Are you ever too old to have sex? Well, it depends.

The Life (Part 2) panel talks about sex and sexuality in the "golden years." The short answer is: it depends. It depends on things like opportunity, availability, ability and desire.

The long answer is no, you're never too old for sex. But the landscape does change. Dr. Bean Robinson, Associate Director of the University of Minnesota's Program in Human Sexuality, says that sexual connection is very basic to humans. After all, each of us has a sexual identity and while it may change, it doesn't disappear.

There are also differences in the ways that men and women deal with their sexuality over the years. A lot of women become more confident in expressing and acting on their needs and desires. On the other hand, and for the other gender, there may be fears about "performing." Erectile dysfunction is big business these days, and thus, a pervasive part of the culture.

So there's some not-so-good news, and some good news. Over time, Dr. Bean says, people tend to have less sex in long-term relationships. But, people also claim more satisfaction with their sex lives as they age.

LIFE (PART 2) is a smart, daring series on the subject of aging. It's a straight-talking show filled with honesty, integrity and humor. Each half-hour episode, host Alan Rosenberg and a panel of regular contributors, guest experts and celebrities delve deeply into a range of topics. Each features visits to people around the country; freewheeling, roundtable discussions; one-on-one interviews; and brief personal essays.

Do you ever wonder what the meaning of life is?

Well, Life (Part 2) is about life. It's an innovative series by and about the whopping 26% of the American population who are 55 and older (and you know who you are).

You've got questions. And although we might not have all the answers, Life (Part 2) is all about diving in and asking, exploring, and challenging. It's not your grandparents' show about getting old. It's about the new "old" age; it's about aging vitally and vibrantly, defying ageist stereotypes, and still having a clear-eyed view of the challenges that come with this new territory. It is about redefining what the second part of life is all about.

Hosted by actor (and backgammon champ) Alan Rosenberg, each episode offers valuable insight and depth about the art and science of aging with healthy doses of irreverence and humor. We may not be able to answer the big questions, like "What is the meaning of life? How do we make the most of our time on this planet? Paper or plastic?" But, Life (Part 2) can tell you a lot about living. And really, isn't that what it's all about?