ALT the Wrinkle radio logo on a blue background with yellow and pink speech bubbles, Text that reads Episode 13: We don't need to judge anyone for getting Botox, but we do need to point out the ageism that makes people think they need to stay in line by preventing lines on their faces. Sally Chivers. A photo of a smiling woman wearing red glasses and a pink shirt
ALT A decorative square featuring an image of a smiling woman with silver hair and a hand knit shawl. The text reads Wrinkle Radio: Don’t Panic it’s just aging. Dignity and Joy. “If we feel that we are valued and that we are accepted, that we are treated in ways that respect our personhood, then we are much more likely to be able to experience joy. Without it, there's no chance at all.” -Episode 9 Susan Braedley
ALT A decorative square featuring an image of a smiling woman with silver hair and a hand knit shawl. The text reads Wrinkle Radio: Don’t Panic it’s just aging. Dignity and Joy. “If we feel that we are valued and that we are accepted, that we are treated in ways that respect our personhood, then we are much more likely to be able to experience joy. Without it, there's no chance at all.” -Episode 9 Susan Braedley
ALT A blue square with the Wrinkle Radio logo in the upper corner, Episode 8 followed by a quote “To me to ensure that people have a home that is affordable, accessible, and safe … is a potential of nursing homes. Now, of course, do nursing homes realize this? No. In many cases, they do not. And that is what our research is about: realizing that potential” Susan Braedley. Susan is pictured looking at the camera wearing a blue sweater, leaning on a railing in front of a turquoise door.