On this month's episode of Senior Matters, Cody Lee interviews long-time host, Diane Johnson about the next chapter of her life and the legacy of Senior Matters.

On this month's episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson interviews Mary Kenyon, founder and director of Meals and More based in Glenwood Springs.

On this months episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson speaks with Jennifer Johnston, director and producer of Honkey Tonk Vaudeville opening on January 18th at the Glenwood Vaudeville Review.

On this month's edition of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson speaks with Ron Kokish about Hanukkah and Jewish history.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson speaks about 2024 Medicare & You.

In this episode of Senior Matters from our archives, KDNK's former Development Director Erin Galbreath returns to the studios wearing her animal lover's hat. She was Event and Development Director at Colorado Animal Rescue for nearly three years (2020-2022) before becoming human resources director at Ascendigo. Erin and Diane talk about pet adoption, how CARE operates, and how pets can help fill human life.

Buckle up, because this month's episode of Senior Matters gets ROWDY. Local a cappella group Kindred Spirits performs live in the KDNK Studio, Diane makes some NSFW comments about some very inappropriate activities on Flag Day back when she was in elementary school, and can you say "Chihua-WOW"?

Host Diane Johnson discusses the process of dying with End-of-Life Doula Akaljeet Khalsa.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson speaks with Stephanie Riverman about Carbondale’s community gardens.

On this month's episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson interviews Mark Burrows of Pollinator Chocolates. They discuss all things Spring, flowers, bee and, of course, chocolate.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson welcomes Judy Martin, senior programs manager of Garfield County Department of Human Services. They discuss the SNAPS program, death and dying, and aging.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson welcomes pastor of the Crystal River Baptist Church, Darrel Reaves.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson welcomes a member of Western Slope Homecare, Sasha, and a former KDNK Executive Director, Steve Skinner.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson welcomes Director of Senior Programs in Garfield County Judy Martin. They have a lively discussion about senior programs, events, meals and services.

On this episode of Senior Matters, host Diane Johnson gives a personal update then discusses hydration and breathing exercises with healing professional John Norton.

Host Diane Johnson and guest Tai Chi, Reiki, and Shiatsu Master Lyn Byars discuss personal wellness practices.

Senior Matters host Diane Johnson speaks with Sopris Lodge Executive Director Mike Luciano and Community Relations Manager Molly DeMarr.

Host Diane Johnson interviews Scott Shirley, Program Director at Lift Up, about Farm to Food Pantry, a food distribution program serving residents of the Roaring Fork Valley community.

Diane has a conversation with Mary Kenyan from Valley Meals and More plus volunteers Alice and Steve from LIFT-UP about what these organizations are doing for our senior community.

Diane Johnson interviews Executive Director of the Third Street Center, Colin Laird.

It's Ted Zislis! And he joins Diane on Senior Matters to talk about the crew at the Senior Matters Sno-Cone Stand at the Carbondale Wild West Rodeo. They also talk about sneaker recycling and other local happenings.

Erin Galbreath returns to the KDNK studio, wearing her animal lover's hat. She is the Event and Development Director at Colorado Animal Rescue. Erin and Diane talk about pet adoption, how CARE operates, and how pets can help fill human life.

Judd Haims is the Director of Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services, based in Eagle. He speaks with host Diane Johnson about how he was moved to become a caregiver and how to get seniors reconnected to old hobbies, like fly fishing!

Two long-time KDNK voices get together in-studio to celebrate International Women's Day. Diane Johnson and Amy Kimberly talk about living in Carbondale, upcoming town events, and they welcome spring's feathered friends.

This time on Senior Matters, Diane Johnson speaks with Jorie DeVilbliss, who's been providing support and sometimes overlooked services for seniors through "Git'er Done Girls" and "Hometown Tech." Diane has recently downsized and moved to Crystal Meadows. Jorie talks about how she helps facilitate similar moves for her clients.

Host Diane Johnson encourages seniors to break out their spikes and get their winter walks in safely! Mary Kenyon of Valley Meals and More calls in from her own evening walk to talk about her work in the senior community, the importance of volunteers, and more.

This episode of Senior Matters first aired in November, 2019, when host Diane Johnson spoke to Lift-Up Executive Director Angela Mills. Lift-Up is a local nonprofit creating a bridge to empowerment and self reliance.

This month, Senior Matters falls on Veterans Day! Diane calls up retired U.S. Airforce Colonel Gregory J. Rosenmerkel to talk about service and the evolution of the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Nutritionist Marcey Robinson calls in from a hair appointment to chat diabetes management with Diane Johnson.