🎯 Hook
700 episodes strong—and still moving with purpose. This milestone edition of The Senior Zone is all about protecting what you’ve built and preparing for what’s ahead.

🧭 Overview
Host Shawn Perry celebrates the 700th broadcast with a powerful, forward-looking conversation centered on financial protection, digital safety, and staying informed in today’s evolving world.

🔑 Segment Highlights
• Margaret Foster (The Beacon Newspapers) — April 2026 insights for older adults
• Tony Salazar (Maryland Dept. of Labor) — Protecting your finances & avoiding scams
• Noah O’Ryan (AARP / OATS) — Staying safe and confident in today’s digital world

✨ Signature Features
• Weekly Vitamin: “You are not behind… you are seasoned.”
• Birthdays of the Week
• Dear Grave Woman (Joel Simone)
• Later Life Lowdown (DC, MD, VA resources)

🎧 Listen & Stay Connected
Catch The Senior Zone every Monday from 10–11am EST on WYCB 1340AM or stream live at www.MySpiritDC.com.

Podcast available after 11am on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music & more.

Thank you for listening and until we meet again…keep your head high, your heart full, and always — be someone who makes someone else look forward to their tomorrow.

Scams are evolving—and so must we. This week on The Senior Zone, Shawn Perry breaks down housing scams targeting older adults with Legal Counsel for the Elderly’s Derrick Dyer, then shifts to a powerful conversation on dignity and end-of-life choice with Compassion & Choices CEO Kevin Díaz. Plus, your Weekly Vitamin, and more.

Thank you for listening and until we meet again…keep your head high, your heart full, and always — be someone who makes someone else look forward to their tomorrow.

This week on The Senior Zone, Shawn Perry opens up two powerful conversations that impact how we live, age, and thrive.

First, we break the silence around urinary incontinence—what causes it, why it’s more common than you think, and most importantly, what can be done about it. Medical expert Aleece Fosnight joins us with insight, clarity, and solutions.

Then, we honor and support those who served. Maryland’s Secretary of Veterans & Military Families, Colonel Ed Rothstein (U.S Army Ret.), shares how the state is strengthening services, programs, and pathways for veterans and their families.

Plus—your Weekly Vitamin, community resources in the Later Life Lowdown, and more.

Because on The Senior Zone—we don’t just age… we evolve.

Thank you for listening and until we meet again…keep your head high, your heart full, and always — be someone who makes someone else look forward to their tomorrow.