Segment 1: More baby boomers are choosing to open up their own businesses.
Retirement? Not for these people. Despite the trope of the young, millennial entrepreneur, research shows that people between 55 and 64 make up about a quarter of new entrepreneurs. In this conversation, we talk with an author who's reported on this trend and a 69-year-old businessowner who's living it.
- Chris Farrell, author of "Purpose and a Paycheck" and senior economics contributor, Marketplace Morning Report
- Bob Etzel, CEO and founder, Nascent Stage Research and Development
Segment 2, beginning at 28:29: Wall Street Journal art critic comes home.
Before becoming the resident art critic at the Wall Street Journal, Terry Teachout grew up in a small town in Missouri. He talks to us about his roots, art, and career as a writer.
- Terry Teachout, drama critic, Wall Street Journal
