Rick Hall

What drew artists like Aretha Franklin, Percy Sledge and the Rolling Stones away from LA and to the small town of Muscle Shoals, Ala? Rick Hall.

Katherine Beiers

When she was 48, Katherine Beiers went for her first run because she didn’t know how to do any other sport. Now 82, she’s still running and inspiring people, including at the famed Boston Marathon where she was the oldest person to compete the 2015 race.

Kimberly Snyder

Nutritionist Kimberly Snyder says it’s time we all stop obsessing over numbers when it comes to weight loss and start focusing on our minds and souls. She explains how traveling the world for three years changed her approach to health forever.

Sonia Warshawski

Sonia Warshawski survived three death camps during the Holocaust yet seldom spoke about it in the decades that followed. As she approaches 90, she’s talking about it for the first time. Find out why.

Gregory Kloehn

See how an ingenious artist is turning what’s typically thought of as trash into functional, livable, portable shelters for the homeless.

Anne Archer

Anne Archer has starred in some of the biggest blockbusters in Hollywood history, but that doesn’t mean she’s immune to the industry’s ageism and sexism. Find out how she’s fighting back and feeling bolder than ever!

Growing Bolder Radio: Targeting 50+ Listeners

Growing Bolder Radio is an inspirational, lifestyle program from the Emmy Award-winning producers of Growing Bolder TV. It’s a 60-minute program featuring celebrity guests, sports stars, health experts, musicians, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives.

Bonner Paddock

Bonner Paddock was born with cerebral palsy but it hasn’t slowed him down. From climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to completing a grueling Ironman triathlon, he explains why he’s motivated to make a positive difference in the world.

Kenny Rogers

The legendary Kenny Rogers looks back on his 50 years in the business and reveals what the future holds for this country music megastar.

Christine Schwab

For 20 years, fashion and style expert Christine Schwab hid something she was convinced would kill her career — her rheumatoid arthritis. She explains why.

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