HeyJaredMy Inspirement
The My Inspirement Podcast is for people of all ages navigating shared housing, care, community, and lifestyle on their own terms.Hosted by Danielle Cohn, founder and president of the nonprofit My Inspirement, she explores co-housing, intentional communities, and creative…
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Alison Donnally & Nanik Tagore on How JoeyCo Helps Older Adults and Students Thrive Together (opens the original)
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What if the solution to the loneliness epidemic, the student housing crisis, and the cost of aging at home were all the same answer? In this episode of the My Inspirement Podcast, host Danielle Cohn sits down with Alison Donnally, founder and CEO of JoeyCo, a San Francisco-based company matching older adults with university students who exchange affordable rent for companionship and everyday household support. Then Danielle goes deeper with Nanik Tagore, one of JoeyCo's first and most celebrated
Founders of Frolic are Making Homeownership and Community More Accessible (opens the original)
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Founders of Frolic are Making Homeownership and Community More Accessible Imagine you own a large home in Seattle that has become too much to maintain, and perhaps a little too quiet. Instead of selling and leaving the neighborhood you love, what if you could redevelop your property into a cooperative community that lets you live how you want to live? You could retain equity in the land while creating thoughtfully designed homes where others (friends or new neighbors) can become homeowners with
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