Podcasts about you're never too old

This is an interview with Mary Caryl Guest: Mary Caryl @marycarylglitter Host: @itsmongqWWP IG: @why.we.pole

When Awad first started Skate Tua, his main goal was to reunite his old friends and family with skateboarding, an activity that they love but have left a long time ago, as they grew older. What started out as something playful soon turned pretty serious as it gained traction among like-minded individuals from the same demographic, as they found refuge in Skate Tua’s more accessible group. Awad joins us to share his observations of how the scene has changed and evolved throughout the years.IMAGE SOURCE: Skate Tua / FACEBOOK

It's been 15 years since we were blessed to see Emma Thompson narrating Will Ferrell's life as an IRS agent. One of the very few serious/grounded Will Ferrell roles happens to be a favorite of ours and the 15th anniversary gave us an excuse to talk about it!One of our favorite recurring guests, Seggie Isho from Straight No Chaser, is also a big fan of Ferrell and this film. We always enjoy hearing what he has to say about movies and we loved having him back for this episode.We end with a fun Starting 5 Game and our Patrons get to hear us duke it out during our Top 5 Favorite Comedians In Serious Roles Draft!Enjoy!2:55 The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard4:41 Bombshell6:31 True Grit8:13 Mare of Easttown on HBOMax10:22 Northbound Smokehouse http://northboundbrewpub.com/12:35 The Midnight Library by Matt Haig14:33 Plugarino's 15:02 patreon.com/theavidindoorsmen17:00 Seggie Isho @sncseggie ; sncmusic.com20:00 Stranger Than Fiction Plot Synopsis20:50 Rotten Tomatoes23:05 Buegs' Hot Take24:46 Rob's Hot Take26:19 Seggie's Hot Take28:57 The Dude Award32:07 The Tucci Award36:27 The Dingus44:04 Show Me The Money48:58 Buegs Boo Hoo Moments52:07 Movie Trivia56:35 Judgement Day57:23 The Starting 5 Game1:12:42 Top 5 Favorite Comedians Taking On Serious Roles Draft

Hey, it's Amy Newmark with your Chicken Soup for the Soul and today we're going to talk about getting physical. And by that I mean getting fit, doing sports, and getting out there in nature. I'm sharing two stories from our new book about how age is just a number, and these stories that prove that it's never too late to find your sport and get back in shape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Men, God has a race marked out for each of us in life.  From the first steps to the last lap, we are called to run with endurance and finish well.  Since we only die once, we had better pay attention to how we live!  Author and speaker Robert Wolgemuth helps us keep up the pace to the glory of God, no matter how close we are to the finish line!

Jennifer Hickey and Mangala Kanayson discuss their respective career paths, touch on emotional regulation, teaching in higher education, and the importance of emotion in the classroom.

GOOD NEWS BREAK! Because we all need a little good news to give us a little extra boost to get through the day! This great-grandma is showing that you're never too old to pursue your dreams! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who are the worst drivers (yes even worst than Asians); 79-year-old man goes to beauty school so he can do the hair & makeup of his wife of 50 years; Austin Prop B passes, reinstates ban on public camping; Guest: Ken Paxton, Attorney General on what is going at the borderGalveston causeway alternative; the girl in disaster meme cashes in big

Blur front man Damon Albarn made news this week, when he announced he had just passed his driving test at age 53. It got us thinking about things you are never too old to do & some of the calls were hilarious. TUNE IN TO DUBLIN TALKS LIVE EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING FROM 10AM, ONLY ON 98FM Check out all of our podcasts here. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/04/20121125/210420-Youre-Never-Too-Old-To-Blank.mp3"][/audio]

In this two part episode, I’m sitting down with my good friend Brandon Gray, an OG raver who’s been involved in several aspects of the rave scene since the early 90s. In part 1 of this episode, we discuss how to balance your professional life and raving as you get older, the misconceptions that come along with this hobby and how raving changes when you have kids and your friends move on. In part 2, we chat about how Brandon got involved with the lunchbox team, our thoughts on music festivals reopening and how idolizing DJ’s can negatively affect this community.

EP96: Melanie Moore is the UK's leading Vision Board expert and award winning coach. She teaches her clients how to tap into their Big Vision and gives them the mindset tools to change the trajectory of their lives. She helps people at various crossroads in their lives to get clear on their Big Vision, then commit to that vision by taking bold action towards their goals and creating their dream life. She is the host of Big Vision TV and the creator of Transformational Neural Technique - a unique process that clears the past which then clears the path so that lasting transformation can happen. Melanie is on a mission to help millions of people to dream bigger, think bigger and act bigger. Melanie believes as women we find ourselves at many crossroads in our lives, like when we become mothers, when our kids start school, and when they head off to college. She found herself at a crossroads when her marriage ended and although it was a tough time, many amazing opportunities unfolded for her. She says she's already preparing for the time when her children leave the nest, and she's viewing that big crossroad as another fun and exciting adventure to come. Free Gift of "Future You" Guided meditation and tapping exercise: http://melaniemoore.co.uk/futureyou To know more about Malanie, you can find her at: Facebook: www.facebook.com/iammelaniemoore Instagram: www.instagram.com/iammelaniemoore Clubhouse: @iammelaniemoore YouTube: youtube.com/melaniemooreeft   If you'd like to connect with me, you can find me at: Website: www.notyouraveragegrandma.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaurieColvinWright Instagram: www.instagram.com/not_your_average_grandma Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/NotYourAverageGrandma    

This week's episode features the incredible Tricia Cusden. I don't say this lightly when I say that these episodes are the reason I started this podcast. She is the perfect example that it is never too late to start over and live the most full-life possible. If you can get out of your own way, there is so much more that you are capable of than you let yourself believe. Tricia started out her career as a stay-at-home mom to her two daughters. When her daughters got older, she went back to university and got her degree at 38. She then began a career as a management training consultant. After working for a company for 10 years, she jumped into entrepreneurship and ran her own consultancy until she was 64. After 26 years in that career, Tricia closed down her business in order to help with the care of her granddaughter, who had been born with a rare chromosomal disorder. At 65, when her granddaughter had improved and had other help, Tricia decided she needed a new project. She had always loved make-up and saw a huge gap in the market for aging women. Without any experience in the field, she set out to start her own beauty line with Look Fabulous Forever. What has happened in the 7 years since she launched the brand is just incredible. She has built a business that both her daughters now work in, written a book, attended the Oscars, created a large following, and so much more. She's such an inspiration to me and so many others.

