If you ask famous people about aging, you'll hear different stories. Mick Jagger says, "There's nothing good about aging." Richard Gere calls aging "a privilege." Clint Eastwood acknowledges the losses but refuses to let old age define him. Surprisingly, after listening to all three, I realized they aren't really disagreeing. Jagger says aging means losing physical ability. You can't move as quickly, your body won't cooperate, and you're forced into playing a different role.

A humorous take on a Stanford study claiming we age in sudden bursts—not gradually—through the lens of one woman’s very real (and funny) experience with getting older.

A lighthearted look at aging, doctor visits, bedside manner, and how choosing the right doctor becomes part of life and social conversations as we grow older.

A humorous take on aging, statins, and what it really means to be healthy in your 70s and beyond.