CelebratingAct2

Aging can be fun if you follow Bill Jordan, the creator and chief philosopher behind EMBRACE THE BOOM. Celebrating Act 2.com's Art & John talk to Bill for the first time and discover a new guru for Baby Boomers (and anyone else over 50!) Bill Jordan is positive, entertaining and upbeat but his message is serious: enjoy life no matter what your age! On the way to empowering, encouraging and inspiring his fellow Baby Boomers, Bill shares a few of his "15 practices" -- good advice for getting through life -- but be warned: There will be more than 15 and Celebrating Act 2 hopes Bill will return to share them ALL! You can see Bill's videos on YouTube, follow him on FaceBook and visit his website at BillJordanEmbraceTheBoom.com

Art & John discuss politically correct and incorrect holiday greetings.

Art & John Discuss the world of music directed to seniors and the types of people who perform.

Art & John Discuss continuing education for seniors, especially Emeritus Classes that are offered, often by the Community College system.

Art & John Discuss Alzheimer's Disease and their interview with researchers at UCI Mind.

Art & John discuss bodybuilding at any age from the perspective of a recent interview they did with a mother (58), daughter (34) team that competed together for the first time. They explore the unusual reasons each got started and the popularity of bodybuilding by some unlikely types.

Art & John discuss why Art adopted a Vegan diet. They explore the variety of benefits of this food lifestyle and dispel many of the myths about it.

Art & John Discuss the importance of finding and organizing key documents to make them readily available for others to make sure your advanced health directive is available if needed, a living trust or will is properly executed, etc.

Art Kirsch & John Coleman discuss the value of including expert guests to post their blogs on our website and provide comprehensive videos on important issues affecting all of us.

Art & John discuss the fun of family reunions and things you should consider doing that most people forget to do.