Welcome to Episode 46 of Reel Travels. I’m your host Lisa Iannucci and I am also your film and tv travel guide. If you got a late start with traveling, that’s okay. So did today’s guest, who talks about how many states and countries she and her husband have since traveled to and they are over 50 and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon!  Listen to my interview this week with Samantha Taki of the Golden Age Traveling Blog. It is about her family and travels through the US, Canada, Caribbean, Europe and Mexico. She and her husband Gene joined the 55+ club last year. Samantha gives a lot of great tips in this interview and I’m sure she’ll inspire you to start putting your dream trip together. Enjoy the interview and I’ll see you on the other side.  Thank you so much for listening to the Reel Travels podcast. Please follow me on Instagram @thevirgintraveler and if you have a minute, please share or leave me a review on this podcast? Click on those iTunes stars. It would really help me out. Thanks. See you next week! 

Welcome to Episode 46 of Reel Travels. I’m your host Lisa Iannucci and I am also your film and tv travel guide. If you got a late start with traveling, that’s okay. So did today’s guest, who talks about how many states and countries she and her husband have since traveled to and they are over 50 and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon!  Listen to my interview this week with Samantha Taki of the Golden Age Traveling Blog. It is about her family and travels through the US, Canada, Caribbean, Europe and Mexico. She and her husband Gene joined the 55+ club last year. Samantha gives a lot of great tips in this interview and I’m sure she’ll inspire you to start putting your dream trip together. Enjoy the interview and I’ll see you on the other side.  Thank you so much for listening to the Reel Travels podcast. Please follow me on Instagram @thevirgintraveler and if you have a minute, please share or leave me a review on this podcast? Click on those iTunes stars. It would really help me out. Thanks. See you next week! 

In this two part episode, I’m sitting down with my good friend Brandon Gray, an OG raver who’s been involved in several aspects of the rave scene since the early 90s. In part 1 of this episode, we discuss how to balance your professional life and raving as you get older, the misconceptions that come along with this hobby and how raving changes when you have kids and your friends move on. In part 2, we chat about how Brandon got involved with the lunchbox team, our thoughts on music festivals reopening and how idolizing DJ’s can negatively affect this community.

It's the first show back after the Rumble and John, Gary and Alex look back at the winners, surprises and aftermath. They will be reviewing the big shows from the week, booking Connor McGregor on Fantasy Booking Island and talking turtle necks. Plus all the latest news, reviews and view from the world of wrestling The Marks are here, ring the bell!

On this episode, Nikki talks to her mom, 83 year old Christine Zogorean who is a two time gold medal powerlifter, and her coach, 78 year old Patraic Currey who is a 9 Time World Champion Powerlifter and Christine’s powerlifting coach.  Christine shares how just a few years ago, she was suffering from spinal stenosis and could barely walk from her car to the grocery store, and after not having any success treating it with any medication, she went to see a physical therapist who ended up helping her restore strength to her body while ridding it of pain.  Once she was able to move again, she started going to the gym and found a personal trainer who helped her build up her strength and then she decided she wanted to try out powerlifting.  When she asked around for a coach, Patraic’s name was mentioned and she started working with him, eventually getting two gold medals in powerlifting and setting records herself.  Christine and Patraic discuss the mindset and mentality it takes to keep lifting heavier, and how important it is to not assume your age can keep you from doing anything, especially if you have a competitive spirit.  They talk about how movement is medicine, and to not be intimidated by someone else being able to do something you can’t, but to be inspired instead. For more information on Patraic, check out his gym.  He coaches both young and mature athletes - No Excuses Gym 305-979-2441 https://www.facebook.com/Captain-Curreys-No-Excuses-Gym-180075078687772    

I talk about my personal journey of working out as a non-professional circus aerialist, handstander and contortionist. I can't "truly" be called any of those labels as I'm a complete novice but I have been doing circus consistently for 11 years and have learned more about myself and my body than ever before. Plus, I'm fitter, in my 50's than I've ever been in my life. And I feel GREAT (except when I do dumb things to injure myself LOL). Welcome to my passion and another dream, achieved!—Link to Circus blog post: https://www.anunknownadventure.com/blog1/circus—Link to Karina's Interview:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aua-9-extreme-minimalism-unconventional-travel-karina/id1531543726?i=1000500108270—Link to Lizette's IG:https://www.instagram.com/lady.solitaire/—FREE online circus classes!https://www.msacircusarts.org/circus-on-demand—$15 a class online and I've taken them, they're fantastic!https://www.skycandyaustin.com/class/online-drop-in/—$15 a class online, a few are taught by one of my teachers and she's amazing!https://www.versatilearts.net/classes/online-classes/—I haven't tried this one and it's a monthly membership of $100:https://www.aloftloft.com/online-classes—I mentioned being an addict:https://www.anunknownadventure.com/travelsober—A few "fun" ways to exercise:runningbike ridingTRXcircusdancingyoga/aerial yogahula hoopingweight trainingkettlebells—Would LOVE it if you'd follow me on Instagram! @anunknownadventure—Full Show Notes Here:https://www.anunknownadventure.com/aua13.html—KA's Website and Blog here: https://www.anunknownadventure.com/—Thank you so much for listening :) Kimberly Anne

Our guest is a retired Navy Reserve Captain and a Los Angeles-based 737 Captain for United airlines. You can say flying is in his DNA in that he was born into an Air Force family.  After graduating with honors from University of Kansas, he joined the U.S. Navy and flew as a Naval Flight Officer, and later transitioned to become a Naval Aviator (pilot). He flew combat missions in Bosnia-Hercegovina and Afghanistan, the Far East, Middle East, and the Mediterranean Sea. He has numerous personal awards for his service, including the Bronze Star Medal, Strike Air Medal, three Meritorious Service Medals, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and three Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals.  But, surprisingly, it was becoming a pilot for United Airlines that proved to be a major hurdle.  Here to share his story of perseverance, is Captain Jim “Bluto” Allen About Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger Today, a highly sought after motivational speaker, Rudy entertains international corporate audiences with a unique, passionate, and heartfelt style of communicating. He reaches school children, university students, and professional athletes with the same enthusiasm, portraying the human spirit that comes from his personal experiences of adversity and triumph. His captivating personality and powerful message of "YES I CAN" stays with his audiences forever. Rudy's opening remarks receive thunderous applause and standing ovations from audiences of 200 to 20,000 people who emotionally chant "RU-DY, RU-DY!" About Joe Garner When it comes to America's popular culture, six-time New York Times bestselling author Joe Garner has become one of its premiere chroniclers.  See all his books here. He's been featured on the Today Show, CNN, Fox & Friends and hundreds of radio programs nationwide.  Joe's books have also become Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, Sports Illustrated and USA Today bestsellers. @AuthorJoeGarner - Twitter AuthorJoeGarner - Instagram Joe Garner - LinkedIn

