Meena Thiruvengadam, a travel journalist, discusses what she loves about her job and the struggles of being a woman of color in journalism.
Cathy Cassata, a freelance writer who focuses on health and wellness, discusses family and her work writing about mental health struggles.
David Crabtree, CEO of PBS North Carolina, discusses prejudice, his journalism journey, and his experience interacting with death row inmates.
Jim DeCarlo, Chief Growth Officer at Wealthspire Advisors, discusses family, living with intentionality, and keeping your priorities straight.
Dr. David Katz, Founder and CEO of Diet ID, discusses healthy eating, preventative medicine, living well, and his writing.
Rev. Eddie Roberts discusses responding to God’s call, the importance of community, and how Covid-19 impacted his ministry.
Nick Maggiulli, COO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, author, and blogger, discusses his writing and advice for retirement planning.
Jeremiah Barlow, Head of Family Wealth Services at Mercer Advisors, breaks down the process of estate planning and building personal legacies.
Susan Campbell, consumer investigative reporter for Arizona’s 3 On Your Side, discusses her work as an investigative journalist and how it helps people.
Sandi Bragar, Chief Client Officer at Aspiriant and co-host of the Money Tales podcast, discusses how to start those money conversations and opens up about the internal process of spending choices.
Angela Moore, the senior editor for MarketWatch on retirement, discusses tips to save for your retirement and make a legacy of memories along the way.
Amelia O'Relly, Founder of How to Breast Cancer, shares how a staggering medical diagnosis can lead to living your best life yet.
Paul Irving, gerontology scholar and author of “The Upside of Aging” explores what it means to live your senior years with purpose and vigor.
Arlene Schiff, Vice President of Client Development at Homethrive, brings awareness to the challenges caregivers face and resources available to them.
Elaine Glusac, Frugal Traveler columnist for the New York Times, talks about ethical travel, finding deals, and changes to the industry since the pandemic.
Colin Greenspon, co-founder and partner at Narya, shares how his family and work in venture capital help him view his legacy with optimism.
Paul Martin, audiologist and founder of Blue Ocean Advisors, shares how his West Virginia roots shaped his philosophy of embracing change.
Martha Shedden, a Social Security expert and the co-founder and president of NARSSA, reframes retirement as an opportunity to design your next act.
Cody Barbo, founder and CEO of Trust & Will, shares what it means to leave an impactful legacy and how to protect it for future generations.
Sarah Grueneberg, chef and founder of Monteverde Restaurant in Chicago, discusses her personal view of legacy through food, memories, and mentorship.