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Golden Endearment

Golden Endearment

Di: Mason Foth
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Hello there, I am Mason Foth, the community relations director at an assisted living and independent living building in Wisconsin called Appleton retirement community; where we are passionately enriching the lives of seniors. One of the ways we do that in our community is by listening to stories and learning from one another. Therefore, we are starting this podcast as a way to amplify our platform in hopes to enrich the lives of anyone who listens.

This is Golden Endearment, a podcast that recounts love stories, life lessons, and relationships. We are just in the beginning phases of the podcast and are hoping to get a new recording out every month. So please bear with us with any editing and quality discrepancies that are inevitable throughout this process.

Mason Foth 2024
Igiene e vita sana Psicologia Psicologia e salute mentale Relazioni Scienze sociali
  • E3 - "Trust" with guest Rachel
    Apr 30 2024

    A resident from Appleton Retirement Community, Rachel, shares the story of her 45 yr marriage with her late husband Dave. Enjoy hearing another loving story!

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    38 min
  • E2 - "The Most Wonderful Life" with guest Gladys
    Mar 20 2024

    A resident Gladys from Appleton Retirement Community shares her love story with her late husband Robert. They were married for 74 years and they are truly the definition of unconditional love. Enjoy!

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    29 min
  • E1 - "I am Blessed" with guest Betty
    Feb 14 2024

    Join host Mason Foth and 94 yr old Appleton Retirement Community Resident Betty as we talk about a 64 year old marriage and the secrets to making it last. Learn about love as we take a exciting trip down memory lane.

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    40 min
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