In this week's episode, Anya sits down with her good friend and big inspiration, Dana! The pair chat about Dana's major career pivot from a degree in fashion and marketing to a career in federal law enforcement and justice. Dana tells Anya how she knew she needed a change, how she went about pursuing her newly discovered passion, and what lessons she's learned along the way. Plus, Dana dishes what it's like to run a fashion magazine and Anya reviews her Spotify Wrapped! Follow Dana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danadworkin/ Here's Anya's winter and Christmas playlists if you're interested: https://bit.ly/anyas-spotify Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode, and follow us on Instagram @twodegreeshotter! If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, leave us a review - it really helps us out! If you have any suggestions for topics you want to hear us cover, feel free to send them using this link: https://bit.ly/2WAjznf.

You're never too old to experience life when you learn ways to enjoy life every day. Heidi Herman, author of 'On With The Butter! Spread More Living onto Everday Life', shares her Icelandic mother's love for life's adventures in her latest book. It's easy to spice up your retirement when you try new things.  

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In Episode 87 of ADHD for Smart Ass Women, Tracy announces that this podcast is now the #1 podcast for ADHD women and among the top 10-14% of all podcasts regardless of subject. Tracy then shares: Her experience with her amazing Your ADHD Brain is A-OK! students The fear that many of her students have, that it’s too late or they’re too old to do something really meaningful that allows them to make a difference in the world and live to their potential Her story of why it’s never too late to live to your potential and find and do what you love Her purpose and her big WHY How she became an expert in ADHD in an unconventional way The ADHD trait she’s discovered in all her A-OK! Women Information about inspiring women who reimagined their lives after the age of 50 https://www.instagram.com/trainwithjoan/ https://www.trainwithjoanofficial.com/ Statistics about startups based on age Why she won’t share her age Resources: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/312943 https://www.smallbizgenius.net/by-the-numbers/entrepreneur-statistics/#gref https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/a-study-of-27-million-startups-found-ideal-age-to-start-a-business-and-its-much-older-than-you-think.html https://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/resource-center/older-entrepreneurs-the-startup-mentality-is-not-bound-by-age-000959494/  

Your age is just a number! As we age we seem to shy away from trying new things. Many of us are set in our own ways and full of excuses of why we shouldn't try something new? This can discourage us and create feelings that crush or spoil the excitement that comes when you dream a new dream? Overcome all of this by controlling your mindset and go after whatever that dream is. That's this weeks discussion.  Enjoy!! 

Prepare yourself for the unique and unusual story of today’s guest, Lauren Gibbs, Silver Medalist and World Champion Bobsledder, not to mention Laura’s newest BFF. Throughout their lively conversation, you will laugh, you will learn, and most of all, you will be inspired to start dreaming big, no matter how old you are. Lauren starts things off by describing her unique journey to becoming an Olympian, what it is like to actually live at an Olympic Training Centre, and emphasizing the importance she places upon having and following an effective recovery regime. She also shares what she has learned from this journey, about dealing with self-doubt, and exactly how the Olympic Bobsled Team is selected. Her emotional tale of her first Olympic experience, her preparation for a potential second Olympics appearance, and her strategy for getting through the ‘tough times’ that all elite athletes encounter are explored as well. Finally, she shares with listeners her recent collaboration with airbnb which offers people the opportunity to interact with her online in real time. Lauren is a thoroughly engaging speaker whose honesty, insights, and humor in today’s episode will not only educate and entertain, but also inspire all listeners. Episode Highlights: Lauren’s journey to becoming an Olympian Living in an Olympic Training Centre The importance of a recovery regime What Lauren has learned from her journey Dealing with thoughts of self doubt How the USA Olympic Bobsled Team is picked Lauren’s Olympic experience Preparing for her second Olympics Getting through those ‘character building days’ Lauren’s ‘Airbnb Online Experience’ Quotes: “Lauren Gibbs in high school and college was kind of lazy.” “At any point in your life you can change who you are and do better.” “And by the way, bobsledding feels like being kicked off a cliff in a trash can. Have fun!” “Most of us Olympians don’t make much money, if any at all, like, we’re paying to do our sport oftentimes.” “Lauren, you worked hard at something, you committed yourself to something, and you did it. Congratulations, here’s your new life.” “The difference maker was going to be how I handled those tough days.” “In a time when the world kind of feels like it’s on fire and ending, it’s really nice to have something positive and exciting and interesting to do.” Links: The Pursuit of Gold homepage: http://thepursuitofgold.com/ Lauren’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lagibbs84/ Lauren’s bio: https://www.teamusa.org/usa-bobsled-skeleton-federation/athletes/lauren-gibbs Lauren’s ‘Airbnb Online Experience’: https://www.airbnb.ca/experiences/1661397?locale=en&_set_bev_on_new_domain=1593448886_xxh3CusJGZToEWMP

I'm so honored to have Deborah Chambers on the podcast today to talk about such important topics such as ageism and how we limit ourselves with preconceived notions of what is possible. Deborah is an advocate and role model focused on challenging the negative stereotypes around aging. She's here to spread the message that it is never too late and you're never too old...a message we wholeheartedly endorse on this podcast! Stuck in a rut, dreading turning 50, and having worked as a technical writer for the same company for more than 20 years, Deborah was looking for a change. But she never imagined that she'd change her whole life completely in her 50s. At 53, she applied to a modeling agency, began posting photographs on Instagram featuring her perfectly coiffed hair and impeccable style that garnered the attention of thousands of people. She has since created a platform (over 40K on Instagram and 70K on TikTok) dedicated to showing people that you're never too old to show up as your whole self and to follow your dreams. At 55, she quit her job and went full in with this passion project (and we are so thankful that she did!) Her platform and her message are not only inspiring and empowering but exactly what we need in a world that glorifies looking young over everything else. Make sure to check her out here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deborah__darling/ Website: https://deborahdarling.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DeborahDarlingOlderAndBraver

