INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
Retirement doesn't mean slowing down. In this Re-Release episode, we talk with retired University of Arizona faculty member Beatrice Krause about dispelling retirement myths, staying active in academia, and pursuing an eclectic mix of passions - from harp and tango to poetry.
A thoughtful conversation about reinvention, curiosity, and life after academia. 🎧
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