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HR is no longer just about managing people—it’s about shaping the future of work. Jens Baier, BCG’s HR transformation expert, discusses how AI and shifting employee expectations are forcing companies to rethink talent strategies. From re-recruiting to upskilling employees, HR must adapt to a rapidly changing landscape. Learn More: Jens Baier: https://on.bcg.com/41ca7Gv BCG on People Strategy: https://on.bcg.com/3QtAjro Decoding Global Talent: https://on.bcg.com/4gUC4IT…

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Residing in Laguna Beach, California, Todd Miller works in Industrial Real Estate investing. A former USC volleyball setter in the early 1980s, Todd played in two NCAA Final Fours. His daughter also played for USC, competing in one Final Four. Since 2005, Todd has competed in USA Masters volleyball, earning four All-American honors and leading Western States Laguna to six National Championships. His team won the Huntsman World Senior Games 10 consecutive years in the 50-54 age group, and as Team USA captain, he secured gold at the 2017 World Masters Games.

Retired in 2022, Todd overcame prostate cancer and now advocates for PSA testing. He co-founded Global Grins, distributing 1.5 million toothbrushes, and leads a Laguna Beach diving club removing ocean pollution. Todd is married with two adult children and one grandchild.

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#525 Pro PSA, Prehab, and Philanthropy - Featuring Todd Miller

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#531 From Pro to Senior Bowling - Featuring Mort Friedman 25:50

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Send us a text Mort Friedman, 88, is a decorated senior athlete with an impressive career in bowling and softball. Over more than 30 years, he has earned 38 medals at the Michigan Senior Olympics, National Senior Games, and Huntsman World Senior Games. In 2023, he won three gold medals in bowling, setting a new state record in doubles. Despite his age, he competes at a high level, recently rolling a 227 game in league play. Mort’s 549 total in singles at the Huntsman Games would have earned silver in the 55-59 age group—three decades younger than him. A former Professional Bowlers Association Senior Tour competitor, Mort bowled Michigan’s first sanctioned 300 game by a Jewish bowler in 1957. He also helped the University of Michigan win the Big Ten Tournament in 1959. A longtime construction industry leader, Mort retired last year after 52 years as president of Mort Friedman Construction. With replaced knees and a healthy lifestyle, he continues to defy age, inspiring athletes of all generations.…

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#530 Leading the Way in Cycling - Featuring Stan Swallow 25:50

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Send us a text Stan Swallow’s first bike race was in 1999 when 59 years old. He has been a dedicated cyclist since then. He established a cycling group named the Utah Velo Club in 2003 at the request of a bike shop in American Fork, Utah. He rides about 10,000 miles a year alone and with the club. Rides range from 35 to 100 miles and include riders of all abilities, from teens to seniors. Stan will chat with the riders and make them feel like they are the only ones riding with him. This former Best Overall Racer in the Nation for his age division continues to race annually in national championships and in the Huntsman World Senior Games. On days that Stan doesn’t ride, he organizes club events for winter hikes or snowshoe trips. Originally from Fillmore, Utah, Stan ran track and wrestled in high school, earned an engineering degree from UCLA, and worked 36 years for the Federal Aviation Administration. Married to Sharon for 60 years, this former marathon runner enjoys hiking, cold showers, and sauna sessions when not cycling. A keto diet enthusiast, Stan relies on ketones and an energy drink during rides, skipping traditional snacks.…

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#529 Human Hall of Sport - Featuring Carmen Campbell 25:50

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Send us a text Carmen's 22-year journey in the Huntsman World Senior Games spans a wide variety of sports and teams, including softball, pickleball, bowling, and track and field. She has competed on multiple teams at the Games, and she has left a lasting impact on each one. Her track and field achievements include shot put, sprints, javelin, and standing long jump. A pivotal 2010 moment, hitting a walk-off grand slam, remains one of her most cherished memories. Now at the age of 85, her lifelong athleticism and positivity inspire all those around her as a passionate advocate for the Games. We were honored to induct her in the Huntsman World Senior Games Hall of Fame in 2023. Carmen is also a vital part of the Maryland Senior Olympics, the Golden Girls, and 80+ Colorado Peaches softball, and she serves as a senior sports association commissioner.…

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#528 From Loathing to Loving New Pursuits - Featuring Elizabeth Bille 25:50

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Send us a text Starting her running journey in her early 20s, Elizabeth Bille signed up for a 5K charity race in Washington, D.C., despite never having run that far. The camaraderie and joy of the event hooked her, leading to her first half marathon with her husband, a triathlon in her mid-30s after her youngest child was born, 11 Ragnar races, numerous trail races, and one full marathon in her early 40s. Though she loathed running as a child, it’s now a source of physical and mental strength, inspired by her 81-year-old father, a competitive runner. She also credits “Moms Run This Town” as an instrumental part of the joy she finds in running. A former theater major, she left performing for a more practical career path as an attorney. Just recently, she rediscovered her love for dance and singing, conquering fears that had been non-existent in her younger years. A recent pinnacle triumph was performing in front of an audience. She now delights in embracing discomfort and being an example about trying challenging things to her three children.…

