Since then, he has produced an on-going series of videotapes, audiotapes, and print materials about divorce, separation, and long term care planning issues, the latest being a six video series in a strategic alliance with South Carolina Educational Television (SCETV) called Long-term Care: Issues and Answers.

Another of his programs, Make Your Wishes Known®, was partially funded by The Duke Endowment and was produced in association with The South Carolina Hospital Association and Mary Black Foundation. This series of audiotapes, videotapes, and print materials which deal with the health care decision-making process is hosted by Spencer Christian, formerly the weatherman on ABC's Good Morning America. Used by hospitals and physicians throughout the United States, the Make Your Wishes Known® series has been designated as a national resource by the Department of Health and Human Services and has been positively reviewed by The Annenberg Washington White Paper.

Jan Warner and his programs have been the subject of articles in the press and legal publications -- including ABA Journal, National Law Journal, USA Weekend, People, Detroit Free Press, Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, NY Post, The Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Dallas Morning News, Plain Dealer (Cleveland), and Washington Post. He has been quoted in articles appearing in Kiplinger's, The Wall Street Journal, and Modern Maturity, to name a few.

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