As we age, we undergo changes that often coincide with a less active lifestyle, and a less active lifestyle can compound the effects that aging has on out health. The truth is that exercise is never more important that it is as we get some years on our bodies. In this episode of Fitness Disrupted, Tom gives you 25 (!) studies that cover a wide range of benefits that exercise confers to us as we age. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Professional runner and Jaybird Ambassador Brian Tolbert joins Lynn and Pete on The Mountain Life. Brian is a local Wasatch ultrarunner, part of the Black Arrows Run Crew, and a former elite cyclist that decided his mid 30s would be a great time to teach himself how to run.

When Bill Konigsberg was a teen, there were no novels featuring young gay men. Thanks to him, gay teens today can’t say the same. In his latest novel, though, the sexual preference of his protagonists is almost incidental. Max and Jordan are in the middle becoming adults, and their struggle to integrate pain, joy, capacity, and weakness into their wholeness makes this book totally relevant for those of us who are still growing… that is - everybody. Bill Konigsberg is the award-winning author of six young adult novels. THE PORCUPINE OF TRUTH won the PEN Center USA Literary Award and the Stonewall Book Award in 2016. OPENLY STRAIGHT won the Sid Fleischman Award for Humor, was a finalist for the Amelia Elizabeth Walden Award and Lambda Literary Award in 2014 and has been translated into five languages. His debut novel, OUT OF THE POCKET, won the Lambda Literary Award in 2009. THE MUSIC OF WHAT HAPPENS, was released in February of 2019, received two starred reviews, and has been optioned for a film. His next novel, THE BRIDGE, will be released in the fall of 2020. In 2018, The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)’s Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN) established the Bill Konigsberg Award for Acts and Activism for Equity and Inclusion through Young Adult Literature. Before Bill wrote for young adults, he was a sports writer and editor for ESPN and the Associated Press. Charles met and got to know Bill through their shared work helping create initiations for men - the Mankind Project - and boys at Boys to Men. Charles was immediately drawn to Bill’s intelligence, vulnerability, and attentiveness. Bill lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with his husband, Chuck and their two Australian Labradoodles, Mabel and Buford, who complete him. Mabel and Buford have professional glamour shots on Bill’s website. I fell hard for Buford - you might, too. Bill’s books - the one we read, anyway - are filled with real people of all stripes, not token stereotypes or caricatures. They are dealing with real and relatable problems and struggles, and being gay isn’t the most notable thing about them. They are regular people who just happen to be gay. Bill creates a world that is familiar for some of us - especially those of us who grew up in the arts or in places like Jerome, AZ - where being gay and out is unremarkable. We found it refreshing and a relief to spend time there and we really loved getting to know Jordan and Max and their friends and family. We definitely want to read the rest of Bill’s books, especially the new book: The Bridge that is available for pre-order now. SHOW NOTES: References: Bill Konigsberg Bill’s Books Resources: The ManKind Project Mental Health Helpline Crisis Hotline --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rocketfeather/message

The three boomers talk with Ed Prentiss, founder of Creageless, a forum for creativity for those over 40. Learn how to be more creative and develop new ideas in any area at any age.

On today's episode, I talk with Connie Inukai and her journey of becoming an inventor, author, speaker, and more...all while in her 70s!! Feel like you're too old to become an entrepreneur? Then this episode is for you! Join my FREE group.."Social Media Made Easy For Entrepreneurs: https://bit.ly/2KsOpr7

It's NOT too late and you're NEVER too old! My guest today says, “It's NOT too late and you're NEVER too old! Joining me today is Pat Mussieux. Pat is a coach, a speaker, an author and TV host - is on a mission to help professional women build an online business in the health [...] The post 52: It's NOT too late and you're NEVER too old! appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.

On this weeks episode the ladies are still reporting to you from their blanket forts. Rachael tells us the disturbing tale of the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys.** Content Warning: This episode is particularly dark and has descriptions of child abuse. Thanks to Terry Mitchell for the great audio work and the surprise during the obtaining of the butt pillow! 

Join Keysha and Rachel as they take a trip back in time to try and save a waitress and get their darn watches fixed! Follow us on Twitter: @eclipsedpodcastEmail us: eclipsedpod@gmail.comjoin the discord: https://discord.gg/VGdbPek

Is right now just not the right time for you? http://bit.ly/2SN46xW Not the right time to start your business? Not the right time to invest into a program to learn business and marketing skills?  Is that you, telling yourself- not right now? Well, I hate to tell you but it will never the ‘right time'. And no matter where you are in life, as a high school student, pre-PT, student PT, new grad, OT, MD.. the list goes on, there is no better option but to start NOW. Start building the relationships. Start becoming better at selling yourself. Start it NOW. So are you ready yet to get that upper hand? Join us, at the biggest healthcare conference for entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/2SN46xW 

Women In Government Podcast You're Never Too Old: The Importance of Adult Vaccination Vaccines are not just for children. Adults can be protected from 14 deadly diseases - including Hepatitis A and B, Measles, and the Flu. According to the CDC, over 20 years, vaccines will prevent more than 700,000 deaths and 21 million hospitalizations. On this episode of the Women In Government Podcast, our panel discusses how vaccines save lives. They dive into many aspects of adult vaccination - including benefits, consequences, and all the barriers keeping people from getting immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases. ••••• ••••• ••••• MODERATOR: Laura Blake, Outreach & Development Manager, Women In Government FEATURED GUESTS: GUEST #1: Abby Bownas, Manager, Adult Vaccine Access Coalition GUEST #2: Adriane Casalotti, MPH, MSW, Chief, Government and Public Affairs at National Association of County & City Health Officials ••••• ••••• ••••• For more information, visit www.womeningovernment.org Audio courtesy of OSUCHLUCK Productions - brian@osuchluck.com

Welcome to our brand new series: You're Never Too Old To... try something new

Moving forward with mindset - to get what you want. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessigreenlow/support

