Bring in the Bird!

By: Janet Kaplan-Bucciarelli
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  • Summary

  • Over time, and sometimes very suddenly, regular people living their lives get thrust into a caregiving role for their aging parent(s) - and find themselves somewhat disoriented. And isolated. Bring in the Bird is a storysharing podcast for and about adult children accompanying their parents into old age. Know this: you are not alone. There is community here. And humor, heartbreak, information, and inspiration. Janet Kaplan-Bucciarelli, the host and producer of the show, is a Life Transition Coach. Find her at https://www.coachingwithjanet.com/.
    Janet Kaplan-Bucciarelli
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Episodes
  • Episode 2 (Really episode zero): The Prequel to Bring in the Bird

    Episode 2 (Really episode zero): The Prequel to Bring in the Bird
    Jan 27 2025

    This episode tells the story of how and why I started this podcast, and why it's called "Bring in the Bird." Think of this show as a public, yet still quite intimate support group for people caring for elders, each other, and themselves.


    Thanks a heap to Kemper Carlsen (Leverett, MA) for the interview and to Airtone from https://ccmixter.org for the bird sounds.
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    15 mins
  • Episode 1: Where Is Love?

    Episode 1: Where Is Love?
    Jan 27 2025

    Welcome to the first episode of this storysharing podcast for and about people doing their best to support their aging parents.

    Storysharers included here are Lisa Haney (Oakland, CA); Lorilyn P. (Sacramento, CA); and Julie Robbins (Northampton, MA).

    Thanks so much to Jenn L. for the gorgeous artwork (based on a photo I took of my mom and me on a winter walk).

    Also, so much appreciation to Molly Flannery for the improvised piano accompaniment and Airtone for the hip bird sounds.
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    18 mins

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