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Helen Von Dolteren-Fournier

Have you considered taking a holistic approach to planning your financial future? What’s that? Attorney and financial planner Helen Von Dolteren-Fournier explains why — and how — it could be your secret to successful retirement.

Dick Van Dyke: Just Keep Moving

What can we learn from one of the most beloved stars in history? Just keep moving! The great Dick Van Dyke talks to Growing Bolder about love, life, the joy of physical activity and creativity as he celebrates life in his 90s.

Beverly D’Angelo

Beverly D’Angelo is one of the most fascinating women in Hollywood. Now in her 60s, she describes what it’s like to have teenagers and why creativity, not success, has always been the driving force in her life.

Growing Bolder Radio #198

Beverly D’Angelo is one of the most fascinating women in Hollywood. Now in her 60s, she describes what it’s like to have teenagers and why creativity, not success, has always been the driving force in her life. Plus, Billy Bob Thornton, Helen Von Dolteren-Fournier and Dennis Branham.

Growing Bolder Magazine: Vol. 20

Sue Ellen Ewing pushed bold, new boundaries on the long-running TV series Dallas, and now Linda Gray, the woman who brought her to life, continues to push boundaries. Plus, financial whiz Suze Orman sits for our 5 Questions to dish out no-nonsense advice on getting your financial house in order.

Looking Into the Future: It’s Never Too Early or Too Late!

Part of Growing Bolder’s mission is to inspire people of all ages to believe that it’s never too late to put their health first, to pursue their passions, to chase their dreams and to prove that it’s not about age; it’s about attitude. And it seems other have adopted that mission as well.

Malcolm Law

Malcolm Law never really tried anything extreme, until he turned 50. Now he’s not only attempted an extreme athletic event, he’s completed what’s being called one of the biggest feats of human endurance.

Andrew Payer

Looking for a unique way to make a difference? Andrew Payer, Ph.D., of the UCF College of Medicine explains how donating your body to science can not only help educate the next generation of doctors, it can help save future lives. Plus, wait until you learn how carefully and reverentially the bodies are treated and cared for.

Linda Gray

Linda Gray gave life to Sue Ellen Ewing, one of TV’s most iconic characters, and in the process, helped the world discuss a once-taboo topic — alcoholism. Find out just how personal that role was to her and why she’s never stopped pushing the boundaries.