Suddenly Senior

Shane Gould - Ignore older women at your peril!

Suddenly Senior

Show Notes

At the age of 15 she stunned the world when she took out five medals, three of them gold, at the 1972 Munich Olympics. At the age of 61 she stunned her competitors when she became the oldest ever winner of the Survivor franchise. Shane Gould is a true champion who has always walked to the beat of her own drum. Independent, courageous, and adventurous, she’s not about to let her age slow her down. Not until she's finished building her dream house. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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