An AARP Take On Today

Flexible hours, 30-second commutes, and slippers for shoes. No wonder so many people are intrigued by the idea of a job they can do at home. AARP's Susan Weinstock to discuss steps to take if you're thinking about leaving the rat race for home-based or part-time employment.

Bob Edwards chats with Jean Setzfand about AARP and the Ad Council's new public service announcements to help more Americans get on track toward acing their retirement.

Bob Edwards chats with Steve Vernon about planning for retirement and getting the most out of the money you have saved.

Bob Edwards chats with Chris Farrell about how a growing movement of older entrepreneurs and part-time workers are creating a stronger and more vibrant economy.

The holidays can be a joyful time when spirits are lighter, but for many family caregivers the holidays can also bring added stress. Tune in to hear host Bob Edwards and Amy Goyer discuss how to help family caregivers make it through the holiday season with more joy and less stress.

Bob Edwards chats with Pulitzer Prize winners, Doris Kearns Goodwin and Clarence Page about leadership and service at the 2018 AARP Purpose Prize Awards and recognizes individuals who are finding unique ways to address social challenges and help others in their communities.

Nearly 40 million Americans experience hearing loss, and less than 20 percent use hearing aids. Find out the importance of treating hearing loss, from Charlotte Yeh, chief medical officer for AARP Services Inc.

And AARP remembers President George H.W. Bush and his legacy of public service.

Bob Edwards takes a look at the fight against rising prescription drug costs and the effects on older Americans.

Americans age 50 years and older drive trillions of dollars of economic activity every year. And yet, only few companies have established any sort of business strategy focused on older adults. Learn about innovative companies working to solve big issues facing us all as we age.

Experts from the Federal Trade Commission join host Bob Edwards to discuss a sweeping crackdown on charities that allegedly sought to bilk people under the guise of helping veterans.