Ohio podcaster, nearly 80, shares hope, love, laughter: 'This day is the only thing I have'

Everyone under the sun, it seems, has a podcast these days — and now, as of Feb. 2022, Ohio grandmother Ann Cavera has jumped into the podcasting waters, too, with a goal of spreading positivity plus lessons learned.

"These podcasts are my own way of staying alive — and making use of the possibilities I still have." "I want [the family] to know what I’ve learned about life and love and joy, and how to find and keep it. I want to give them our stories with what it’s taken me many years to learn tucked inside." "I just imagine sitting at my kitchen table and talking to good friends while we tell family stories." "Find a way to give. It really is in giving that we receive what we most need."

"At the age I am now," Ann Cavera, 79, told Fox News Digital, "I don’t see a lot of media directed at us." 

"Not all [seniors] are in circumstances where we really can’t connect anymore," she also said. "Some of us still have ideas. We still want to connect with people. We still want to relate to the world. And I think all of us have stories to tell. We all have something we want to share."