for an intense week of doctors, results, and realizations of caregiving and aging parent, Joe's mom.
In this conversation, Amy & Joe Rogan discuss our experiences during a busy week in the life of caregivers, focusing on the challenges of managing eye health, cognitive issues, and the emotional impact of delivering difficult news. We explore the role of AI in caregiving, the importance of finding joy in relationships, and the delicate balance between reality and dreams in the aging process. The conversation highlights the complexities of navigating healthcare and the significance of family support in this journey.
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1 days ago
Thanks for the tips! I’m definitely seeing the slow down with my mom. Joe’s mom is slightly different with other behaviors more obvious than the verbal slow down, as of right now.
1 days ago
Other things to look out for. It’s a slow shut down.... So, not being as articulate. Knowing the words they want to say, but be unable to. There are moments they know what’s going on, but they can’t act on it either. Just from my observations. Word associations are helpful, and entertainment topics that appeal to them are great too. Their grounding or tethering activities, helps them fight a bit longer. 🙏🫶🙏