AGEIST profiles are north star examples of what can be. Our people don’t have it all figured out, none of us do, but they are curious, energetic and forward leaning examples of how we are living now. They are very much not done yet. We occasionally do profiles on people who are well known, but we prefer our heroes hidden in plain sight.
For some of us, it takes a lifetime to find our voice, to tap into our artistic gifts. For others, getting older is what sets us free to finally say f--k it and create. For Johnny Goudie, the motivation to seriously commit to music came early on, during a brief teenage interaction at a Cheap Trick concert. Since seriously committing to his music and artistic journey, Johnny’s enjoyed a multi-decade-long career of musical variety,...
What do killer deadlifts and a fearless take on midlife have in common? Christine Morrison’s unapologetic embrace of strength, reinvention, and self-expression. For Christine, aging is not a battle to fight but a journey to celebrate—and she’s making every...
Rod’s first experience with yoga wasn’t in a studio or during a workshop; it was alone in his apartment, with a yoga book, in 1979. For him, the experience was so profound that he sensed its positive impact right...
“You can’t be in a relationship—with a city or a person—if you always have one foot out the door,” says Melinda Blau. This level of commitment, of giving it her all, is a characteristic that defines her approach to...
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Our bodies are complicated—beyond what even the best minds in medicine and science fully understand about the many-faceted causes and effects of the billions...
See a problem, make a solution. This is how Denise gets it done, most recently collaborating with Tamsen Fadal on the record-smashing documentary The...
At 55, Jacqueline Catala has hair like a superhero and embodies a spirit unbounded by the constraints of tradition or geography. Bicoastal and brimming...