How Do Sports Impact Our Thinking About Aging?

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Recorded28 Jun 2020

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This week we start off talking about the complete absurdity of college sports, the ways we expect the NBA to fail in its bid to restart and Djokovic being a fool. It remains a strange time for sports and it only seems to be getting more complex! Our main topic this week is how sports impacts our thinking about aging. Does it feed into how we dismiss the elderly? How does it limit the impact of both the young and the old? What does it tell us about peaking? Is there almost a class distinction? How are some sports different from others? Are there better models? Music: Trad Godsey

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