Baby boomers reject retirement

The first representatives of the Baby Boomer Generation are turning 65 this month, but whether it's due to the economy or their own personal preference, many are not ready to retire. Will boomers change the way we think of retirement?

Guests

• Marc Freedman: founder and CEO of Civic Ventures, and author of "Encore: Finding Work That Matters in the Second Half of Life."
• Ellen Galinsky: President and co-founder of Families and Work Institute.

Resources

• About Marc Freedman
• About Ellen Galinsky