Leading politicians in both parties, including the President, rockers who still fill stadiums and cultural icons in business, technology and the arts are at a stage of life we are hard pressed to describe. Are they senior citizens or perennials? We have a hard time defining this generation in the process of aging because they are breaking the rules once again, just as they did in the 1960's. AARP is focused on the way that this 'disrupt aging' movement is affecting all aspects of life in America, as 10,000 people a day turn 65. Leave your stereotypes at the door as this podcast focuses on the folks in our society who while growing older are finding new meaning, purpose and fulfillment. We discuss this age wave with Tia Murphy, state president of AARP in Connecticut and gerontologist, Donna Fedus, who founded the group 'Borrow My Glasses'. Episode Links: Website: bit.ly/AARPCT Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2sHTm68 TuneIn: tun.in/tiWUOu Google Play: goo.gl/J16q7d Subscribe to America Trends Podcast for this episode and many more: www.rifkinradio.com/subscribe/ Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/ApplePodcastTrends TuneIn: bit.ly/TuneInTrends Google Play: bit.ly/GooglePlayTrends Stitcher: bit.ly/StitcherTrends Follow us on social media for updates on the latest episodes: Facebook: www.facebook.com/trendspodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/trendspodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/trendspodcast/ Subscribe to our email newsletter: bit.ly/NewsletterTrends About America Trends Podcast: You've come to a place where we look ahead, not entangled in the daily back and forth of the headlines. What will our society look like in 20 years? How vastly different are the forces at play which really drive us forward? Where we work....how we live....the way we run our businesses and even how we approach death...it's all fair game. We will take you just beyond the horizon. And in an age of exponential change, the way we are is not the way we will be. Curious minds only, please. About Larry Rifkin: Larry Rifkin has mastered the language of television and radio over his career in both. Now, he turns his attention to podcasts, which he believes can incorporate some of the best of both media to create a new form of communication with an audience. He wants to imprint his personality and editorial awareness on issues that will be with us for the long term. Thus, he’s created, America Trends. He’s been able to look at the media landscape both in public television and commercial radio to see where there were voids that needed to be filled. So, for example, he brought to public television a series that became the most successful local franchise in the history of PBS stations. And nationally, his keen eye picked up on a void in children’s program and he brought along a series that revolutionized the field. When he returned to commercial radio, his first love, after over a quarter century in public television, he built a new template for a talk program that could be smart, funny, whimsical and focused, and boundless in terms of the topics he chose to highlight. He built a loyal listenership who recognized that they were being offered a distinct voice. Now after 15 years in that medium, he is determined to help us all envision what the social and political future will look like in America. He’s built a reputation of attracting the best talkers because of his meticulous reparation and a political sensibility that is more pragmatic, than dogmatic. Come along for a new listening experience. Learn more, listen and subscribe at: americatrendspodcast.com/

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