The Boomer Beat: Recent Episodes
Beverly Mahone
The Boomer Beat profiles baby boomers who are on the move and making a difference at midlife and beyond. All subjects discussed are of interest to boomers.
What is causing so many men to be angry these days? Some say it's a lack of a strong male role models, others blame the educational system. My guest, Martin Brossman, says the time has come for the President to form a White House Council for Boys and Men. What do you think?
Social entrepreneur and philanthropist Darryl Lester explains how easy it is to become a philanthropist in the 21st century.
Grace Thompson and Diana Needham are reinventing themselves at midlife. Find out what they're doing and how they did it in this podcast.
Author Caroline Sutherland says her husband used Facebook to destroy their marriage but she had the LAST SAY in the end.
Maxine Phillips, President and CEO of GAMMS Unlimited in Raleigh, NC talks about how her company taps into the talents of children to help them accomplish their life and career goals
Media Trainer Beverly Mahone gives tips on what you should NOT do during a media interview
Media Trainer Beverly Mahone shares a tip on one of the things you should never do during a media interview.
Media Trainer Beverly Mahone shares a tip on one of the most important things you should do during a media interview.
Author and fitness trainer Leon "The Encourager" Bullard shares tips on how you can become your best YOU in the second half of your journey.
Career Coach Laura Schlafly talks about some of the trends for Boomers as they face retirement. Host: Beverly Mahone. Show: The Boomer Beat
Attorney Natalie Jackson is one of the attorneys representing the Trayvon Martin family. She was interviewed by radio host Beverly Mahone--providing the latest details surrounding the case.
How have the OJays managed to stay popular and sell-out concerts for more than 50 years? Talk Show Host Beverly Mahone chats with one of the founding members, Walter Williams Sr, about their success as well as his thoughts on the passing of Don Cornelius and Whitney Houston.