Late Boomers

Three-time Emmy nominee and Katie Award winner for excellence in journalism, working mother Sandie Newton talks about being in the right place at the right time, having a career as an actress and TV entertainment reporter while raising a family, her travels, her charities, the pandemic and creating the show Silver Linings for NBC Cares.

Emergency Medicine Doctor Dan Morhaim talks about the choices we and our loved ones will face when dealing with illness and death and the importance of advance directives, about the pandemic and vaccines, his life in medicine and about his 24 years as a legislator with the Maryland House of Delegates.

One of the first black Playboy Bunnies who graduated to a top position in the company reflects on her journey from there to actress and model to becoming an international Iyengar Yoga Instructor and author, and on how Yoga changed her life.

On confidence and courage, EWN founder and CEO Sandra Yancey believes that “instead of being ready to jump, you have to jump to be ready.” In this episode, she talks about managing time and boundaries, making decisions, branding and messaging, staying relevant and adapting business to hard times.

She believes that “what you take for granted gets taken away.” As the CEO and founder of EWN Network, radio show host, author, movie producer, speaker and philanthropist, Sandra Yancey never takes anything for granted. With advice to entrepreneurs, she talks about the launch of EWN, building personal and business infrastructure, the importance of networking, managing failure and grief, embracing t...

Young Author Sara Faring talks about her love of reading and her latest novel “White Fox,” her transition from a Wall Street career to becoming an author, about family dynamics, structuring the writing life, her favorite authors and her thoughts on life.

“Where She Lies” documentary director Zach Marion and cinematographer Emma Kragen talk about the making of the film and the relationships they developed with the individuals featured in it.

The hosts review their chats with guests Kate Linder, Maria Contreras-Sweet, Ken Kragen, Denise Avchen, Chad Muska, Sekou Andrews, Tom Chapin and Freddie Ravel

Grammy Nominee, author and keynote speaker Freddie Ravel talks music, melody, harmony and rhythm and how they apply to business practices, he talks about his family, adapting to the pandemic, meditation and getting your life in tune.

Humanitarian, Emmy and Peabody Award winner musician and TV personality Tom Chapin talks about the film “When in Doubt, Do Something”, a documentary about his brother singer Harry Chapin and entertains us with song, stories about his brother, his own career as a performer, his work to eliminate hunger and poverty through the charities Why Hunger and The Harry Chapin Foundation, his family, his rec...

The de facto poet laureate of corporate America, National Poetry Slam Champion and Grammy nominee Sekou Andrews talks about poetry, music, justice, love and fatherhood, the challenges of being a trailblazer in the business world, how he uses his poetic voice to fire up and train speakers and business leaders and offers tips on how to find inspiration and gain resilience through disruptive times.

Skateboarding icon Chad Muska talks about following his passion for Skateboarding, art and music and how using the life lessons he learned along the way led to his success in the sport and fueled his career in sport and street fashion creating his own brand of shoes, clothing, and skateboards.

The hosts talk about their lives, their loves, their memories.

Denise Avchen, founder of ERA Sciences to bring science curriculums to students in underserved inner city communities, talks about how passion and boldness helped her establish her own charity and bring attention to others including the Jane Goodall Institute, the Steven Hawking Foundation, People Assisting the Homeless, the American Film Institute Youth Outreach Program and the Brent Shapiro Foun...

United Nations Peace Medal Recipient Ken Kragen talks about his life in the entertainment business managing the careers of celebrities including Lionel Richie and Kenny Rogers, his successful film and TV career, his groundbreaking global achievements Hands Across America and We are the World and his tips on how to succeed in your own career and how your career should service your life.

Immigrant to Presidential appointee Maria Contreras-Sweet gives pointers to small business owners and talks about her journey from her youth in Guadalajara to head of California’s Business, Transportation and Housing Agency to founding ProAmerica Bank to becoming President Obama’s head of the Small Business Administration to having a family life, too.

Kate Linder, star of “The Young and the Restless” for 38 years talks about her life and work on TV and film, her charitable causes, her star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame and how she does it all.