Author: Generations Magazine Staff

  • Welcome, Cynthia Arnold!

    Although I have been involved with Generations Magazine (GM) for over 13 years in various capacities, it feels surreal that I now have the privilege of writing this editorial — my first as GM’s new owner and publisher. Last year, I served as GM’s account executive. Many of you may also know me from my…

  • Is It Worth Switching to an Electric Car?

    Considering the rising costs of gasoline, is the initial price tag of an electric vehicle (EV) worth the extra money? EVs also impact the environmental less and offer other potential benefits, but what about hidden costs?

  • Hawaiian Humane Society

    The mission of the Hawaiian Humane Society (HHS) is to promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals. Listed below are some of the ways you can assist or benefit from the services that HHS offers. PROGRAMS & SERVICES (See below for contact information) Seniors for Seniors Adoption Program: If you are…

  • Seniors Can Stay Stronger Through Exercise

    Why is it important that seniors continue to work on their fitness? It’s always important to remain active to stay healthy and strong. Regular exercise is also great for brain health, boosting mood and energy, and speeding up recovery from an injury or illness. “Use it or lose it” applies to balance skills, agility, muscle…

  • January – February 2024

    January – February 2024

    The January-February 2024 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features a cover story about Hawaii’s very own Cybercrime Fighter, Esther Chan. Read her remarkable story about her battle again online crime. Humorist Frank B. Shaner says Whole Foods can play an important role for seniors who want to start dating. You’ll find out why the Y might…

  • March – April 2023

    March – April 2023

    The March-April issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features Executive Director Connie Mitchell and her team at the Institute of Human Services who face the problems and challenges of the “unhoused” population on Oahu. Does your computer need some spring cleaning? Christopher Duque has some tips. Kristina Wong of Altres discusses caregiver compatibility and more seniors are…

  • November – December 2022

    November – December 2022

    The November-December 2022 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features an in-depth look at giving blood in Hawaii. GM Senior Editor Debra Lordan talks with the Donor Services Director of the Blood Bank of Hawaii and discovers the crucial need of giving blood and the many people who do on a regular basis but also why some…

  • January – February 2023

    January – February 2023

    The January-February 2023 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features Hawaii music legend and icon Henry Kapono and how, at nearly 75, this remarkable musician keeps his career and family rolling happily forward. We’ll give you the breakdown on this month’s increase in Social Security benefits. Editor Debra Lordan takes a look a love, chocolates and senior…

  • May – June 2023

    May – June 2023

    The May-June issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features a story about Kumu Kahua Theater in downtown Honolulu. Kathlyn Clore explores the people who contribute to Honoluluʻs home for local storytellers. Dr. Sandra von Doetinchem, a UH specialist in gerontology, discusses the benefits of learning late in life. Does Dad need help during the day and something…

  • March – April 2024

    March – April 2024

    The March-April 2024 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features the only municipal band in the United States, the Royal Hawaiian Band. Read about its origin, its director and its music. You’ll also find out about the founder of the AARP, Ethel Percy Andrus. We’ll take a look at Maui’s hub of senior activity, how music helps…