Debbie talks to Suzanne Carmichael about reimagining widowhood by teaching other widows how to become change agents.

Debbie and her producer Julie-Roxane talk about how to have those messy conversations around old age and dying with family, friends, and elderly parents.

Debbie brings Nicholas Christakis back on the show to talk about Long COVID, herd immunity, what stage of the pandemic we're in, vaccines, mask-wearing, and the historical context of pandemics including a connection to war and climate change.

Debbie talks with demographic futurist Bradley Schurman about the megatrend of our aging population and what this means in terms of the economy, ageism, workplace policies, longevity and more.

Debbie talks to Richard Eisenberg, former managing editor at Next Avenue, about his pragmatic first steps into unretirement at age 65.

Debbie talks to Suzanne Watkins about becoming an international flight attendant at age 60: exotic destinations, not enough sleep, loaded guns, and why she loves it.

Debbie talks to bestselling author Carl Honoré from his home in London about two related topics: slowing down and aging better.

Debbie talks to legendary business author and speaker Tom Peters about his childhood, his passion and outrage, what matters most to him, and his relationship to work on the eve of turning 80.

Debbie Weil talks to author Oliver Burkeman from his home in Yorkshire about the finitude of the human lifespan, the problem with bucket lists, and why it may be okay that we use social media as a distraction.

Debbie invites her husband Sam back on the show on her 70th birthday.