On this episode of GLSS TV, we discuss the erosion of the Social Contract that has historically protected so many Americans and what that means for the future. We step out into the sun and discover the wonderful benefits gardening has on the mind and body. And finally, Rose MacDonald helps keep us balanced, so we can keep enjoying staying active. That and more on GLSS TV!

This month we take a walking tour in Lynn to see the stunning murals that have transformed many of the downtown areas. This year, Beyond Walls celebrates 10 years of bringing world-class public art to the city. We'll also take a look at Lynn's rich history as a hub of shoe manufacturing in the 1800's. And we learn about the hands-on hydroponics classes happening monthly at The Phoenix Food Hub.

It's taken a lot of effort and fifty productive years for Greater Lynn Senior Services to be able to celebrate its half century in existence. 

In this episode, GLSS leadership reflect on the many programs and accomplishments of the past five decades. We'll hear about what's being done to ensure our goal of delivering vital resources to our communities so we can serve them for years to come.

In April's episode of GLSS TV, we visit the Phoenix Food Hub, where consumers are getting hands-on with hydroponics — learning how to grow fresh food right at home using a compact indoor gardening system. We also revisit our 2024 coverage of the Khmer New Year celebrations in Lynn, just in time for this year's festivities on April 13th. And GLSS CEO Kathy Burns shares a special reflection on the organization's 50th anniversary and the exciting road ahead. That and more on GLSS TV!

On this episode of GLSS TV, Kelly Daugherty reminds us of the importance of living each day to the fullest. We learn more about the amazing work going on at the Caregiver's Support Program at GLSS. Rose MacDonald explores unexpected ways you can sneak exercise into your daily routine. And GLSS continues to celebrate 50 years as an agency! That and more on GLSS TV! 

On this episode of GLSS TV, we’re celebrating 50 years of GLSS, spotlighting a new Family Caregiver Support Program that’s looking for volunteers, and hearing from Travel Trainer Rose Macdonald on how to stay active through the winter.

This month on GLSS TV, we’ll learn how to make a flavorful dish called Laap. Giving up the keys is never easy, but we’ll look at how planning ahead can help ease the transition when the time comes. We’ll also highlight a vital GLSS program that protects older community members at risk. That and more on GLSS TV!

On November’s episode of GLSS TV, we take a walk to see what’s happening at the new Lynn Harbor Park. In honor of Veterans Day, we revisited an interview with Jeff Crosby, son of Harry Crosby — a navigator in the Eighth Air Force during World War II. And finally, as we prepare for the holidays, Ellen Goldman shares tips on how to make those delicious feasts a little healthier. That and more, on GLSS TV

In the October episode of GLSS TV as hurricane season is in full swing, we revisit our Spotlight on Climate Change and its effects on mental health. Kelly Daugherty gives us tips on preparing for the holiday season in order to avoid stress. And it's still not too cold to take advantage of New England's outdoors. Rose MacDonald takes us to Lynn Woods for a walking program.

This month on GLSS TV, we’re serving up a special Caregiver Cooking Competition, where support group members put their skills to the test in the kitchen. Mobility specialist Rose MacDonald shares practical advice on building a “Go-Bag” to be prepared for weather emergencies. And we highlight the story of a dedicated volunteer with the Massachusetts Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program. All that and more, this month on GLSS TV!

This month on GLSS TV we celebrate five years on-air! We look back at some popular segments including Kelly Daugherty's story on how pets can improve your health. Rose MacDonald shares with us the benefits to the trend of using Walking Poles. We travel way, way back in time in a history segment on the World's Fair. And in a nod to the present, we learn about GLSS's work with the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.

This month on GLSS TV, we get an inside look into the Phoenix Food Hub program "Kitchen for All," a fun and educational workshop for all youth and children aged 4-12, especially those with special needs. Kelly Daugherty explains the many benefits that can come from speaking to a counselor. And finally, we return to the kitchen with Rose MacDonald with a focus on safety.

In this episode, we learn about an exciting new class offering real work experience to New Americans at the Phoenix Food Hub. Travel Trainer Rose MacDonald encourages us to get out in the sun as an excuse to get some exercise. And Mental Health Specialist Kelly Daugherty explains the surprising benefits gardening can have on our mind and body.

In April, GLSS TV features Lynn O'Neal, LMHC, who explains that not all medicine comes over-the-counter and that simple dietary choices can promote health and prevent disease in her course "Food As Medicine." Mobility Specialist Rose MacDonald gets out in the sun an demonstrates the importance of the four types of exercise everyone should be trying. And sometimes it feels like no one is immune to it! Kelly Daugherty, LMHC, provides tips to manage the good and bad stress in our lives.

On this episode of GLSS TV, we learn about the rich history of shoe manufacturing in Lynn. Mobility Specialist Rose MacDonald gives us the lowdown on the importance of strengthening our balance and the easy exercises you can do to get your confidence back. And Kelly Daugherty explores an interesting connection between music and mindfulness practices.

This month on GLSS TV, we look at Black History Month with a discussion on antiracism with Dr. Gary Bailey, the MSW Program Director of Social Work at Simmons University; provide an explanation/description of the Conversations for Caring program; talk about adjustments people can make to manage pain associated with Osteoarthritis; and explore February as Friendship Month, with suggestions on how to connect and reconnect with current friends and friends from the past and the benefits to your mental health those connections provide.

This month on GLSS TV, we learn about extra precautions to guard against the cold weather, review ways to manage New Year's resolutions, even when they fail, and we take time to recharge our commitments and strengthen our resilience.