DeEtte Sauer

When DeEtte Sauer decided to lose weight, she not only transformed her life, she also discovered a hidden talent that’s now a major part of her life.

Richard Burns

At the age of 38, high-powered ad exec Richard Burns was struck down with a stroke and declared dead. This is the story of his incredible comeback.

Suze Orman

Baby Boomers have the lowest rate of poverty of any age group, but they have the highest rate of anxiety about their finances. Suze Orman, one of the most respected personal finance experts in the world, is sharing the tips you need to know now to take care of your money for the rest of your life.

Jerry Levasseur

At the age of 6, Jerry Levasseur nearly burned to death during a massive fire at the circus. He overcame his injuries and grief to become a world champion. Now in his mid-70s, he’s a running superstar. Find out how he overcame incredible obstacles in life.

Carol Kaye

Long before Meghan Trainor, there was another First Lady of Bass — the bass guitar. Meet Carol Kaye, the woman who gave hundreds of classic hits the beat we all groove to!

Jock Freemantle

Jock Freemantle is in a race against a terminal cancer diagnosis to mass produce one of the coolest cars ever built. Despite his diagnosis, his attitude and enthusiasm for life remains upbeat and contagious. Get inspired to try new things and embrace all aspects of life.

Rattling Around My Brain

I’ve often wondered why some have more success changing their lifestyle and altering their behavior than others—even when their lives are at stake. Why are some able to lose weight, get fit, stop smoking, overcome drug addictions, find a new job, learn to play the guitar, earn a degree and more when others try and fail? Where do some get the persistence to endure the inevitable setbacks and failures that are an unavoidable part of personal transformation?

Tony Handler

Not even six different types of cancer and more than 20 surgeries can slow Tony Handler down. We catch up with this 75-year-old triathlon superstar.

Anne Karpf

There is no question our society still stigmatizes aging. Author and sociologist Anne Karpf says enough is enough. She explains how she’s helping to change the narrative around aging by helping to show its opportunities, beauty and excitement.

Sheila McCauley Keys

Rosa Parks’ refusal to give up her seat on a segregated Alabama bus changed the nation forever. Her niece looks back on her famous auntie’s legacy, sharing never-before-told stories from the family’s perspective.

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