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Author and columnist Steven Petrow published a book called "Stupid Things I Won't Do When I Get Old" in 2021. And he says, one by one, he has done a bunch of those 'stupid things,' anyway. Steven views aging with humor and compassion. He joins us this week with some hot takes on the joys of aging. He even explains difference between joy and happiness. Enjoy this fun and feisty conversation about growing older! You can find Steven's books and columns at stevenpetrow.com.
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