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28 minutes
Guest interviews
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English
United States
71 episodes
since Feb. 25, 2020
episodic

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Most retirement conversations begin with a financial question: Can I afford to retire? Your income plan matters. Your investments, taxes, insurance, estate strategy, and risk management all matter. But after our conversation with Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper, we believe every serious retirement plan shoul…

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In Part II of The Retirement Insiders, the conversation shifts from success to significance. What does it actually look like to live well. Not just early in life, but all the way through it? This episode unpacks the quiet disciplines and unexpected moments that shape a meaningful second half. Along…
By the time most of us were figuring out high school, Dr. Ik-Whan G. Kwon was completely alone in a war torn country, facing a choice that would define the rest of his life. He chose the harder road. Fast forward to today he plays golf in the early mornings, stays in touch with hundreds of former s…
The Retirement Insiders closes out 2025 with a Best Of episode built around the core theme of life stewardship. David Alexander and Tony Kalinowski revisit the moments that stayed with them long after recording, including Skip Vaccarello’s call to pursue “calling” over performance, the Brewers’ hon…
In this continuation of The Retirement Insiders generosity series, David Alexander interviews Tony Kalinowski and shifts the conversation from philosophy to practice. Part II explores how retirees can build a disciplined, repeatable operating system for giving, one that sustains impact year after y…
In this KIT (Key Insights for Today) episode of The Retirement Insiders, David Alexander podcast producer and turns the mic toward Host Tony Kalinowski to unpack his personal framework for strategic generosity. Rather than reacting to every year-end appeal and experiencing what he calls “giving fat…
In Part I, Dr. Leanne Clark-Shirley of the American Society on Aging (ASA) outlined the broad vision for aging in America. ASA has been a steady voice in the national conversation on aging since 1954. Today, under Dr. Clark-Shirley’s leadership as President and CEO, the organization is shaping what…
The American Society on Aging (ASA) has been a steady voice in the national conversation on aging since 1954. Today, under the leadership of President and CEO Dr. Leanne Clark-Shirley, the organization is shaping what many call the “North Star” for practitioners in the field. With more than 4,000 m…
Host Tony Kalinowski and Co-Host and Producer David Alexander continue the conversation with Eric Camfield of Altar Fly Fishing. Part I traced Eric’s path from the Yankees to the pastorate to founding Altar, why these retreats are not vacations, and how a weekly pause improved Tony’s effectiveness.…
Former Yankees player Eric Camfield traded the baseball field for fly fishing and soul care. Now the founder of Altar Fly Fishing, Camfield helps leaders pause, reflect, and reset through retreats that combine solitude, group reflection, and spiritual rhythm. These experiences are not escapes but i…
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