Aging Intelligence with Seth Sternberg

Honor Technology, Inc.

By 2034, more Americans will be over 65 than under 18. What are the implications for the economy, for society, and for public policy and why should we care? Hosted by Seth Sternberg, CEO and co-founder of Honor, parent company of Home Instead, the podcast features candid conversations with investors, technologists, policymakers, and operators building the future of aging. From the longevity economy and the care labor market to real-world AI use cases, Aging Intelligence examines what is changing, what is broken, and what must be built to support people as we live longer lives.

Episódios

  1. 7/04

    2: Jonathan Fry on Building a Home Care Business in Rural America

    In this episode of Aging Intelligence, Seth Sternberg sits down with Jonathan Fry, a longtime Home Instead franchise owner, to discuss what it takes to build and scale a large home care business in rural America. They explore: -How to build care in places people might consider care deserts -What it takes to recruit and retain caregivers in rural communities -Why local reputation and relationships matter so much in smaller markets -How Medicaid, VA, and private pay shape access to care -What families and entrepreneurs can learn from serving older adults outside major cities As America ages, the need for care is growing everywhere, not just in urban and suburban areas. Jonathan shares what he has learned from serving hundreds of clients across western Arkansas, and why delivering care in rural communities takes persistence, creativity, and deep local trust. About Jonathan Fry: Jonathan Fry is a Home Instead franchise owner based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He has spent nearly two decades building one of the largest home care businesses in his region, serving older adults and families across a broad rural territory. His work offers a firsthand look at the challenges and opportunities of delivering care in smaller communities. Follow Jonathan Fry: - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fry-4a3a60360/ Connect with Seth Sternberg: - LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sethjs Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aging-intelligence-with-seth-sternberg/id1885002493 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5eHyaUt86F6pVxrArqDykq About Aging Intelligence By 2034, more Americans will be over 65 than under 18. What does that mean for the economy, society, and public policy? Aging Intelligence is hosted by Seth Sternberg, CEO and co-founder of Honor Technology, parent company of Home Instead. The podcast features conversations with investors, technologists, policymakers, and operators building the future of aging. From the longevity economy and the care workforce to housing, healthcare, and AI, Aging Intelligence explores what is changing, what is broken, and what must be built to support people as we live longer lives. Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Follow along on Instagram: @agingintelligencepodcast

    25 min

  2. 17/03

    1: Phil Weiser on AI Scams, Smart Regulation, and the Future of Aging Policy

    In this episode of Aging Intelligence, Seth Sternberg sits down with Phil Weiser, Attorney General of Colorado, to discuss how aging is reshaping public policy and what government can realistically do to protect older adults. They explore: How AI has supercharged scams like the “grandkid scam” The role of intermediaries in preventing fraud Workforce shortages in caregiving Housing policy and multigenerational living Loneliness and prevention in healthcare As more Americans live longer lives, pressure on healthcare systems, labor markets, and families continues to grow. Phil shares how he thinks about smart regulation, prevention versus reaction, and why aging policy is as much an economic issue as it is a social one. About Phil Weiser: Phil Weiser is the Attorney General of Colorado and a candidate for Governor of Colorado. He previously served as a law professor, law school dean, and senior official in the U.S. Department of Justice. His work focuses on consumer protection, regulatory design, and strengthening public trust. Follow Phil Weiser: Website: philforcolorado.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/philweiser X: x.com/pweiserConnect with Seth Sternberg: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sethjsListen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aging-intelligence-with-seth-sternberg/id1885002493Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5eHyaUt86F6pVxrArqDykq

    44 min

  3. TRAILER DA TEMPORADA 1

    Welcome to Aging Intelligence!

    Aging is changing our world. By 2034, older adults will outnumber children in the United States. That shift will affect how we think about family, work, and care for generations to come. Next week, Seth Sternberg launches a new podcast, Aging Intelligence. In each episode, he speaks with leaders across industries about what an aging population means and how we can better support older adults and caregivers. These are conversations that can make a real difference for the next generations and the ones that came before. The first episode drops next week. Subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify–stay tuned! #AgingIntelligence #HonorCare #AgingInnovation #Caregiving

    1 min

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By 2034, more Americans will be over 65 than under 18. What are the implications for the economy, for society, and for public policy and why should we care? Hosted by Seth Sternberg, CEO and co-founder of Honor, parent company of Home Instead, the podcast features candid conversations with investors, technologists, policymakers, and operators building the future of aging. From the longevity economy and the care labor market to real-world AI use cases, Aging Intelligence examines what is changing, what is broken, and what must be built to support people as we live longer lives.

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