Once a Raider, always a Raider!

Failing in retirement is a real thing, and both Jason and Ken did it, we’ll sort of. Hear about their experiences and how they ended up falling back into ‘work’ situations.

Marc Badain rose up the ranks to eventually run the Raiders, and ultimately engineered their move to Las Vegas. Marc then left the Raiders and has settled into ‘retired life’ where he has been leveraging his experience to bring more great things to Vegas…as if they don’t already have enough!

On a drunken night in New Orleans, Tommy Scott took a flier with his brother and bought a brewery in Tampa. His retirement plan was to enjoy brewing and selling g beer to the locals and beer tourists and he has made it into a reality at Unrefined Brewery.

Norman Woolworth retired from his corporate career and decided to write a book…then he actually did it and now has a three book deal! Learn how he pulled it off so you too can write a book.

We interview Eric Goldberg from New Jersey Elder Law Center. Eric enlightens us about Elder Law and how we can help our parents generation dot the i’s and cross the t’s so their estates are in good shape and they get the care they deserve in their old age.

We interview a cowboy wannabe who grew up in New York, and has bought a working ranch to enjoy in his retirement. Adam Sussman had a great career which is winding down as he ramps up his ranching business in east BF Texas.

Paul Coughlin left Wall Street to hang out on Main Street in his retirement, and ended up building Taconic Distillery into the largest bourbon maker in New York. Sounds like a lotta work for a ‘retired’ guy, but who’s counting when you’re drinking great bourbon in the beautiful Hudson Valley?!

Renaissance Man John Malkin retired a few months ago and he’s been busy! The former TV executive is now in the other side of the camera as a comedian and musicians amongst other things.

Adventure travel specialist Chad Clark talks about making travel special and an unforgettable experience.

Mark Aitala shares his experience of slinging bags for Southwest Airlines after retiring from a 20+ year career at Apple