Alzheimer's and Baking with Scott

It's been a long time since my last confession...Gary Vaynerchuk says make and that's what I'm doing - making. Today I talk about frustration with direction of a business without direction, alzheimers, baking, and covid

I talked to Care Giver coach and author, Jill Armijo.

I get to talk to artist Sholo of https://www.instagram.com/artistsholo/

Shana and I talk about the passing of Terro Alfonso Stokes and the new Coñata Hamburger Bun

New year, new podcast. Angie and I discuss Alzheimer's, side hustle and what's ahead.

The Malliway Bros discuss owning a charms, spells & potions shop in Chicago.

I talk about an Alzheimer's freak out at the I Won't Get Off This Toilet Summit SitIn 2019

Chicago Illustrator, Rob Dorn of RobDorn.com, discusses art and the return of collectable items and nostalgia in Chicago.

Angie and I talk Alzheimer's, caregiving, baking and working together in the future.

I talk about meeting my senior with Alzheimer's where he is at that very moment - It's easy to get used to a routine and just as easy to get overwhelmed when it suddenly changes.

More music for your drive, commute.

This podcast is about one of the artistic things I do when I'm not a caregiver.

Shana and I talk Coñata, caregiving, design, art and owning a demo cafe.

Playwright, Christopher Moore, and I talk life, art, movies, and inspiration.

From crime to Christianity to getting early onset ALS, Lou Gehrig's Disease, my friend tells all.

Playwright, designer, artist, musician, Christopher Moore of ChristopherMooreWorx.com talks about theatre, music, addiction, self care.

Meg is a childhood friend diagnosed with Dementia and that's what we talk about - You can barely hear Meg because she's in deepest Virginia (and I didn't have the phone close enough to the mic) but the next time we hear from her I will have her sound way better.

Shana and I talk small business, Alzheimer's, food design, baking, ageism. Special guest appearance, Angie

Sarry Yono of ShyHairStudio.com and I talk about small business, hair industry and being green.

My baby brother Christopher and I talk Alzheimer's and new beginnings.

Spoke with Nancy Pirri on art and death and SOFA nancy-pirri.com for details.

I hate that I'm not in control of my father in law's care while he's overnight in the hospital for an infection. And how did the infection even happen when no one is sick in the apartment and we take great care of him. There is a DNR but if meds cure the infection we want that to happen and the doctor agreed. My rant featured today is really me tired from the hospital and pissed off at the hospice nurse who immediately thought this is something to do with Alzheimer's and we should do nothing. Everyone makes mistakes, and it's up to us as to what kind we feel like repeating. Getting a new nurse isn't a slam on nurses when you're dealing with home hospice care. My father in law wasn't ready to begin a slide in to not responding to food or people, I know because we just settled him in his hospital bed and then came home. And when he wakes up and has a condom catheter I'm assuming he will be freaked out and confused as to where the hell he is. We're not there to care for his comfort, to settle him. We trust the nurses and doctors and assistants to do that but when you're used to doing it, it's hard to sleep.

Scott and Shana talk the past, present and future.

Former Amtrak employee discovers work in aid for Puerto Rico and I, of course, asked her to take the coñata back to Puerto Rico.

Scott and Angie talk recipes - Calico makes a statement.

Great conversation with the Coñata pan illustrator, Gretchen Hasse from GretchenHasse.com

Angie has a great Coñata pan cleaning tip and we talked about her great Coñata tortilla recipe that goes with sweet or savory fillings.

We're not telling Grandpa about upsetting news and other topics.

Alzheimer's seems to be everywhere. Too much is on the shoulders of those affected. Healthcare should be more of a priority in the United States.

Care giving, Catholic Charities and the Coñata pan.