https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/60-is-the-new-30--732752660 IS THE NEW 30 is built around one simple belief: at 60, you're not winding down, you're just getting started.

People are living longer, working longer, building businesses later, finding new relationships, discovering new passions, getting healthier, and starting entirely new chapters of their lives.

Sixty isn't old anymore. Sixty is a new beginning.

Founded by entrepreneur and health innovator Rob Rogers, every week the show brings together four voices from four generations: someone building their future, someone starting a bold new chapter, someone proving life is still ahead, and someone bringing the wisdom only experience can provide, joined by a rotating fifth guest: entrepreneurs, athletes, doctors, authors, military leaders, innovators, celebrities, and everyday people with extraordinary stories.

Together, they talk honestly about the things that matter: health, family, relationships, money, careers, success, failure, aging, purpose, starting over, taking risks, and building the next chapter of life.Most shows give you one person's opinion.

This one gives you up to five perspectives from four decades of experience, and the answers won't always agree.

That's the point.60 IS THE NEW 30.

New conversations released every week.]]>enSociety & CultureCopyright 60 Is The New 30https://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/230d60798bc97e9d6a4157dc4c9eb4b4.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/60-is-the-new-30--7327526Thu, 10 Sep 2026 09:40:04 +000060 Is The New 3060 Is The New 30feeds@spreaker.com60 IS THE NEW 30 is built around one simple belief: at 60, you're not winding down, you're just getting started. People are living longer, working longer, building businesses later, finding new relationships, discovering new passions, getting...60 IS THE NEW 30 is built around one simple belief: at 60, you're not winding down, you're just getting started.

People are living longer, working longer, building businesses later, finding new relationships, discovering new passions, getting healthier, and starting entirely new chapters of their lives.

Sixty isn't old anymore. Sixty is a new beginning.

Founded by entrepreneur and health innovator Rob Rogers, every week the show brings together four voices from four generations: someone building their future, someone starting a bold new chapter, someone proving life is still ahead, and someone bringing the wisdom only experience can provide, joined by a rotating fifth guest: entrepreneurs, athletes, doctors, authors, military leaders, innovators, celebrities, and everyday people with extraordinary stories.

Together, they talk honestly about the things that matter: health, family, relationships, money, careers, success, failure, aging, purpose, starting over, taking risks, and building the next chapter of life.Most shows give you one person's opinion.

This one gives you up to five perspectives from four decades of experience, and the answers won't always agree.

That's the point.60 IS THE NEW 30.

New conversations released every week.]]>false4e222202-a834-533f-870a-1fb1b4022f75episodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/gratitude-grit-and-game-day--75032853
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Takeaways:

• Rob shares insights from his recent trip to China and Japan.
• The Nanjing Massacre is a significant historical event often overlooked in education.
• Japan's historical narrative differs greatly from China's perspective.
• Cody discusses the impact of censorship on historical narratives in China.
• The Vietnam War is presented differently in the U.S. compared to Vietnam.
• Rob reflects on the aftermath of World War II and its psychological effects.
• The conversation shifts to the current state of college sports and NIL.
• Rob expresses concern over the commercialization of college athletics.
• Cody emphasizes the importance of community in sports culture.
• The group reflects on the privileges of living in the U.S. compared to other countries. Half the people in the US don't have a passport.
• Cultural experiences vary greatly depending on location.
• Many people live without ever leaving their hometowns.
• Daily life in different cultures can be shocking.
• Health awareness is crucial as we age.
• Planning for unexpected events is essential.
• Regular health check-ups can prevent serious issues.
• Life can change in an instant; appreciate every moment.
• Proactive health measures can lead to better outcomes.
• Expressing love and gratitude is important in relationships.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75032853Thu, 10 Sep 2026 09:40:02 +000060 Is The New 30Rob Rogers is joined again by Mike Kerr, Thomas Lennon, and Cody Harrison, and they discuss the impact of war on national identity, particularly focusing on the Nanjing Massacre and its omission from Japanese history. The conversation then shifts to...
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Takeaways:

• Rob shares insights from his recent trip to China and Japan.
• The Nanjing Massacre is a significant historical event often overlooked in education.
• Japan's historical narrative differs greatly from China's perspective.
• Cody discusses the impact of censorship on historical narratives in China.
• The Vietnam War is presented differently in the U.S. compared to Vietnam.
• Rob reflects on the aftermath of World War II and its psychological effects.
• The conversation shifts to the current state of college sports and NIL.
• Rob expresses concern over the commercialization of college athletics.
• Cody emphasizes the importance of community in sports culture.
• The group reflects on the privileges of living in the U.S. compared to other countries. Half the people in the US don't have a passport.
• Cultural experiences vary greatly depending on location.
• Many people live without ever leaving their hometowns.
• Daily life in different cultures can be shocking.
• Health awareness is crucial as we age.
• Planning for unexpected events is essential.
• Regular health check-ups can prevent serious issues.
• Life can change in an instant; appreciate every moment.
• Proactive health measures can lead to better outcomes.
• Expressing love and gratitude is important in relationships.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>3824aging,american,awareness,china,college_sports,cultural_differences,culture,experiences,health,history,japan,life_lessons,markets,nanjing_massacre,nil,personal_stories,privilege,travel,warfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/work-wealth-the-will-to-compete--75032691
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Takeaways:

• The WNBA is facing significant controversies that impact its public perception.
• The value of WNBA teams has dramatically increased over the last decade.
• AI is expected to disrupt the job market, creating new opportunities while eliminating others.
• Generational differences in work ethic are evident, with younger individuals often waiting for opportunities rather than pursuing them.
• Publicity, even if negative, can raise awareness and interest in sports leagues.
• The conversation around gender in sports continues to be contentious and complex.
• Job opportunities still exist in traditional sectors despite technological advancements.
• Adaptability to new technologies is crucial for future employment success.
• The thrill of competition drives many individuals to continue working beyond financial necessity.
• Cultural and economic backgrounds significantly influence work ethic and mindset. Work ethic is instilled from a young age and can lead to success.
• Growing up in a limited environment shapes one's perspective on the world.
• Aging is viewed differently now, with advancements in medicine and longevity.
• Retirement is seen as a construct that may not apply to future generations.
• Having a purpose in life is crucial for happiness and fulfillment.
• The concept of aging is changing, with many believing 60 is not old.
• The political landscape is complex and can lead to societal chaos.
• Generational perspectives on aging and purpose are shifting rapidly.
• The importance of resilience and not quitting is emphasized.
• Modern technology and medicine may redefine our understanding of aging.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75032691Thu, 10 Sep 2026 09:30:02 +000060 Is The New 30Rob Rogers is joined again by Mike Kerr, Thomas Lennon, and Cody Harrison, and they discuss the controversies surrounding the WNBA, including incidents of violence and the implications of gender in sports. They chronicle the increasing value of WNBA...
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Takeaways:

• The WNBA is facing significant controversies that impact its public perception.
• The value of WNBA teams has dramatically increased over the last decade.
• AI is expected to disrupt the job market, creating new opportunities while eliminating others.
• Generational differences in work ethic are evident, with younger individuals often waiting for opportunities rather than pursuing them.
• Publicity, even if negative, can raise awareness and interest in sports leagues.
• The conversation around gender in sports continues to be contentious and complex.
• Job opportunities still exist in traditional sectors despite technological advancements.
• Adaptability to new technologies is crucial for future employment success.
• The thrill of competition drives many individuals to continue working beyond financial necessity.
• Cultural and economic backgrounds significantly influence work ethic and mindset. Work ethic is instilled from a young age and can lead to success.
• Growing up in a limited environment shapes one's perspective on the world.
• Aging is viewed differently now, with advancements in medicine and longevity.
• Retirement is seen as a construct that may not apply to future generations.
• Having a purpose in life is crucial for happiness and fulfillment.
• The concept of aging is changing, with many believing 60 is not old.
• The political landscape is complex and can lead to societal chaos.
• Generational perspectives on aging and purpose are shifting rapidly.
• The importance of resilience and not quitting is emphasized.
• Modern technology and medicine may redefine our understanding of aging.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>3946aging,ai,controversy,economic_trends,employment,generational_differences,job_market,life_lessons,longevity,personal_growth,perspectives,politics,publicity,purpose,retirement,societal_change,sports,team_value,work_ethicfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/guns-good-guys-and-bad-laws--75032424
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Takeaways:

• History tends to repeat itself in market trends.
• Bobby Kennedy's courage in media appearances is commendable.
• Gun ownership can play a crucial role in public safety.
• Transgender participation in sports raises complex issues.
• Mental health is a significant factor in mass shootings.
• Generational perspectives on investment risks differ.
• Open dialogue is essential for understanding diverse viewpoints.
• Accountability in media is necessary for truthful discourse.
• Cultural shifts are influencing societal norms and values.
• The importance of personal responsibility in gun ownership. A lot of people my age may have been more involved.
• It's easier to push an agenda the younger you can get 'em.
• Life's pretty good if these are the arguments we're having.
• Why aren't we focused on poverty?
• This is not a representation of our society.
• It's divide and conquer.
• The institutions have no place in raising your children.
• We don't know what these curriculums are.
• If you can keep the people distracted, it distracts them from what's actually going on.
• You have to fit in. You have to assimilate.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75032424Thu, 10 Sep 2026 09:20:02 +000060 Is The New 30Rob Rogers is joined again by Mike Kerr, Thomas Lennon, and Cody Harrison, and they discuss market trends and historical patterns in investing, Bobby Kennedy's media presence, gun control and public safety, the complexities of transgender...
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Takeaways:

• History tends to repeat itself in market trends.
• Bobby Kennedy's courage in media appearances is commendable.
• Gun ownership can play a crucial role in public safety.
• Transgender participation in sports raises complex issues.
• Mental health is a significant factor in mass shootings.
• Generational perspectives on investment risks differ.
• Open dialogue is essential for understanding diverse viewpoints.
• Accountability in media is necessary for truthful discourse.
• Cultural shifts are influencing societal norms and values.
• The importance of personal responsibility in gun ownership. A lot of people my age may have been more involved.
• It's easier to push an agenda the younger you can get 'em.
• Life's pretty good if these are the arguments we're having.
• Why aren't we focused on poverty?
• This is not a representation of our society.
• It's divide and conquer.
• The institutions have no place in raising your children.
• We don't know what these curriculums are.
• If you can keep the people distracted, it distracts them from what's actually going on.
• You have to fit in. You have to assimilate.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>4383accountability,assimilation,cultural_shifts,distractions,education,gender,gun_control,health,history,immigration,institutions,investment_risks,leadership,market_trends,mental_health,perspectives,public_safety,societal_issues,transgender,transgender_sportsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/is-the-american-dream-dead--75032285
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Takeaways:

• The podcast aims to foster civil discourse on tough subjects.
• Longevity and entrepreneurship are key themes of the discussion.
• The most productive years of life statistically start at 60.
• Younger generations feel jaded about traditional institutions.
• Social media algorithms contribute to political division.
• Many young people do not trust mainstream news sources.
• The importance of understanding different perspectives is emphasized.
• Technology has changed how younger generations communicate.
• There is a growing divide in political views among generations.
• The podcast seeks to bridge generational gaps through conversation. Rob shares his experience of watching both CNN and Fox News to understand different perspectives.
• He reflects on his mother's resilience and the importance of hard work in achieving the American Dream.
• Rob expresses disappointment in the current state of the American Dream for younger generations.
• The conversation highlights the challenges young people face in affording housing today compared to previous generations.
• Tom discusses the complexities of the housing market and the impact of inflation on home ownership.
• Cody points out the burden of student debt on young people's financial stability.
• The group discusses the paradox of wealthy individuals advocating for socialism despite their privileged backgrounds.
• Rob emphasizes the need for creative solutions to the housing crisis to prevent a rise in socialism.
• The speakers reflect on the importance of studying history to understand current political dynamics.
• The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of military action in foreign conflicts.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75032285Thu, 10 Sep 2026 09:10:02 +000060 Is The New 30Rob Rogers introduces the podcast and is joined by Mike Kerr, Thomas Lennon, and Cody Harrison, and they discuss various topics, emphasizing the importance of civil discourse in today's chaotic world. The conversation explores themes of longevity,...
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Takeaways:

• The podcast aims to foster civil discourse on tough subjects.
• Longevity and entrepreneurship are key themes of the discussion.
• The most productive years of life statistically start at 60.
• Younger generations feel jaded about traditional institutions.
• Social media algorithms contribute to political division.
• Many young people do not trust mainstream news sources.
• The importance of understanding different perspectives is emphasized.
• Technology has changed how younger generations communicate.
• There is a growing divide in political views among generations.
• The podcast seeks to bridge generational gaps through conversation. Rob shares his experience of watching both CNN and Fox News to understand different perspectives.
• He reflects on his mother's resilience and the importance of hard work in achieving the American Dream.
• Rob expresses disappointment in the current state of the American Dream for younger generations.
• The conversation highlights the challenges young people face in affording housing today compared to previous generations.
• Tom discusses the complexities of the housing market and the impact of inflation on home ownership.
• Cody points out the burden of student debt on young people's financial stability.
• The group discusses the paradox of wealthy individuals advocating for socialism despite their privileged backgrounds.
• Rob emphasizes the need for creative solutions to the housing crisis to prevent a rise in socialism.
• The speakers reflect on the importance of studying history to understand current political dynamics.
• The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of military action in foreign conflicts.

Thanks for listening to this episode of 60 Is The New 30!]]>4236affordability,communication,discourse,entrepreneurship,foreign_relations,generational_perspectives,generational_wealth,inflation,longevity,media,military,national_security,perspectives,podcast,socialism,social_media,student_debt,technology,wealthfalsefull