  If you've ever told yourself that it's too late to start over, be prepared to face the truth: you're just making an excuse. After spending 40 years climbing the ladder in corporate America, Paul Tasner was laid off from his job at 64 years old (all while casually eating an apple during his surprise exit interview!). A few years later, at 66 years old, Paul decided to take a leap of faith and try his hand at entrepreneurship. To combat the amount of plastic that companies used, he founded Pulp Works and set out to create safe, eco-friendly packaging for consumer products. PulpWorks uses paper and agricultural waste to mold compostable packaging and thereby diminish the waste deposited in our landfills, waterways, and oceans. Paul was selected as a TED Resident in 2017. His TED Talk on sustainability, entrepreneurism, and ageism has been seen by more than 2 million viewers and translated into 29 languages. As if he wasn't doing enough, in 2018, Paul, with colleagues in San Francisco and Mexico City, founded Sort, a company using artificial intelligence, the IoT, and computer vision technology, to solve the contamination challenges facing the plastics recycling industry today. He is doing such incredible things and inspiring so many others! He is a real testament to the fact that it is truly never too late to start over. There are tons of things we can all do to pursue our dreams!   Here is what we chat about in this episode: How it's SERIOUSLY never too late to start over! How there is no such thing as security. Why you should get clear on what you want. And so much more! Resources mentioned: Paul's TedTalk Where to find Paul:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultasner/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paul.tasner Twitter: https://twitter.com/PulpWorksInc Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulietaz Follow along for more: www.lessonsfromaquitter.com https://www.facebook.com/lessonsfromaquitter https://www.instagram.com/lessonsfromaquitter/ https://twitter.com/quitterpodcast

During your formative years, you learn everything you need to know to pass school exams. Then you sign-up for an apprenticeship to boost the skills you have to complement your chosen career. After decades of hard work, an excellent retirement plan is what most people look forward to at the end of their careers. The standard trajectory of most careers involve these simple steps. Now that you've retired, what happens next? Anything—from a life of relaxation to finally pursuing your interests and passions. If you're interested in apprenticeship and careers, you'll listen to these also: TSS177 – Don't be a doctor, be a tradie – [LINK] TSS178 – Zero to $850,000 in 2 years – [LINK] TSS174 – From A to B with Corey Philip [LINK] About this podcast, 'You're Never Too Old To Learn Something New' Podcast Highlights: 4:25 – Structure and Stages of an Apprenticeship 6:40 – The Risks of Working with Steam 9:11 – The Job of a Marine Engineer 11:21 – Powering Steam Vessels 14:48 – Starting Over at 76 16:26 – Getting Accredited by Learning on the Job 19:17 – Fabrication: Modern Technology vs. Older Industries 27:33 – Where Is Funding Sourced? 32:11 – Progress in the Foreseeable Future In this podcast, we will stray from the usual talk of business and productivity to sit down with David Griffith. He shares with us his experiences as we explore the idea of what it means to pursue your passion regardless of arbitrary limitations like age. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This was an all-time keynote where I sat down with Stephanie Rhule at the 92nd St Y, to discuss how entrepreneurship is really a talent, building a business during an economic downturn & why you can totally still become an entrepreneur at 35. *Originally published to The GaryVee Audio Experience on Nov. 8, 2018

I have a friend of 20 years named Roby who approached me recently and semi-reluctantly told me that he had taken up painting.

Do you ever find yourself thinking that you're just too old for all the change in the world and that the online world particularly is for the ‘young'uns' nowadays? I'm not going to lie, as someone hurtling towards 50, I have my own moments of doubt. But this morning a beautiful quote popped up on my computer screen & I wanted to share out with you. Enjoy, I hope it inspires you to take action today! See the video here - https://youtu.be/e1HRl7C7_QY Full podcast playlist available at - https://yourlifestylebusiness.com/podcast/ Your Lifestyle Business FB Community - https://yourlifestylebusiness.com/fbcommunity Your Lifestyle Business Instagram - https://yourlifestylebusiness.com/instagram

WE'RE BACK!!! And I'm coming to you with a lot of information in this episode so hold onto your butts because we've got a lot to catch up on. Be sure to listen to the full episode for information about You're Never Too Old! and were we're all headed!

Minx BorenEmail: minx@coachminx.comWebsite: www.coachminx.comYou're Never Too Old for Courageous Creativity Renaissance woman and Master Coach Minx Boren digs deep into what makes creativity work, why it matters and why it requires courage, no matter your age or interests.

On this week's episode, Julie is joined by special guest NICK while Todd is busy with press. Julie and Nick tackle real estate questions, doomed relationships, and the difficulties of being a step-parent. Join in the conversation! Call and leave a message to: (931) 674-1672 This episode is sponsored by: Hello Fresh (https://www.hellofresh.com/chrisley80)  (CHRISLEY80) Rothy's (https://rothys.com/cc)  

