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CARECAST

CARECAST is a thought-provoking podcast that delves into the essential themes of caregiving and home care. Each episode invites listeners to engage with heartfelt stories, expert insights, and practical advice from a variety of voices in the caregiving community.

Podcast · By CAREOSITY · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
7
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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 12, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    When Care Becomes Control (opens the original)

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    In this episode of CARECAST, presented by CAREOSITY, we dive into a hidden danger in professional caregiving known as emotional locking. It is easy for deep devotion to quietly shift into exclusivity and control, creating an unhealthy dependency between a caregiver and a vulnerable client. We explore how anticipatory grief and shifting family roles create the perfect environment for these blurred boundaries. This conversation covers the warning signs of over-involvement, such as keeping secrets

  2. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Sham Dirt & Ninja Grandma (opens the original)

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    Caregiving often feels like being a project manager for a chaotic and beautifully unfiltered human experience. This episode highlights the absurd, surreal, and hilarious moments that happen when caring for the elderly, from a 92-year-old scaling a security gate to residents demanding a Costco refund for a half-eaten mango. We discuss how humor acts as a biological reset button and a survival mechanism that speeds up recovery in a high-stress, high-cortisol environment. Ultimately, embracing the

  3. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    The Experience of Care (opens the original)

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    What does it truly mean to create a meaningful experience of care? In this episode of CARECAST, Jeremy Watkins explores the difference between completing a caregiving task and understanding the experience created while completing it. Feelings matter—but they are only one part of an experience. Even an uncomfortable or emotionally difficult moment can build trust when care is delivered with dignity, patience, honesty, consistency, and respect. We cannot control how another person feels or what th

  4. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    When Pain Loses its Words (opens the original)

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    Pain does not become silent because a person cannot name it. It simply finds another language. A clenched jaw. A guarded movement. A familiar routine suddenly refused. A person who insists, “I’m fine,” while their body communicates something different. In this episode of CARECAST, Jeremy Watkins explores the quiet ways possible pain may appear through facial expressions, vocalizations, movement, behavior, and changes from a person’s normal baseline. Listeners will learn why pain can go unspoken,

  5. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    The Person Behind the Behavior (opens the original)

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    Behavior may be the loudest thing in the room, but it is never the whole person. In this episode, CARECAST explores what may exist beneath refusal, agitation, repetition, accusations, resistance, and other behaviors commonly labeled “difficult.” Pain, fear, confusion, sensory overload, unmet needs, lost autonomy, or the way care is being experienced may all shape what we see. Listeners will discover why behavioral descriptions can quietly become personal identities, how objective observation pro

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