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People Worth Caring About
Peter Murphy Lewis
126 episodes
1 day ago
Most people overlook them. We won’t. On "People Worth Caring About," documentary producer Peter Murphy Lewis—creator of the hit series now streaming on smart TVs across the U.S.—and Jalene Carpenter, the long-term care visionary who helped build it, shine a light on the quiet heroes holding our communities together. From Nebraska, Ohio, New Mexico, and Kentucky, their stories come alive in four groundbreaking seasons—and continue here through raw, revealing conversations about dignity, trust, and human connection. Tune in—and discover why these are the people worth caring about.
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Most people overlook them. We won’t. On "People Worth Caring About," documentary producer Peter Murphy Lewis—creator of the hit series now streaming on smart TVs across the U.S.—and Jalene Carpenter, the long-term care visionary who helped build it, shine a light on the quiet heroes holding our communities together. From Nebraska, Ohio, New Mexico, and Kentucky, their stories come alive in four groundbreaking seasons—and continue here through raw, revealing conversations about dignity, trust, and human connection. Tune in—and discover why these are the people worth caring about.
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Medicine
Health & Fitness
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How a 101-Year-Old Became “Assistant” with Danielle Rasmussen of Linden Court
People Worth Caring About
12 minutes 30 seconds
1 month ago
How a 101-Year-Old Became “Assistant” with Danielle Rasmussen of Linden Court

Host Peter Murphy Lewis is joined on this episode by Danielle Rasmussen, Life Enrichment Coordinator at Linden Court. Danielle shares her journey from librarian to life enrichment, her high-energy approach to engaging residents, and the meaningful stories that shape her work in senior living. From celebrating 104th birthdays to helping a 101-year-old find renewed purpose, she illustrates the power of connection, dignity, and joy in long-term care.


Key Takeaways:


00:00 Introduction.

01:38 Feeling grateful to get paid for making residents happy.

06:02 Giving a 101-year-old resident a sense of purpose as her “assistant.”

06:55 Discovering a resident’s hidden gift of knowing the day of the week for any date.

08:31 Realizing preconceptions can blind us to someone’s true brilliance.

10:38 Hosting a 104th birthday that left residents in tears of joy.

11:42 Encouraging young people to consider the rewards of long-term care.


Resources Mentioned:


Danielle Rasmussen

https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-rasmussen-314b0b132/


Linden Court | Website

https://www.lindencourt.com/




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People Worth Caring About
Most people overlook them. We won’t. On "People Worth Caring About," documentary producer Peter Murphy Lewis—creator of the hit series now streaming on smart TVs across the U.S.—and Jalene Carpenter, the long-term care visionary who helped build it, shine a light on the quiet heroes holding our communities together. From Nebraska, Ohio, New Mexico, and Kentucky, their stories come alive in four groundbreaking seasons—and continue here through raw, revealing conversations about dignity, trust, and human connection. Tune in—and discover why these are the people worth caring about.