It’s always a thrill to catch up with a former guest, especially one who has been super-successful in chasing dreams and achieving goals. Today’s guest appeared on Episode 18--way back in 2015. Let’s check in and see what’s new! From the chauffeur seat to the C-suite, Tony Woodall has used his Goal Getting program to go from 50 to 32 in waist size and is in better shape now than he was in his 30’s. He’s become a master at achieving his goals and helping his clients do the same. As a coach, speaker, consultant, and the author of 9 Steps to Successful Goal Achievement, Tony proves that you’re never too old to achieve your goals and dreams. This host of the Goal Getting podcast has inspired and helped people reach their high-performance goals, and he’s worked with realtors, lenders, bankers, and other corporations to reach their potential and beyond. Making a commitment Where have you made the biggest commitment? Like many people, Tony has battled weight gain for much of his life. Within the past year, he’s dropped from 300 lbs. to 185 and increased his level of physical fitness and overall health. Why has the weight loss process been different this time? Tony explains that the most significant difference has been the commitment he made to himself, most notably in writing a commitment letter, a promissory note of sorts, that he wrote to himself. The motivation for the letter was diabetes, high blood pressure, and other problems as his 60th birthday approached. He says that he wanted to take the money he spent on medications and use it for traveling, having fun, and enjoying life. The key was simple, although not easy: “Eat less, exercise more, and overcome bad habits.” TWEET: “Eat less, exercise more, and overcome bad habits.” @TonyWCMB #chasingdreams Every little step is progress Does achieving a goal bring you happiness? We all know the joy and satisfaction that come from accomplishments. Tony acknowledged this happiness every time he met small goals along the way of his journey to better health. He says that the ability to grow and see progress is a need that humans have. Every little step toward a goal is a positive moment that deserves a reward. Seeing those small steps gives you the momentum to keep moving forward. Tony was even able to start running, which was something he never thought he could do. He says, “Once you realize what you CAN do, that’s when things change.” TWEET: “Once you realize what you CAN do, that’s when things change.” @TonyWCMB #chasingdreams No more excuses Do you make excuses as to why you can’t accomplish specific goals? Tony was used to making excuses as to why he couldn’t do certain things because he was fat and overweight. As a result of chasing his weight loss and fitness goals, Tony now has the motivation to step out toward accomplishing other goals in his life. One example of that is in personal relationships. Tony now has the mentality to try something new as a ripple effect of the dreams he has already chased.  Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take: “Set your goal. Write it down. Don’t let anyone stop you. Your choice of decisions is what will rule your life.” OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [:33] The biggest accomplishments for Tony since 2015 [3:07] The challenge of weight loss [6:46] “Taming the tiger” [7:57] Overcoming obstacles [10:14] Facing temptation head on [12:12] Setting goals [13:07] The correlation between accomplishing a goal and happiness [15:37] Tony’s journey: past and present [19:54] Taking on a new journey [23:17] Making changes in other areas [25:59] Don’t neglect the small dreams [28:04] The impact we have on others [30:39] The satisfaction we get from achieving our goals [34:38] ONE action for a dream chaser RESOURCES MENTIONED: http://aimeej21.com/episode18   Hear Tony’s previous episode! Tony on Facebook Tony on Twitter Tony on Instagram Tony on LinkedIn Find Tony’s Behind-the-Scenes interview on YouTube Find out how to donate to help the show! http://aimeej21.com/donate Find out how to pre-order t-shirts: http://aimeej21.com/store TWEETS YOU CAN USE:  TWEET: People want the reward of checking off their to-do list and goals.@TonyWCMB #chasingdreams TWEET: When you find your WHY, then you find the motivation to change. @TonyWCMB #chasingdreams TWEET: I will never stop creating new goals for myself. @TonyWCMB #chasingdreams TWEET: The goal you accomplish creates a ripple effect for even more new goals! @TonyWCMB #chasingdreams      

Dear Steve and Shirley, I have dated a man for the past several months and you will not believe what happened over the holiday weekend. He told me that he had plans to go out of town with his buddies since we had a long weekend. He said his phone service might be sketchy while he was driving, so he would call me when he could. He left town Thursday morning and everything was cool, until Friday morning at 9am when he called me. I was surprised to hear from him, but he sounded a lot different............ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We all know that it’s good to keep learning, so today we look at some of those things you've always wanted to learn, and see what they are doing in South Korea to help people live out their dreams. Then we hear what one Hollywood couple has done to make their marriage work, and discuss things you can do to be happier. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodcompanyfst/message

In this episode, we talk with Liz Vassey, director and producer of the documentary, "The Human Race". Liz, an avid runner, started questioning her ability to continue running as she aged and her curiosity lead her to finding many marathon runners who were well over the age of 50 and running. She wanted to learn more and loved the stories she was learning and wanted to share the inspiration that she found.   The project became a labor of love and Liz follows six different runners, through six different races all with the same conclusion. You are never too old to start!   This is much more than a story about running, it's really about inspiration, friendships, fitness and how you can really do anything that you put your mind to.  "The Human Race" Amazon Prime: "The Human Race"  

Wow! Now this subject is award-winning as Julie shares her lifetime journey to success and how it's absolutely never,ever too late for you to fulfill your life's goals, dreams and desires. Are you breathing? Do you have a heart beat? Then you are a candidate for success in your own life!Probably one of the finest podcasts created by Julie to this point!Please subscribe and set your notifications for the JTS! thejulietusseyshow.comJulie's "And Dance" cdbaby.com/cd/julietussey4thejulietusseyshow@gmail.com / thejulietusseyshow.comCelebrate and share Julie's new Television Cooking Show, "The Julie Tussey Show Fabulous Cooking". This program airs on Roku, WBON-TV and youtube.com/c/tmetv Subscribe today to see all the shows and much, much more!Thank you for listening today and please share, follow, subscribe and/or leave a great review for us today. We appreciate you!!c&p 2019 Julie Tussey, Tussey Music & Entertainmentfacebook.com/thejulietusseyshowyoutube.com/c/TMEtv

Adulting is hard. How are we able to have fun when there's always 1000 things to do? Take a moment to learn about minimalist adulting and prioritizing more fun into your life.

You're Never Too Old for Courageous CreativityMaster Coach Minx Boren elevates the discussion on living creatively from womb to tomb, and shares her new work with the Elder Action Network.

Woooaaah, what's that? It's a new episode of You're Never Too Old! This time around, I was able to sit down with Nikki Dawes, artist, illustrator, and lover of Critical Role, and talk with her about the journey she's gone on with her illustrations. It's got loads of great stories and you should totally check it out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode I talk about the awesome high speed chases we have here in Southern California, the awesomeness of the NBA, and the fact that you are never too old to start anything.... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/releaserotation/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/releaserotation/support

On today's episode of You're Never Too Old, I sit down with my buddy Taylor to talk about the good ol' days of screen cheating and couch co-op's with one of our favorite games, Halo! It's full of wonderful memories of being sniped from the super secret spot your one friend could only ever find and how the changes Halo made may or may not be leading to an epic new game release. Be sure to rate and review! Show Notes: Dancing In The Street (No Music) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHkhIjG0DKc Halo Infinite Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fmdb-KmlzD8 Patreon: www.patreon.com/nevertoooldpodcast Twitter: @nevertoooldpod Instagram: @NeverTooOldPodcast Facebook: You're Never Too Old! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode I talk about the awesome high speed chases we have here in Southern California, the awesomeness of the NBA, and the fact that you are never too old to start anything.... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/releaserotation/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/releaserotation/support

On Episode 197 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi and Leslie sit down to rehash highlights from 2018, discuss the things they were thankful to live through, cast a personal and podcast vision for the New Year, and celebrate the dawn of a fresh page of the calendar. They discuss their favorite books and pop culture moments, laugh a lot, shake their fists a few times, and admit some hard truths. Ultimately, anyone listening will feel encouraged to live intentionally and be reminded that they can do the hardest things. For complete Show Notes, visit the Mama Bear Dares website.

