Who Cares About Me? is an audio podcast series that highlights the lived experiences of parental caregivers.
Who Cares About Me? is an audio podcast series that highlights the lived experiences of parental caregivers.

For many families, deciding whether to move a parent into assisted living, a nursing home, or hospice can feel like an impossible choice.
In Episode 8, Gregory, a former caregiver, shares the deeply personal journey of caring for his father as his health, mobility, and independence declined.

Acceptance isn't giving up. It's learning to stop fighting the reality you didn't choose.
In this personal bonus episode, Jackee shares how accepting her role as her mother's caregiver changed the way she approached grief, identity, expectations, and the future.
Sometimes peace begins the moment we stop wishing for our old life back and start embracing the one we're living.

Caregivers spend so much time caring for others that they often forget to care for themselves.
In Episode 7, Iris Coker shares the emotional realities of long-distance caregiving, learning to accept support, and why asking for help is one of the strongest things a caregiver can do.
Because caregivers need care too.

In Episode 6 of Who Cares About Me?, we hear from Alex Fenech, Founder & CEO of Closure, a business designed to help people prepare for and navigate both pre- and post-loss moments with clarity and confidence.
Alex shares what happens before, during, and after caregiving, and how those experiences inspired her to create Closure.

Why aren’t we talking about the partners who stepped into caregiving without being asked?
In Episode 5, “Partners Carrying The Load: The Quiet Role of the In-Law Caregiver,” Clarence Steele shares what it means to care for his mother-in-law alongside his partner, reflecting on the sacrifices, relationship dynamics, and emotional complexities of supporting someone else’s parent. Because family i

For working caregivers, balancing demanding careers with 24/7 care responsibilities is a constant, high-stress reality, one that often comes with financial strain, unorthodox work hours, and serious impacts on mental health.
In Episode 4, David Casey, a former Marine and Fortune 50 executive, shares how he navigated caring for his mother, father, and grandmother while managing his career and the em
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