George Hodgman

George Hodgman has been an editor in New York City since 1983, working at Simon and Schuster, Vanity Fair, Talk magazine, Henry Holt and Company, and Houghton Mifflin. Currently he is spending large amounts of time in Paris, Mo., where he is from.

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Rhythms of Life: A Musical Mom Declines One Note at a Time

When a son hears his mother's missed piano notes, he knows what's coming next.

Hearing her 'clunkers' at the piano, a caring son starts to prepare for what he knows is coming next

MAY 13, 2013 | By George Hodgman

Kate Szerszen watches Alan Teasley’s online OLLI class about Stephen Sondheim

Work & Purpose

No Way to Go to Adult Classes? No Problem

Programs like OLLI and One Day University now teach older students online

Special Report

Four long-term survivors of HIV: Joseph Gaxiola, Stephanie Stuart, Sharon Bosley and Robert Toth

Still Here, Still Positive

A series on America's first generation aging with HIV/AIDS

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Group of older adults enjoying coffee at a coffee house.

In Good Company

We all feel lonely at times. But it doesn't have to be that way.