Susan Hayes Culleton

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3,266 appearances 23 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 18 Sep

Susan Hayes Culleton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Taking Stock · Migration economics, US Yen intervention & Living the 100-Year-Life · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

That retirement should be redefined in general. voice-verified

Well, you actually quantified that in the in your latest book I saw that those who live to a hundred will have around an extra hundred thousand extra productive hours than those who live to seventy. voice-verified

The chief executive officer at Tata Consultancy Services has this quote in the opening pages of your latest book, Linda A lifetime that lasts a century is a gift that few of us are prepared for. voice-verified

It will force all of us to change the way we plan and live every facet of our lives. voice-verified

Can I ask you, what do you think we will be most surprised by if we live two hundred? voice-verified

And I love the positive tone you have throughout your writing and how you really call out the negative tone that can be associated with a negative connotation with living longer, like how are people gonna outlast their money or what are we going to do in terms of healthcare? voice-verified

I'm also struck by your focus on not living longer means having a longer time at older age, but being able to live. voice-verified

younger for longer. voice-verified

Can you elaborate on that a little bit? voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

I'd love to work until I'm a hundred, Linda. voice-verified

I hope I'm still broadcasting when I'm a hundred and still talking to people. voice-verified

Still be talking to each other. voice-verified

I also though do want to ask you about your latest focus on people in their forties and fifties, where you say that increasingly what matters to them is not output but meaning, not extreme effort but balance, and not inherited expectations but conscious choice. voice-verified

Why are you choosing to write about this now? voice-verified

I do want to ask you also though, Linda, about how not everybody experiences this the same. voice-verified

You write about the new social contract in relation to intergenerational justice and also income inequality can lead to up to ten years of difference in lifespan. voice-verified

How can we today make a difference on both of those elements? voice-verified

Because they're super important. voice-verified

Thank you so much indeed for joining me. voice-verified

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