Podcasts/Researcher Interviews and Webinars

We regularly host webinars and interviews with researchers related to data on aging and the data collections we host, as well as other NIA-funded resources.

Visit our YouTube Playlist to listen and subscribe to the channel; some interviews are available to read/are text only.

Watch/Listen on YouTube
Introductions to NACDA Team and a Bit of Organizational History
NACDA Podcast 1
Dr. Margaret Gatz and Research on Twins
NACDA Podcast 2
Deborah Levine – Cognitive Impairment and Cross-Cohort Research
NACDA Podcast 3
Ken Ferraro and Research on Health Inequality
NACDA Podcast 4
NACDA Podcast 5: Lisa Berkman and the Health and Aging in Africa Study (HAALSI)
NACDA Podcast 5
The ICPSR 2021 Research Paper Winners and Measuring Daily Stressors
NACDA Podcast 6
Dr. Josh Ehrlich and Sensory Impairment and Aging
NACDA Podcast 7
Jessica Finlay-Research on Building Better Communities to Support Health & Aging
NACDA Podcast 8
Dr. Linda Waite and the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP)
NACDA Podcast 9
Dr. Brady West and the Network for Innovative Methods in Longitudinal Aging Studies (NIMLAS)
NACDA Podcast 10
Dr. Sarah Patterson and the National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS)
NACDA Podcast 11
Matthias Kirch and the National Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA)
NACDA Podcast 12
Dr. Debra Umberson and the Health and Relationships Project (HARP)
NACDA Podcast 13
Dr. Ilan H. Meyer and the Generations Study
NACDA Podcast 14

Researcher Interviews

Prefer to read through the interviews? We have some available as PDFs.

Dr. Yi Zeng
PI of the CLHLS Data Series
Dr. Margaret Gatz
PI of Twins studies: SALZA and NAS-NRC
Dr. Luis Rosero-Bixby
PI of the CRELES Data Series

The ICPSR 2021 Research Paper Winners and Using MIDUS Data

The ICPSR 2021 Research Paper Winners: Matthew, Verity, and Nadya

Dr. Deborah Levine and Cognitive Impairment and Health Disparities

Dr. Deborah Levine

NSHAP: National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project

MIDUS: Midlife in the United States

SWAN

CLHLS

NHATS

NHANES