Micky Dolenz says he struggled for years to make people realize that the Monkees were real musicians. These days, he’s letting his new music do the talking.
John Davis
Wilderness adventurer John Davis is on a mission to restore and protect our wildlife habitats. To make his point, he just completed a 7,500-mile journey using nothing but manpower. Find out how he thinks he big trip will make a difference.
Barbara Hannah Grufferman: Living Forever
If you could live forever — would you want to? What if there were drugs to make it possible…who would get them first? Author Barbara Hannah Grufferman tackles this tough topic.
Business Goes to the Dogs
He had a passion — and he turned it into big business. Neal Bowlen fell in love with dogs, and now he works to make sure people from all over can see them, too.
Overnight Sensation, 50 Years in the Making
How do you become a YouTube viral sensation at the age of 68? You tell a really good story. Jeanne Robertson and her growing legion of fans prove that people over 50 are embracing the Internet and leveraging social media in rapidly growing numbers.
Charles Fox
He’s the man behind some of the most beloved songs of our generation, and at 71, Charles Fox says he’s still writing for tomorrow. Find out which of his mega-hits you know by heart.
Mark Matousek
Are people inherently good or inherently bad? That’s the question writer Mark Matousek set out to answer in his new book, “Ethical Wisdom: What Makes Us Good.” Find out the surprising role gossip plays in keeping society healthy.
Growing Bolder Radio Show: Nov. 19, 2011
From an 80-year-old rodeo champion to incurable cancer patients who beat the odds, see how the power of a positive example can change your life forever.
80-Year-Old Rodeo Champ Keeps on Riding
Who says rodeo riding is a young man’s sport? Meet Allan Johnson, a man who has been roping cows from the back of a horse since the age of 16. Now 80, he sees no reason to get off his horse any time soon.
Tami Boehmer
After discovering that her breast cancer had metastasized, Tami Boehmer turned to the Internet to discover people like her — the people who statistics are not kind to. What she found changed her life forever.
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