Usually when you try something for the first time, it takes a while to perfect your craft. Not for The Italian Grandma, as she’s known across the Internet.
Stagecoach Mary: “You Got A Problem with That?”
Mary Fields, AKA Stagecoach Mary, was born a slave and at the age of 60 became the first African American woman to work for the U.S. Postal Service. A legend of the old west, the six foot tall two hundred pounder was a cigar smoking, whiskey drinking brawler ready and willing to fight for her right to live as she wanted.
Gregg Allman: Why the 67-Year-Old Rocker is Not Done Yet!
When the Allman Brothers band decided to call it quits Gregg Allman was faced with a choice: He could quietly fade away, or he could use the opportunity to step up and do some things he’s always wanted to do. Here’s his take on Growing Bolder.
Oldest Living West Point Grad Turns 103
At 103 William Ely truly is a Growing Bolder Rock Star of Aging. Even in his 100s he’s making a difference by helping raise money for wounded vets He’s redefining what’s possible as a centenarian.
Slowing Time Down With Mind Over Matter
How do you slow time down? Live in the moment. Ellen Langer is one of the world’s preeminent social psychologists, a Harvard professor and author of 11 books who has designed some amazing research studies to determine how the mind influences the body.
Alex Rotas
Alex Rotas not only discovered a new hobby after her retirement, she discovered a passion that’s led to a whole new career. Find out what she’s learned about life by photographing athletes in their 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond.
Mariam Paré
In an instant, Miriam Paré went from being a college art student to a gun-shot victim and quadriplegic. She thought her dreams and aspirations were dead, until she discovered the magic world of mouth painting. Now, James Bond himself is a big fan of her work. She shares her incredible story of hope and inspiration.
The Ageless Appeal of Art
There’s something special about looking at art. Who created it? Was it a man or a woman? Were they rich or poor? Young or old? Art appeals to each individual on a personal level, no matter who created it.
Ernie Andrus
World War II vet Ernie Andrus is 91 years old and always looking for a new adventure. So he’s currently running — yes, running! — across the country on a mission to preserve an important battleship and return it to Normandy Beach.
Art Sherman
After never training a horse that even appeared in the Kentucky Derby or Preakness, 77-year-old trainer Art Sherman’s horse California Chrome WON both races in 2014. Find out why it’s never too late for your dreams to come true.
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