When a leading authority on longevity teams up with an award winning tech journalist to create a groundbreaking podcast, the result is: What’s Next: Living Longer Better Smarter. Join Mary Furlong, Fred Fishkin and guests to explore the intersection of longevity, technology and aging.

This podcast features interviews with leaders making a difference in helping people live better and longer. Join us for in-depth discussions with the people behind the products and ideas that have the potential to really matter. Download the podcast from Anchor.FM, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more, or view it on our YouTube channel. Or you can simply scroll down and click to listen and watch any of the available episodes. 

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Questions? Email us at: livinglongerbettersmarter@gmail.com

Living Longer Better Smarter: Trends and Tech (episode 69)

Living Longer Better Smarter: Trends and Tech (episode 69)

From the AgeTech and AI trends to watch this year with Laurie Orlov to amazing new tech from Lotus Labs and Whispp, this is a must-see episode! The founders join Mary and Fred to show a ring that lets you point to control lights and more and an app that can restore a...

Resources:

Older Women and the Challenges to Financial Security

Baseball and Memory: A Double Play

Hearing, Health and Happiness

The Top Tech Trends for 2021: CES and Beyond

November: Food, Fun, Friends and Family – Social Distancing and the Holidays

October: 2020 Vote

September: Telemedicine

Mary Furlong

Mary Furlong

Mary is the President and CEO of Mary Furlong & Associates, and is a leading authority on the longevity marketplace. She is an author, educator, and serial entrepreneur, and she has helped to guide the business and marketing strategies of leading corporations, emerging companies and nonprofits.

Mary Furlong

Fred Fishkin

Fred is an award-winning journalist who has worked with CBS Radio, Bloomberg and public radio, and has hosted a long-running daily radio and online report on consumer technology. He also works with Princeton University and the faculty chair of autonomous vehicle engineering on a regular podcast focused on using technology to provide mobility for all.