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Should There Be Age Limits for Politicians? A Panel Discussion
Amidst the ongoing debate over whether Presidents Biden and Trump are "too old" to run for president again, our season 4 premiere offers a compelling panel discussion. At the crossroads of healthy aging, anti-ageism, political science, and principles of democracy, this episode revisits a thought-provoking conversation originally aired on President's Day 2024. Explore with us the the extent to which age should impact your decision-making at the 2024 ballot box. Perspectives by:
- Karrin Anderson, moderator and Professor of Communication Studies.
- Manfred Diehl, University Distinguished Professor of Human Development and Family Studies.
- Christine Fruhauf, Professor of Human Development and Family Studies.
- Lucas Brady Woods, State Capitol Reporter at KUNC.
- Nick DeSalvo, ASCSU president and political science student.
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By Colorado State University's Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging
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Amidst the ongoing debate over whether Presidents Biden and Trump are "too old" to run for president again, our season 4 premiere offers a compelling panel discussion. At the crossroads of healthy aging, anti-ageism, political science, and principles of democracy, this episode revisits a thought-provoking conversation originally aired on President's Day 2024. Explore with us the the extent to which age should impact your decision-making at the 2024 ballot box. Perspectives by:
- Karrin Anderson, moderator and Professor of Communication Studies.
- Manfred Diehl, University Distinguished Professor of Human Development and Family Studies.
- Christine Fruhauf, Professor of Human Development and Family Studies.
- Lucas Brady Woods, State Capitol Reporter at KUNC.
- Nick DeSalvo, ASCSU president and political science student.
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View the PDF containing our public opinion survey data.
Fill out the podcast feedback form! Your response will help hosts plan future episodes.