Today's News: 86-Year-Old Nun Runs Triathlon, Italy Searches and Turkey Attacks | 8-25-16
1,042 views · Published 25 August 2016 · 15:40 · Indexed 8 November 2026
Channel: Sixty and Me · 2016 · People & Blogs
Here's today's news. Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone shattering aging stereotypes. Sister Madonna Buder is just such a woman. At age 86, she is a triathlon runner and star in her own Nike commercial. Seriously, you have to see the ad. It is so inspiring! Join us as we discuss this story plus the aftermath of the tragic earthquake in Italy, Turkey’s fight against terrorism, the best places to retire in the world, the attack on the American University in Kabul, a chance to meet the other women in our community and much more. Come join us for a cup of tea and a chat! And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! http://sixtyandme.com/mornings And, here is today's community question. Please join the discussion. If you could retire anywhere, where would you choose? Would you retire in another country? Or, would you prefer to stay close to where you live now? What other comments do you have about today’s news? Please join the conversation and make sure to sign up below to get our news updates delivered to your inbox every morning.
More from this channel
-
15:35
How to Become a Travel Writer After 60 | Nancy Mueller Interview
-
1:32
60 Ways to Keep Your Brain Healthy After 60 | Free E-Book | Sixty and Me
-
32:21
Keeping Your Brain Healthy | Indre Viskontas Interview | Sixty and Me Show with Margaret Manning
-
26:38
Achieving Financial Independence | Chellie Campbell Interview | Sixty and Me Show w Margaret Manning
-
35:36
Changing the Role of Women | Alexia Parks Interview | Sixty and Me Show with Margaret Manning
-
30:17
Memory Fitness and Brain Health | Cynthia Green Interview | Sixty and Me Show with Margaret Manning
-
4:28
How to Increase Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence in 6 Easy Steps | Sixty and Me Articles
-
4:42
Fighting Loneliness: 6 Ways to Stay Connected Even if You Live Alone