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"After all those years of people going their own ways, get ready for more contact...indeed, much more intimate contact. Society still expects that "family will show up" (so do health care systems when elders are in need). Elders soon learn that having people with them who know them when the going gets tough is of great value. Marshal these loyal forces and get re-acquainted. Observation has it that at no time since adolescence are parents and children so entangled."

-from My Mother, Your Mother

Radio & Television Interviews

Dr. McCullough has a variety of upcoming media events, so check back often for updated news on when he'll be speaking at a station near you.

Hour-long interview on the Journey of Late Life

Margaret Pabst speaks with Dennis McCullough MD, about "Keeping Older People Out of Harms Way" on internet radio

Dennis McCullough MD, author of My Mother, Your Mother, talks about Using the Tools of Slow Medicine in Chronic Illness Care.

  • The talk took place as part of the The Parkinson's Center at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) event program on April 17th, 2010. You can view the talk on the DHMC Parkinson's Center website.

Dennis McCullough MD, author of My Mother, Your Mother, talks about Slow Medicine.

  • The program aired as part of the Half Hour program on Sunday, May 17th at 7:30pm on the COMCAST network. It was also live streamed on www.suzanne.tv. A five minute segment of the show ran on the CNN Headline news at 11:55am, 1:55pm, and 3:55pm on Tuesday, May 19th.

Rhett Palmer interviews Dennis McCullough MD, author of My Mother, Your Mother (45 minutes).

Judy Foreman hosts this webcast. As a person reaches their final months and days, do they need invasive and costly life-saving measures or should they be allowed to depart restfully? Join us as we speak with author Dennis McCullough, M.D. of Dartmouth Medical School about his book, "My Mother, Your Mother," in which he tells the story of how his own mother's passing inspired him to believe in a gentler, more compassionate approach to end-of-life care, especially for the elderly. He explains the concept of "slow medicine," how it differs from conventional approaches and why he believes it's emotionally beneficial for both patients and their families. Plus, he talks about why a less reactive, more nurturing treatment plan may make financial sense, too. As always, our expert guests answer questions from the audience.

Lucky Severson reports from Hanover, New Hampshire, on Slow Medicine, featuring Dr. McCullough.

  • On your local PBS Station (check local listings) or on PBS.org WNET: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, Feature: Slow Medicine.

Arnie Arneson interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough

  • July 20, 2008 - 11AM on your local WZMY TV and 85 community access TV stations in New England, Political Chowder.

ABC News Now (NYC) interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough

  • June 27, 2008 - 10:30-11:00 AM, live from New York City.

Brian Lehrer interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough

Raul Heitzmann interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough

The quality of life even in the face of death is a growing issue.

  • May 27 between 6 and 8 AM on your local CN8 TV (Comcast) station, or online at Your Morning.

All Things Considered Local Host Neal Charnoff interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough

The Diane Rehm Show

Diane Rehm Discusses My Mother, Your Mother with Dr. Dennis McCullough

TalkZone.Com Internet Talk Radio

Sooner or later, most adult children must decide how best to care for aging parents in their final years. Dr. Dennis McCullough, author of MY MOTHER, YOUR MOTHER, believes that comfort and a concern for the quality of life are more important than more traditionally aggressive medical care. He said when a health crisis occurs, it is vital that family members quickly step in to assist elderly relatives in dealing with the medical bureaucracy.

Coping with Caregiving Radio with Jacqueline Marcell

Jacqueline Marcell interviews Dr. Dennis McCullough about his book MY MOTHER, YOUR MOTHER! This Internet program focuses on the challenges of caregiving and age related challenges such as Alzheimer's.

Dr. Alvin Jones of The Paradise Radio Network

Dr. Alvin Jones Discusses My Mother, Your Mother with Dr. Dennis McCullough

An Interview With InSight, The Willowgreen Newsletter

James Miller Discusses My Mother, Your Mother with Dr. Dennis McCullough



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