Imagine being 70 years old and entering the Peace Corps? Jim Friel had a dream to be a part of this organization and make a difference. But after the years got away from him, he thought it was not to be. However, his daughters knew it wasn't time to give in. It was time to make it happen!

"There was very little that was typical in Haiti..." -- So begins our guest in this episode, Bill Manassero in describing his unbelievable 12 year adventure as a missionary in Haiti. Bill's story is well worth a listen, as are the other insights he shares in this episode. Among those insights - Bill debunks the myth of age as a limit on getting into REI. And he also describes how to invest in real estate properties, despite living overseas. For his insights on these topics & more >> Click "Play" in iTunes

Age is just a number. Did you know average entrepreneur is 42-45 ? So start whenever you feel like it. I don’t care if your 60. What do you have to lose? Please share this with someone who is struggling with their age right now. Jennylynn.co Instagram.com/jenny_chamber

This was an all-time keynote where I sat down with Stephanie Rhule at the 92nd St Y, to discuss how entrepreneurship is really a talent, building a business during an economic downturn & why you can totally still become an entrepreneur at 35.

#Tunein to #Freaky #Friday: You're Never Too Old To Play presented by Enchanted Beast #Podcast Ella discusses how #kink can have a #positive impact on and in a #relationship. #intimacy #romance #communication #women #empoweringwomen Websites used in research: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/8-things-every-woman-should-know-before-trying-kink_us_59494c04e4b07d3e35d88f44 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sexual-intelligence/201010/is-there-such-thing-kinky-sex https://www.kinked.blog/blog/2018/3/6/why-kink-is-the-relationship-game-changer https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/why-aftercare-bdsm-practice-everyone-163000297.html http://bdsmwiki.info/Aftercare Resources for books: https://sometimesmagical.wordpress.com/2015/05/16/a-sex-positive-reading-list/ https://www.alternet.org/story/142916/40_books_about_sexuality_that_you_have_to_read Books for the man in your life: https://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2013/04/21-books-written-by-and-about--that-men-would-benefit-from-reading/274922/ Sexual limit worksheets: http://www.scarleteen.com/article/advice/yes_no_maybe_so_a_sexual_inventory_stocklist http://www.thatotherpaper.com/files/Yes_No_Maybe.pdf http://selfservetoys.com/resourcecenter/favorite-yesnomaybe-lists-available-online/ To purchase my books: amazon.com/author/ellashawn www.ellasenchantedlife.com https://www.goodreads.com/ellasenchanted Follow me: Facebook- @authorellashawn Twitter- @ellashawn0215 Instagram- @therealellashawn Pinterest- @ellashawnwrites --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ella-shawn-author/message

Welcome to Season 2!!! In the season opener, Derek and Carl recap some things learned and relearned from their July trip. How important are group dynamics to backpacking? Is it ever too early to pack? Why is there always somebody who tries to compromise the plan? Does Derek know how to dry out his shoes and socks with a campfire? How many blisters did Carl get from wearing cotton socks through multiple rain storms? What happens when a ranger catches you carrying too few bear canisters? All these questions (and more) are addressed in one way or another. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

#52: Brody rips Skeery for not sticking up for Brooklyn when it comes to pizza and a pizza dilemma; Ricki and Jake from 20 Somethings Doing Nothing Podcast stop by to talk about levels of exclusive relationships and that chocolate milk is only for young people; Brody vs. Taco Bell part 3; Grammar Police Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On this episode, we showcase the dreamers who prove that you are never too old to go after your dreams and achieve success! We are joined by Images of Eden Vocalist Gordon Tittsworth and Drummer Steve Dorssom, along with Actor/Producer Michelle Y. Allen. They share their incredible stories of success after 40, following their passions in life!

Does anyone really know what they want in their twenties? We didn't! Here we talk through snippets of the journey through our careers.

Do you have a personal growth question you'd like me to answer? Please email me at nickduska@rightafterbreakfast.com, I’d love to hear from you! Once you submit a question you'll have a chance to get it featured on the podcast.    Connect with me and our community of listeners here:   Website: http://www.rightafterbreakfast.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rightafterbreakfast/   Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/rightafterbreakfast/   Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/463615654075378/     Music Composed by John Zarcone: http://www.johnzarconemusic.com/

Bonnie Parrish-Kell is inspiring! She began her athletic journey at age 50 and leads a life that shows us all that we are never too old or too out of shape to lead an active lifestyle. Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, Bonnie Parrish-Kell is the “Chief Diva” at Slowpoke Divas, an online source of information and inspiration for women – who may be overweight, out of shape, or over 40 years of age – to rediscover the joys of a healthy lifestyle and outdoor sports. She started her athletic journey at age 50 by participating in a beginner-friendly triathlon. That single event showed her how decades of inactivity took a toll on her fitness level, strength, weight, and sense of well-being! As Bonnie then worked with a local triathlon coach, she met other women like herself who “dared to dream” of becoming runners, cyclists, swimmers, or hikers, but doubted their abilities, were afraid of ridicule, or felt unsupported. Slowpoke Divas serves to provide the support, encouragement, and community women like these wanted and needed. Bonnie is a race walker, cyclist, an occasional triathlete, and consistent participant in state-level senior Olympics with goals of qualifying in her sports for the biennial National Senior Games. She is the triathlon coordinator for 2018 Nevada Senior Games, and an ambassador for the Huntsman World Senior Games in St. George, Utah. She is also works with the U.S. Power Walking Association. She can be reached at www.SlowpokeDivas.com.   PODCAST HOST:   Coach Kim Peek is the founder of Power of Run. She loves running, triathlon and discovering new ways to challenge her fitness. She is a breast cancer survivor and a dog mom… and a mother to three girls who love theater and film. She enjoys traveling with her husband and kids, especially when the travel involves a beach. She believes that exercise and nutrition can improve our quality of life and longevity, and she is on a mission to help others learn how they can incorporate small changes that will make a big difference in their health and happiness.  Kim offers online training programs for women who want to run their first or fastest 5K, half marathon, marathon or triathlon. You can find her programs at www.crushingmygoals.com. You can also find her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest as @PowerOfRun

Simon's parents visited Simon and Martina in Japan; the duo have some advice about what to do when your parents visit Japan to ensure they enjoy it. Simon's parents don't usually like trying new things and it was his mum's frst time visiting Japan, so Simon and Martina made sure his parents felt comfortable in a new country. They booked them into an airbnb so they could take their time getting to know the Japanese cuisine and culture. They eased them into the local food, which they ended up loving. Simon's dad loved a beer vending machine at the local sushi place too. His parent's noticed a lot of different things about Japan like how smooth the trains were, how everyone abides by the 'no noise' rule on public transport and how late everyone worked. By the end of the trip the Eat You Kimchi duo noticed that Simon's parents had changed a lot - in just 2 weeks - their views on life had broadened and they'd opened up to a whole new world.

