Fiftyup Club Podcast

Keith Pearce competes in triathlons with his 80 year old identical twin brother. He shares his motto for life with Kayley and Ian on the FiftyUp Club Show.

BrickX is a unique way to invest in property - it allows people to buy fractions of a property - known as ‘Bricks’ - for as little as $68. BrickX CEO Anthony Millett joins Kayley Harris and Ian Rogerson on the FiftyUp Club Show to chat about the concept.

Michael Chamberlain, the father of baby Azaria who was snatched by a dingo at Uluru in 1980, has died aged 72. Journalist Malcolm Brown spent years covering this significant legal saga and joins Kayley and Ian on the FiftyUp Club Show.

Listen to the full show podcast with Ian Rogerson and Kayley Harris. - Better house design could save us all money on electricity bills. Even if you built a brilliantly efficient house, the fact that the standard Australian home isn’t built to the same quality is also costing you money. Kayley and Ian talk to Wendy Miller, Senior Research Fellow at QUT.- Is age used as an excuse to slack off with fitness? Wayne Morgan is a personal trainer who specialises in training for Over-50s and he addressed that and what fitness work people should be doing.- We’re arguably the biggest cruising nation per capita with over a million Aussies hopping on a cruise ship per year. David Jones is the Corporate Communications Manager for Carnival Australia and he explains why cruising has become so popular.  

We’re arguably the biggest cruising nation per capita with over a million Aussies hopping on a cruise ship per year. David Jones is the Corporate Communications Manager for Carnival Australia and he explains why cruising has become so popular.

Is age used as an excuse to slack off with fitness? Wayne Morgan is a personal trainer who specialises in training for Over-50s and he addressed that and what fitness work people should be doing.

Even if you built a brilliantly efficient house, the fact that the standard Australian home isn’t built to the same quality is also costing you money. Kayley and Ian talk to Wendy Miller, Senior Research Fellow at QUT.  

Listen to the full show podcast with Ian Rogerson and Kayley Harris Andrew Dowling, CEO of Stitch, runs through the Top 5 reasons why people are hesitant to get back into dating We discuss the challenges facing Australia’s energy market with David Blowers, Energy Fellow with the Grattan Institute There is a big push to reform private health insurance this year. We talk to Shaun Gath, Former Chief Executive of the Private Health Insurance Administration Council

There is a big push to reform private health insurance this year. Kayley and Ian talk to Shaun Gath, Former Chief Executive of the Private Health Insurance Administration Council.

Kayley and Ian discuss the challenges facing Australia’s energy market with David Blowers, Energy Fellow with the Grattan Institute.

Kayley and Ian talk to Andrew Dowling, CEO of Stitch, who runs through the Top 5 reasons why people are hesitant to get back into dating.   

There's a new savannah safari at Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo which features safari trucks like you'd get in Africa. Matthew Fuller is the Director of Taronga Western Plains Zoo and he has all the details.

New research shows that retirees in Sydney aren't selling up and moving out of the city like previous generations did. FiftyUp Club ambassador Christopher Zinn talks about why that might be the case.

20,000 visitors are expected to descend on Parkes for the 25th anniversary of the iconic Parkes Elvis Festival. The Festival Director Cathy Treasure explains what's so special about this celebration of The King.

Listen to the full show podcast with Ian rogerson and Kayley Harris This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Parkes Elvis Festival. We speak to Cathy Treasure, the Festival Director. We discuss why baby boomers are staying put in Sydney with Christopher Zinn, FiftyUp Club Ambassador. There's a new African safari style experience at Taronga Western Plains Zoo. It's director, Matthew Fuller, explains.

Listen to the full show podcast with Trevor Long and Kayley Harris. Mick Fuller, NSW Police Assist ant Commissioner, discusses safety and police operations for NYE in Sydney. At 55 years old Julie Misson started Make It APPen, a new business to make health apps. Mary Moody, author of over 40 books and adventure tour host, talks about guiding a memoir writing tour to Southern France in 2017.

Trevor and Kayley talk to Mary Moody, author of over 40 books and adventure tour host, who will guide a memoir writing tour to Southern France in 2017

At 55 years old Julie Misson started Make It APPen, a new business to make health apps.

Trevor and Kayley discuss safety and police operations for NYE in Sydney with Mick Fuller, NSW Police Assistant Commissioner.  

Starting a new business can be daunting at the best of times, let alone once you turn 50. Nick and Kayley talk to Helen Love who has ventured on a one woman quest to put an end to the Australian salute!