On the June 11, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , my wife Barbara Nemko and I discuss career decisions for people over 50: Stay the course? Change directions? Go for a last hurrah or just try to hang on? Retire cold-turkey or using a glide path? And then what?

On the June 4, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with (interesting) musicologist Robert Greenberg about what it's really like to be a classical musician: soloist, in an orchestra, and conductor. Along the way, we'll play cuts from our favorite classical music that we think would be ideal introductions for people who haven't been exposed to or dislike classical music.

On the May 28, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with Moses Ma, partner in FutureLab, on the implications of blockchain for your career. What's blockchain? It's the technology behind BitCoin, which allows billions of transactions to occur without that big intermediary: The Bank. But it has far more implications for your career.

Today's topic: automation, robotics, outsourcing, jobs available that are immune to outsourcing.

Dr. Barbara Nemko is special guest.

On the Apr. 30, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with Charles Leehrsen, Ty Cobb’s biographer. Cobb is one of baseball's all-time greats but has a horrible reputation. We'll discuss dealing with a bad reputation.

On the Apr. 23, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko, I talk with Paul Zollo, author of Songwriters on Songwriting.

On the April 9, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with Karen Franklin about what it's really like to be a forensic psychologist.

On the Apr. 2, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with the CEO of legendary think-tank Xerox-PARC, Tolga Kurtoglu about the present and future of tech jobs and the implications for the larger society. We'll also discuss implications of use of robots, sensors, artificial intelligence for society, including the many people whose jobs will be displaced.

On the March 26, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I tout good careers in the gig economy, plus good ones for creative people.