In this podcast we speak on how age shouldn't be a blocking point of you starting your business. God has a plan for each and everyone of us, and He needs us to do things at different stages of our life.You'll never know when He might give us an opportunity to bless someone in our businesses.God has given you, your vision and mission for a reason and we are here to back you up every step of the way sister!We hope you've enjoyed this series and we look forward to doing the next one with you in October!To find out more about our local meet ups click here >>To find out more about our membership click here >>#21 You're Never Too Old or Too Young To Start a BusinessJoin us as we share our 5 day Facebook Live Series called Business Basics. We’ve recently launched a new workshop in our membership called Business Basics and we wanted to bless all the ladies out there who are thinking about starting a business. The post #21 You're Never Too Old or Too Young To Start a Business appeared first on Christian Women in Business. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charly Traarbach is 30 years old and just made his first Grand Prix Top 8 in Utrecht 2017. He will be playing in Pro Tour Kyoto (2017) as his very first Pro Tour appearance! Click to Tweet: I got a ton of value from Charly Traarbach when he shared his story on #MTGProTutor! Listen here: http://bit.ly/mtgprotutor-ep207 First Set Revised Favorite Set Innistrad Favorite Card [draft]Emrakul, The Aeons Torn[/draft] Early Challenge Charly was terrible at losing. He's very competitive and processed losses poorly. Worst Magic Moment In the GP Top 8 in Utrecht, Charly had forgotten to take out his side board from round 15! He got a game loss and ended up losing the match. Lesson:  Always check your side board.  Proudest Magic Moment Making top 8 at Grand Prix Utrecht. What Have You Learned From Magic A better understanding of English language. Interpersonal skill. Making friends. Daily Rituals Workout (run,  sports). When your body is strong and active, your mind will be sharper. Deepest Thing You've Learned About Yourself You're never too old to learn. What's in Your Tournament Bag Score pad, Playmat, Extra Sleeves, Snacks, Water Parting Guidance To become better at Magic, play a lot of Magic. Surround yourself with people who invest a lot of time in Magic. Magic Resource CFB, SCG, TCG Player Connect With Charly Traarbach Twitter:@CharlyTraarbach ‏ Check Out Magic Story Magic Story brings the lore of the Multiverse to life in an audio presentation never before heard in the Magic community. Listen to Episode 1 here or on www.magicthestory.com   Sponsors

Are you ready to permit life to use you in a very intense and authentic way? You can either wait to die or you can be alive. The choice is yours. Join Lisa Natoli as she talks about one of her top role models and inspirations in her own life: American dancer and choreographer Martha Graham (1894–1991). If you feel that you are "too old" to do things you love, this show is for you! Martha Graham was 76 when she felt her life was over, after a lifetime of great success. When she stopped dancing, she lost her will to live, began drinking, and ended up in the hospital for a long time, much of it in a coma. Graham not only survived her hospital stay, but thrived. In 1972, she quit drinking, returned to her studio, reorganized her company, and went on to choreograph 10 new ballets and many revivals. Graham choreographed until her death in New York City from pneumonia in 1991, at age 96. Also in this one-hour show is Louise Hay's story. She started her life in her 50s after making a decision to stop being a victim and begin sharing her light with others. Now is a great time to connect with the light you are and start doing the things you really love to do.    For more information about A Course in Miracles and the Teachers of God Foundation, please visit teachersofgod.org.

Mentorship. We all have our preconceived notions about it. On this episode, I encourage you to rethink mentorship, your approach to it and how you may make the most of your relationship, whether mentor or mentee.   Subscribe to Support is Sexy podcast on iTunes or on Stitcher Radio!  Thank you for listening! And hey, if you love it, please click here to leave us a Rating & Review on iTunes!   Show notes and resources for this episode may be found at supportissexypodcast.com.   [Music: “Easy” by SPCZ]  

In this first installment of Kibitz & Link, host Linda Morgan interviews Nancy Clark of Northern Essex Community College's CoOL Program, also known as the College of Older Learners.

Jason is reminding everyone of the fact that one can invest in real estate whether they're really young or really old.

For the past 17 years, Leah has been the owner and managing director of the music and dance suite, with 2 locations in Naperville and Plainfield Illinios. After a successful career as a performer, Leah has devoted her life to spreading the joy of the arts. She is the wife of another music entrepreneur and the mother of 3 grown musicians. [1:35] The age of when Leah was first introduced to music. [3:36] How it might be a better time to start a musical instrument before 4th Grade. [11:26] Advice for starting to play an instrument. [15:53] Top three skills that help kids succeed in school that they can only learn from the arts. [20:51] Why it is important for kids to be involved in the arts [34:55] Best way to reach Leah. leah@themusicanddancesuite.com [35:26] Parting advice for parents that are busy but know that the arts are something they want to incorporating into their kid’s life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Myisha speaks with Lynn Brown Rosenberg about her book,  in which Lynn details how she ended up watching porn and meeting up with men from sex chat websites for the first time in her life at 70 years of age. 

Howard Booth shows you’re never too old to be fit. You might look your age, but you don’t have to feel it. Howard talks about how in only a few hours a day, you can feel young again, and maybe even compete next to him in a triathlon.

In this episode, James Lange discusses Roth Conversion Stories including topics concerning; You're Never Too Old to Make Roth IRA Conversions Three Pots of Money Story Roth IRA Conversion is Not Always the Answer

Creative ways to communicate love to your teenager.

Encouraging your teenager in a language they understand.