Care with Dignity: Fighting for Change with Filmmaker Susie Singer Carter

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In this episode, we sit down with our brilliant friend and caregiving champion, Susie Singer Carter. Susie doesn’t just tell stories—she lives them with heart, humor, and relentless honesty. We talk about the raw truths of caregiving, especially for those dealing with Alzheimer’s and long-term care systems. Susie shares how caring for her mother, Norma, transformed her life and ignited her mission to advocate for others through storytelling.We also dive into her new docu-series No Country for Old People, a bold exposé on the failures in nursing home care and the urgent need for reform. Susie also discusses the impact of her Oscar-qualified short film My Mom and the Girl and how it’s educating employers and caregivers alike.Susie is an award-winning writer, director, producer, and Alzheimer’s advocate. Her credits include Bratz: The Movie, Soul Surfer, the acclaimed podcasts Love Conquers Alz and I Love Lucifer, and her upcoming screenplay RUN. Inspired by personal tragedy, No Country for Old People received the 2024 Gold Anthem Award and is sparking a national movement for care reform. Susie is also the proud host of WGAW’s 3rd & Fairfax Podcast. Episode Highlights:[4:39] - Susie begins sharing her personal caregiving journey and lessons learned through trial and error while juggling caregiving, parenting, work, and a divorce[10:37] - How AI and technology can transform the caregiving experience[12:05] - Behind the making of My Mom and the Girl and why humor matters in the caregiving narrative [16:08] - Turning the film into an educational tool for caregivers and employers [18:40] - Unveiling her new documentary No Country for Old People and the systemic issues in long-term care [26:44] - Why self-advocacy at work matters and how to speak up [30:26] - Bringing humanity back into caregiving and employer flexibility [32:17] - Introducing the ROAR movement: Respect, Oversight, Advocacy, Reform [34:22] - Where to find Susie’s films, join the ROAR movement, and help push change [35:52] - Zack’s challenge to employers: Watch the docu-series and lead the way in workplace change Links & Resources:· Susie’s Podcast “Love Conquers Alz” with Don Priess: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-conquers-alz/id1492023291 · Episode with Breana Patel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/breana-patel-can-ai-transform-long-term-care/id1492023291?i=1000711955899 · Watch the trailer for My Mom and the Girl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlTRldVFw74 · No Country for Old People Docu-Series (available on Amazon August 1): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21954988/ · Dopesick: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dopesick_(miniseries) · Challenge: Zack challenges Employers to watch the docuseries and support Suzie Singer Carter and her movement. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the podcast and leave a review. Remember to check out our website at invisibleemployeeadvocates.com for more resources, and subscribe to our newsletter for updates! We’ll catch you in the next episode.

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