FiftyUp Club Podcast

Film Reviewer, Simon Foster joined Nick Bennett and Kayley Harris on the show to talk about all the movies you should and shouldn't see.

The hilarious review 'Senior Moments' is returning to Sydney this year, so Nick Bennett and Kaley Harris thought they should get actor Lex Marinos on the show, who you might also remember from 'Kingswood Country, to talk about his performances in comedy 'Senior Moments'.

Over-50s should ditch having a coffee after midday if they want to have a good night's sleep, according to new guidelines. Really? Nick Bennett chats with pharmacologist Dr Ian Musgrave about what caffeine does to the body.

The cutoff date has passed for private health funds to ask for permission to whack up their prices way above the rate of inflation, so prepare to pay more for health insurance, again. FiftyUp Club ambassador Christopher Zinn joins Nick Bennett.

The Association of Superannuation Funds Australia are calling for the government to stop tinkering with the rules, and to let it breathe, for the sake of all of us. ASFA CEO Martin Fahy joins Nick Bennett.

Listen to the full show podcast with Nick Bennett.

- Too many patients receive unnecessary medicines and it's causing physical and psychological pain to patients, while harming the nations health sector. Professor Paul Glasziou joins Nick Bennett.

- Deposit more sleep and vegetables, stop withdrawing ciggarettes and stress. These are key transactions for your wellness bank - something that's going to be talked about a lot in 2017. Author Karen Sander explains the importance of the concept.

- Hot summer nights make it difficult to catch a good night’s sleep. Fear not, sweat not, because we’ve got tips on how to stay cool with Dr Marie Barnes - the President of the Australasian Sleep Association.

Hot summer nights make it difficult to catch a good night’s sleep. Fear not, sweat not, because we’ve got tips on how to stay cool with Dr Marie Barnes - the President of the Australasian Sleep Association.

Deposit more sleep and vegetables, stop withdrawing ciggarettes and stress. These are key transactions for your wellness bank - something that's going to be talked about a lot in 2017. Author Karen Sander explains the importance of the concept.

Too many patients receive unnecessary medicines and it's causing physical and psychological pain to patients, while harming the nations health sector. Professor Paul Glasziou joins Nick Bennett.