Free internet retirement educational shows for boomers are now available on the internet.

San Diego California—Retirement Radio (www.retirementradio.net) offers valuable free information on the Internet for the 76 million baby-boomers who are facing retirement and aging issues. The site is accessible around the clock, seven days a week.

San Diego California (PRWEB) January 9, 2004 --—Retirement Radio (www.retirementradio.net) offers valuable free information on the Internet for the 76 million baby-boomers who are facing retirement and aging issues. The site is accessible around the clock, seven days a week.

Listeners can benefit from a dozen current shows covering a variety of topics, including interviews with experts on where to retire, health and fitness, financial planning, insurance, new careers, entrepreneurs, aging parents, travel, and entertainment. New shows are added regularly, and previously aired shows are archived and readily available.

High-speed Internet access is not necessary. All that is required is a computer outfitted with a sound card and speakers, and any kind of Internet access (dial-up, cable, DSL, etc.).

Producers and hosts Tom and Mary Lou Magee also offer another Internet show, HR Radio (www.HRRadio.com), which provides a wealth of information for human resource professionals.

The idea to develop www.retirementradio.net came about as a result of interviewing hundreds of retirees and pre-retirement individuals about aging and retirement issues. The Magees, authors of awarding-winning books such as Baja California Business Opportunities and Retirement Guide" and RVing For Fun and Profit" learned from others through call-in radio and television shows and seminars.

"There was a lot of misinformation out there. People were making life-changing decisions without having enough information. Consequently, they often made the wrong decision, with disastrous results," Tom Magee said. We live in a very busy world. Most of us don't have the time to research and read enough. When it comes to planning where and when to retire, or how to help aging relatives, getting the right information is vital." Retirement Radio makes it easy to not only get that information, but to get it when it is needed, without hours of wasted effort.

The Magees continue their desire to help people live longer, more fulfilling lives with the launching of yet another Internet show, Diabetes Radio (www.diabetesradio.com), which debuts in January 2004.

The Magees may be reached at 1-877-935-8790, or e-mail ThomMagee@aol.com.
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