00:00 Introduction from O'Grady
00:30 O'Brien begins speaking
02:00 Discussion of "the bad news" related to ageing
03:00 Discussion of a zest for living among the elderly
04:00 Discussion of how to define "old"
05:30 Discussion of personality characteristics, relation to ageing
06:30 Discussion of factors that help maintain a positive attitude towards ageing
07:30 Discussion of statistics related to the elderly
09:30 Discussion of a previous seminar O'Brien had given on the elderly
10:30 Discussion of research O'Briend had conducted since said seminar
13:30 Discussion of findings from said study
16:00 Discussion of a workshop conducted by the Canadian Red Cross
16:30 Discussion of the Division of Aging, O'Brien's engagement with
17:30 Discussion of a study on perception of age-based services
21:30 Discussion of perceptions of what qualifies as "old"; further findings from study
26:30 Discussion of maintaining social ties in old age
27:30 Discussion of perceptions of retirement age
29:30 Discussion of pension plans in Canada and the United States
31:30 Discussion of a "Three Generations of Women" discussion group
34:30 Discussion of a study on elderly women who have not married
41:00 Discussion of findings from said study
47:00 Discussion of why women do not get married
49:00 Discussion of forms of employment for women who do not marry
52:30 Discussion of unmarried women's perception of men
55:00 Discussion of unmarried women's perception of marriage
57:30 Discussion of advice unmarried women would give to younger women
59:30 Discussion of common factors found in the elderly
01:01:00 Discussion of a visual essay pertaining to O'Brien's works
01:02:30 Discussion of what is unique about growing old on PEI
01:05:00 Discussion of the nomenclature surrounding the elderly
01:06:00 Discussion of what qualifies as success for the elderly
01:07:00 Conclusion of O'Brien's lecture, closing remarks from O'Grady