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#527 Find Your Flow: Is It Pickleball? - Featuring Dr. Glynis Worthington 25:50

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Send us a text Dr. Glynis Worthington redefined the concept of lifelong learning by earning a Doctor of Education from the University of Northern Iowa. Her groundbreaking dissertation explored the experience of adults aged 50 and older playing pickleball doubles, uncovering the sport's remarkable capacity to evoke flow—a state of complete immersion and enjoyment. Driven by curiosity, Dr. Worthington spent over 200 hours observing players, revealing that pickleball enthusiasts experience unprecedented levels of flow compared to previous studies. Inspired by the social and psychological dimensions of the game, she aspires to use her research to promote health and well-being among older adults. Dr. Worthington’s dedication to this field stems from a deeply personal place, as she honors her late father by advocating for active, engaging lifestyles in retirement. Now a self-proclaimed pickleball scientist and health advocate, Dr. Worthington shares her insights through presentations and discussions, empowering others to discover the transformative benefits of this dynamic sport.…

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#526 Track Your Progress and You'll Progress on the Track (and Everywhere) - Featuring Tom Simek 24:24

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Send us a text Tom Simek, a 72-year-old Navy Submarine veteran, homebuilder, husband, father of 3 and grandfather of 2 inspires with his journey of resilience and determination. Like many of us, he has had his ups and downs with nutrition and fitness, but Tom embraced fitness seriously at 59 and hasn’t looked back. From track and field events to competing on American Ninja Warrior as its oldest competitor on season 16, Tom's pursuits are fueled by his love of challenges. He was a 2024 Senior Planet Sponsored Athlete by AARP, and he excels in senior track and field in the 50m, 100m, 200m, and long jump, with national rankings in his age group. Tom’s granddaughter, a track star herself, remains his greatest inspiration, motivating him to stay active and lead by example. He values consistency, clean eating, and daily training, combining bodyweight exercises, weightlifting, yoga, and sprints at high altitudes.…

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#525 Pro PSA, Prehab, and Philanthropy - Featuring Todd Miller 25:50

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Send us a text Residing in Laguna Beach, California, Todd Miller works in Industrial Real Estate investing. A former USC volleyball setter in the early 1980s, Todd played in two NCAA Final Fours. His daughter also played for USC, competing in one Final Four. Since 2005, Todd has competed in USA Masters volleyball, earning four All-American honors and leading Western States Laguna to six National Championships. His team won the Huntsman World Senior Games 10 consecutive years in the 50-54 age group, and as Team USA captain, he secured gold at the 2017 World Masters Games. Retired in 2022, Todd overcame prostate cancer and now advocates for PSA testing. He co-founded Global Grins, distributing 1.5 million toothbrushes, and leads a Laguna Beach diving club removing ocean pollution. Todd is married with two adult children and one grandchild.…

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#524 Aging with High Performance - Featuring Tiffany Gust 25:50

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Send us a text Tiffany Gust holds an Applied Exercise Science and Sports Nutrition master’s degree and is a certified USAT triathlon coach, US Masters swim coach, and a certified exercise physiologist. She works as an exercise physiologist at Intermountain Sports Performance and owns TG Triathlon and Fitness Coaching. Tiffany developed the High-Performance Aging Program at Intermountain Healthcare and is a national board-certified health and wellness coach. She also teaches as an adjunct professor at Utah Tech University and writes for St. George Health and Wellness Magazine. A world national Olympic distance age group qualifier, Tiffany has completed over 175 triathlons, including 24 Ironman finishes, earning the "Ironman All World Athlete" distinction. Despite facing health challenges, including strokes and heart surgery, Tiffany emphasizes balance and gratitude. Outside of fitness, she enjoys hiking, pickleball, running, and reading. Tiffany's greatest achievement is being a wife and mother of three, which she believes is the heart of her success.…

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#523 Benefiting from Senior Sports - Featuring Dr. Kenton Brown 25:50

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Send us a text Dr. Kenton Brown, the older of two siblings, grew up during a time of war. While his father was a gifted athlete, he wasn't strongly encouraged to pursue sports. Ken played Little League baseball as a child, but his true passion for sports began with tennis, which he played extensively during his youth. He continued his tennis journey at the University of Notre Dame, but as he progressed through his studies, Ken shifted his focus to pre-med courses, while still staying active through intramural sports and jogging. Jogging became his preferred way to maintain fitness during his demanding medical training, all while managing family life with four children. Throughout his career, Ken maintained his interest in racquet sports, as well as cycling, running, and swimming. After overcoming a challenging personal period, he joined a senior softball league, marking the start of a new athletic chapter. Since then, Ken has been inducted into the Texas Senior Softball Hall of Fame and has played on multiple championship teams. He also holds several sprinting records at our Games and senior world records. Now 81 and retired, Ken remains active through running, pickleball, and regular exercise.…

