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Will the powerful, large baby boomer demographic change popular culture?

Will the powerful, large baby boomer demographic change popular culture?

| November 2, 2012 | 6 Comments

The old adage says to respect your elders, but if Hollywood is any indication, this doesn’t always happen. Blockbuster films are typically directed at younger audiences with the aging population rarely put in focus. Yet as the baby boomer generation ages, will this trend change?

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Making sense for active baby boomers about living in Mexico

Making sense for active baby boomers about living in Mexico

| October 11, 2012 | 0 Comments

Looking for a new life, a new way to be an active baby boomer in a new place? Follow Mark Saunders, who has made it work. And keeps finding new things to figure out about his new life.

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Baby boomers seeking work with a social purpose

Baby boomers seeking work with a social purpose

| September 8, 2012 | 2 Comments

Here go the baby boomers again, reinventing themselves and bucking tradition as they bear down on retirement. This time they’re leading a push into so-called encore careers – paid work that combines personal meaning with social purpose – in their 50s and 60s.

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The challenge of trying to reach 75-million baby boomers

The challenge of trying to reach 75-million baby boomers

| May 30, 2012 | 12 Comments

It’s once again become not only popular but vogue for corporations and organizations to try to market to baby boomers, all 75-million strong in America. But, as BoomerCafé Publisher and Co-Founder David Henderson writes, it’s been attempted before, and it’s not easy.

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Baby boomers witness the most enduring quality of the 21st century

Baby boomers witness the most enduring quality of the 21st century

| February 9, 2012 | 3 Comments

Our grandparents saw the introduction of electricity into everyone’s lives. Our parents saw the phenomenon of two cars in every garage. What have we baby boomers seen? As BoomerCafé editor and co-founder Greg Dobbs writes, innovation might be the most enduring quality of 21st Century America.

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What’s “Awesome” About “Incredisational?”

What’s “Awesome” About “Incredisational?”

| August 25, 2009 | 0 Comments

“Sick.” That’s what my baseball team, the red-hot Colorado Rockies, are calling themselves these days: “sick.” They’ve even printed it on t-shirts they’re wearing around the clubhouse: four big, bold, black letters in the center of the chest: “SICK.”

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