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Harold Garde

Harold Garde would be a great artist at any age. His work hangs in museums from Florida to Wyoming to Houston and it’s collected by art lovers across the world. But he just happens to be in his late 80s and he’s still creating new art every day.

Maggie Griffin

She’s 90 years old and one of the hottest personalities on TV. Maggie Griffin explains how her outrageous daughter’s exploits have made stars out of both of them and brought them closer than ever.

Mark Victor Hansen

He’s inspired millions of people around the world to follow their passions with his best-selling “Chicken Soup for the Soul” series of books. Find out how Mark Victor Hansen is doing his best to get America back on track.

Growing Bolder Radio Show: Sept. 18, 2010

Who’s in your circle of friends? If your crew doesn’t include people both younger and older than you, not only are you missing out on a chance to grow but you’re wasting an opportunity to leave the world a better place.

Roger McGuinn in Studio: Part 2

We’re taking you back inside the studio with rock legend Roger McGuinn, and this time he’s explaining how Mr. Tambourine evolved from a demo that no one in the band really liked to the classic you know and love today.

Growing Bolder Radio Show: Sept. 11, 2010

It’s time to get mentally tough and start taking personal responsibility for your actions, your health and wealth. Find out how you really can use mind over matter to accomplish all your goals in life.

Peter Buffett

His father is one of the richest men on the planet, yet Peter Buffett says he’s learned some valuable lessons from his father — money does not equal happiness. Find out how loving what you do can make you richer than you ever imagined.

Steve Siebold

Author Steve Siebold is causing a lot of controversy with his new book, “Die Fat or Get Tough.” He says it’s simple: if you’re fat, it’s your fault. Find out why he thinks his position is the wake-up call America needs.

Donald Pellman

World records are made to be broken, but the track and field world is still buzzing over 95-year-old Donald Pellman’s recent smashing of his own record in the high jump.