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Emmy-award-winning journalist Jane Pauley is back once a month on NBC's TODAY show as AARP’s contributor. She’s shining a spotlight on people age 50+ who are reinventing themselves in new and different ways. Segment airs February 14th on the NBC TODAY Show between 8:30-9:00 a.m. More

AARP's Your Life Calling With Jane Pauley

Your Life Calling Season Two Highlights

Successful second season combines Jane Pauley’s expertise with amazing Americans who see turning 50 as a start, not a finish. Watch

Jane Pauley interviews Orlando Ward about his transformation from basketball player to helping the poor in Los Angeles

The Ultimate Rebound

Jane Pauley interviews a former basketball star who went from homeless to helping others in need. Watch

Jane Pauley - Your Life Calling - with Bill and Patty Sutherland in Tuscany

Learning to Cook — and Live — in Tuscany

Jane Pauley interviews a Texas couple who turned their love of Italy and its cuisine into a thriving business. Watch

Portrait of Jane Pauley with architect Charles Thornton at Ground Zero in New York City

Building Futures

Jane Pauley interviews a Maryland engineer who's using his talents to mentor high school students. Watch

Your Life Calling Jane Pauley and Chaplain Rittmaster

Counseling on the Frontlines

Jane Pauley interviews a minister who left his church to mentor soldiers at war in Iraq. Watch

Jane Pauley with the Pinchots-innovative graduate program for green MBA degrees

Helping Future Business Leaders Go 'Green'

A Washington state couple starts a sustainable MBA program. Watch

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Your Life Calling

Your Life Calling’s Highlights Reel spotlights the eight inspirational stories featured in Season Two of the series. These profile stories introduced us to a cross-section of people, age 50+, who are redefining retirement by creating their own stage in their “second act” of life.

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