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#522 Behavior Change for High Performance - Featuring Kathleen Fors 25:50

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Send us a text Kathleen Fors is a health and well-being expert, author, and speaker who specializes in behavior change for high performance. With a Master’s Degree in Physical Education, a minor in Biology, and expertise in the mind-body connection for optimal health and success, Kathleen brings over three decades of experience in self-improvement, coaching, and advanced certifications. As a gold medal-winning senior athlete, she excels at guiding professionals and athletes in swiftly identifying and clearing unconscious sabotaging beliefs that block progress. Using her signature Empowerment 360 Success System™, Kathleen transforms pressure, self-doubt, overwhelm, and numerous other challenges into happiness, health, and success—helping clients synergistically thrive in every area of their lives. To learn more from Kathleen and receive a free special report on clearing limiting emotions to achieve high performance and success, visit kathleenfors.com .…

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#521 Cellular Cleansing with Infrared Heat and PEMF - Featuring Alyssa Blue 25:50

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Send us a text Alyssa Blue is a non-practicing aerospace engineer that found the human body more fascinating than rockets. After suffering a health crisis in her early 20's, she went on a decade-long journey learning how to heal herself. Today as an FDNP (Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner), her research background shines, taking a deep dive in investigating her clients’ bio-individuality and walking with them on a path back to balance. Out of a necessity to help more people than their one-on-one practice would allow, Alyssa and her partner Mike embarked on a 2.5-year journey of R&D to co-create ALIGN. It is the only Schumann Resonance tuned PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) mat on the market. This meticulously crafted art piece blends ancient wisdom and modern technology to empower more people to tap into their own innate healing potential. To learn more about the technologies Alyssa described in the show, visit myalignmat.com .…

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#520 Swimming: That Looks Fun! - Featuring Daniela Barnea 25:50

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Send us a text Daniela Barnea first joined a swim team at 13 through the YMCA, and she now teaches swimming to people aged 2-72! Daniela holds many Huntsman World Senior Games records since she began her journey with our Games 13 years ago, but her excellence extends to national and international stages as well, with numerous USMS national records and most recently setting 10 USA national records, 20 Pacific records, and 4 world records at the Pacific Championships. Daniela's love for swimming is complemented by her passion for water polo, basketball, and healthy competition. Staying active evolved from a health strategy into a joyful hobby. She also enjoys traveling, meeting new people, and exploring different cultures. With a degree in graphic design, Daniela spends her free time creating art and learning new skills. She is also a dedicated mother of three and grandmother of eight.…

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#519 The Ins and Outs of Arthritis - Featuring Dr. Robert Jamieson 25:50

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Send us a text Dr. Robert Jamieson is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon who is fellowship trained in Total Joint Replacement, focusing on the hip and knee. In 2014, he performed the first outpatient total joint replacement in northern California, where the patient had a knee replacement done in the morning and was recovering at home by that afternoon. Dr. Jamieson focuses on providing a comfortable and frictionless patient experience throughout the journey with a hip or knee. Dr. Jamieson’s areas of interest include narcotic-free pain control after surgery, rapid recovery, outpatient total joint replacements, anterior approach to hip replacements, and utilizing the latest technology, including robotics. Dr. Jamieson is fluent in Italian, which he learned while serving as a missionary in northwestern Italy for two years. Outside work, he finds joy in spending time with his family, engaging in sports, and, most importantly, serving the community. This dedication fosters a sense of connection and value for his patients and colleagues.…

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#518 Running Transformed My Life - Featuring May Chou 25:50

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Send us a text At age 14, humiliation from a PE teacher at Taipei First Girls' High School left a profound impact on May Chou, a young refugee from mainland China. Discouragement and self-doubt evolved to three decades of inactivity. At the age of 43, inspired by a colleague, she began jogging in her backyard and eventually on to joining a running group where she rediscovered her abilities and gained confidence after competing in her first race. This marked the start of an inspiring journey where May regularly participated in over 40 races annually, earning more than 1,000 awards over four decades. Not only did running restore her self-esteem related to activity, but in personal and professional milestones as well, and she went on to become a successful dentist in the United States. May credits her success to supportive friends, family, and a balanced lifestyle of healthy eating and activity. Approaching her 90th birthday, she competed in the Huntsman World Senior Games for the first time in 2024 and plans to compete in the World Masters Games, a triumphant return to Taipei, symbolizing resilience and the transformative power of sports.…

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#517 Active Aging Role Models - Featuring Games Staff 25:50

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Send us a text This week's podcast features several guests from our Huntsman World Senior Games staff. Each was asked to share a story of someone who epitomizes active aging to them. Tune in to hear some inspiring and heart-warming stories!

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