[B]OLD AGE  With Debbie Weil

[B]OLD AGE With Debbie Weil

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[B]OLD AGE With Debbie Weil episodes

  • Nomadic Matt on travel as a way to reinvent yourself
    Debbie talks to Matt Kepnes, better known as Nomadic Matt, about his new memoir based on 10 years of traveling. Travel is on everyone's bucket list when they talk about taking time off. Matt talks about reinventing yourself - no matter what your age - as part of the reward of longterm travel.
    23 min
  • Exploring Middlescence with Barbara Waxman
    Barbara Waxman has her finger squarely on the pulse of a movement to redefine midlife - so she is a perfect guest for this podcast. She has coined the term Middlescence to describe this new stage. Think of it as adolescence with wisdom added in.
    27 min
  • Season 2 Trailer
    Turns out this podcast is about MORE than taking a gap year after the age of 50 or 60. It’s about taking a look at all the aspects of “what’s next” when you are in mid-life and beyond.
    3 min
  • Marc Freedman on How to Live Forever (It's Not What You Think)
    Today Debbie talks with Marc Freedman, a best-selling author, renowned social entrepreneur and leading expert on the longevity revolution. Their subject is Marc's new book, "How to Live Forever." But their conversation ranges widely, touching on all the important topics related to mid-life transition: aging and ageism, legacy, how the older and younger generations can collaborate and care for each other, the continuing quest to find purpose, and more.
    35 min
  • Dr. Joy Dryer: Asking the Existential Questions
    Debbie interviews psychologist and psychoanalyst Dr. Joy Dryer about the existential questions around mid-life transitions: Who am I right now? Who do I want to be? And where? And with whom? These are essential gap year questions.
    26 min

About [B]OLD AGE With Debbie Weil

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A podcast about (b)oldly moving from midlife to old age in a society that devalues old people and/or misunderstands what (b)old age is *really* like. Debbie, who is 72, explores that question in frank 30-minute conversations with best-selling authors, experts, and exceptional individuals. With her guests she delves into the unretired (non-retired) life, ageism, ambition, slowing down (or not), physical deterioration, grandparenting, intergenerational collaboration, grief and widowhood, and more. As well as other stuff that piques her interest such as the craft of writing.