
Prime Time is the ultimate guide to navigating those juicy, potential filled years in the lead up to retirement.
Hosted by modern ageing expert Bec Wilson, Prime Time offers no-holds-barred conversations about everything! From relationships and health, to money management and travel, finding out how to live well and live long in your Prime Time.
Join Bec as she paves the way for a new generation... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode, I chat with Monique van Tulder; Author, wellbeing and travel writer, certified nutritionist, and long-time advocate for making space to breathe!
We talk about Monique's book, The Grown Up's Gap Year, as an antidote to lifestyle ove... more
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The age pension is Australia’s most important safety net in retirement, but for so many people, working out when you’re eligible, how much you can earn, and what actually counts towards your assets can feel like a minefield.
In this episode, I'm jo... more
In celebration of Grandparents day THIS SUNDAY - I'm revisiting this wonderful chat with psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg, where we discuss his practical guide to navigating grandparenting today.
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I’ve been listening to this podcast for a while and happy to look past its sexist views on things as 30 years ago it would have been the other way around. But the current episode inspired me to wright a review and unsubscribe.
The episodes are entertaining but if you are looking for some factual information there are no links to sites or what governing body the referred help and assistance can be accessed from. Pointless!!! I just realised I’ve been wasting my time.
Hi Bec, loved this episode and the conversation. Some thought provoking questions … love your show and keep it up!
This podcast has great content, however the editing is not to the same standard. Often the listener hears, as part of podcast, the unedited retakes and suggestions from the producer. I am amazed the production team don’t listen to the production version and remove these elements.
I have been raving about these podcasts to my friends and telling them they have to listen! Often it’s very complex information and I do have to listen to them more than once, but always worth it. Should be mandatory for everyone nearing or in retirement.
Great topics and content most of the time. There's no doubt that Bec is passionate about helping and informing people about retirement — which is appreciated. However, this enthusiasm can sometimes dominate the interviews, making it harder to focus on the guest's insights. One issue that consistently affects the listening experience is the frequent, often unprompted laughter. It tends to interrupt the flow and doesn't usually relate to anything humorous or relevant, which can be distracting. Imp... more
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Focused on navigating the often complex years leading up to retirement, this podcast features candid conversations about various aspects of life that individuals face as they approach or enter their later years. Topics include money management, health, relationships, and travel, with an aim to empower listeners to live fully and confidently during this significant life transition. The host engages with experts and thought leaders to provide insights and practical advice, appealing to a modern audience seeking a fulfilling life in their 'Prime Time.' This podcast stands out for its approachable tone and breadth of subject matter, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in preparing for the second half of life.
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Recent guests on Prime Time include:
1. Justin Bott
2. David Bell
3. Rachel Lane
4. Ian Fryer
5. Susan Bell
6. Robert Fitzgerald
7. Dan Haylett
8. Giacomo Tarantolo
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