One Month to Build a Lifetime of Memories

Our Wendy Chioji has been saying yes to adventures for decades, and recently, that led to her to a very special expedition. Wendy was part of an 11-person crew that sailed through the dreaded Drake Passage, to several of the South Shetland Islands, to the continent of Antarctica and back.

Growing Bolder Magazine: Vol. 29

Deepak Chopra, the guru of mind-body healing, is transforming wellness through JIYO. Find out how his tips can help you lead a healthier, more mindful life. Plus, we take you inside the invitation-only annual event that attracts some of the world’s top experts in healthcare and innovation.

50 Boston Marathons in a Row. So, What’s Next for Ben Beach?

Ben Beach, now 67, is the first person to complete 50 consecutive Boston Marathons (and by the way, he completed this one in 5:01:26, which qualifies him to run #51 in 2018 if he chooses!).

It’s Time to Make Some Decisions

Focusing on the positives does not mean you can ignore the more challenging facts of life, and here’s a big one. At some point, we will all face our own mortality. And it will happen whether we’re ready or not. That’s why we’re teaming up with our partners at The Conversation Project to spread the word about National Healthcare Decisions Day

The Case for Christ

There’s a common thread among investigative journalists in America: they value truth above all, and will stop at nothing to find it. In the Bolder Movies spotlight, we take a look at the new film The Case for Christ, based on the real-life journey and best-selling book from Lee Strobel.

The Black Book By James Patterson

James Patterson joins Growing Bolder by phone to share why he says The Black Book is the best book he’s written in decades, and what’s next for this legendary author.

The Art of Caregiving: The Art of Advocating

Amy O’Rourke is one of America’s top advocates for caregivers and families, and in this The Art of Caregiving Minute, she explains why you have to be forceful and patient when it comes to advocating for your loved one.

A Masterclass in Active Longevity

With a combined age of more than 360, John Corse, Ed Graves, Betty Lorenzi and Joan Campbell had the chance to smash two things: a swimming world record and expectations for what 80- and 90-year-olds can do.

Be Kind Whenever Possible. (Spoiler: It’s Always Possible.)

We’ve interviewed some of the world’s oldest people, including centenarians and super-centenarians, and across the board, they tell us that staying active and engaged in the world, through friendships and romantic relationships, is the key to longevity. The moment you become isolated or lonely is the moment you start the descent into growing older, not Growing Bolder.

Ed Whitlock

Ed Whitlock didn’t just break running world records — he forever rewrote the history books. After taking up running again in his 40s, he went on to set new records in his 70s and 80s. In one of his final interviews, Ed talks to Growing Bolder about his passion for running and why he continued to do it against medical advice.

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