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America is obsessed with youth, sometimes ignoring the elderly.

Bill Novelli on exercise, nutrition, and a mentally engaged life.

The American Political System needs to move back towards independence and not privatization.

Great leaders still make mistakes.

We have an obligation to give back through service work.

Baby boomers still have a lot to contribute, Novelli says.

Thinking intergenerationally will benefit us in the long run, Novelli says.

Marketing experience is a helpful tool when lobbying for social change according to Bill Novelli.

Tobacco is no ordinary product, says Novelli.

Health care reform and financial security are America’s biggest challenges, Novelli says.

Novelli wants to ask politicians, “Why can’t you fight nice?”

Speak out and vote.

Novelli is an incurable optimist.

We need a solid health care program backed by Congress, Novelli says.

Meridor talks about the challenge of choice that modern Jews face, in which their connection to the Jewish faith and community is not assured. He says that each Jew must […]

We are a country looking towards our best days being ahead.

Bill believes in the love of family and country, and independence.

Bill is inspired by fairness and being motivated to work to solve big social problems. Transcript: Well I’m not sure. I have thought about it. I think I’ve always felt […]

Novelli tries to solve major social problems.

Novelli brings marketing and social change together.

Novelli is a proud Pittsburgh native who believes in family, hard work, and education. Transcript: My name is Bill Novelli, and I’m the Chief Executive Officer of AARP.

Rojas talks about his background.

Aubrey de Grey thinks people should ask themselves whether they are sufficiently engaged with their own desires or just sleepwalking through life.

Gerontologist Aubrey de Grey has a plan to end the “disease” of aging.

Aubrey de Grey believes that technological progress breeds progress but that one must distinguish between incremental and fundamental progress.

Rojas would like to sit down with Al Gore.

Rojas talks about why his eating habits and the philosophy behind it all.

It’s really about mobbing to a hydrogen-based economy, Rojas says.

Like capitalism, cutting-edge technology is really, really good at aggregating the sum of what’s available and what’s wanted.

Rojas talks about if the American political system is broken.