Given a prognosis of just five years to live by his doctors, comedian Steve Mazan asked himself, “What do I really want to do?” Now in a documentary, “Dying to Do Letterman,” Mazan has exceeded both his doctor’s expectations and his wildest dreams.
Growing Bolder TV: John Suscovich
When John Suscovich left the Howard Stern Show to become a full-time farmer in Connecticut, he found his Growing Bolder moment. He talks with Bill Shafer about the lessons he’s learned from taking the leap and why he says it’s the best thing he did.
Growing Bolder TV: Jacqueline Brito
Saying good-bye to loved ones is never easy, but according to Jacqueline Brito, it is essential that we learn how to do this. After losing three close family members in less than a year, Jacqueline says we can learn to accept this transition in life.
Growing Bolder TV: Rich Roll
We all have the power to change at any given moment. It requires just one thing. What is that thing? Rich Roll, who lost 40 pounds and transformed himself into one of the planet’s fittest people, explains how changing his life saved his life.
Growing Bolder TV: Jay Boyar
If you’ve been to the movies lately, you may have noticed a subtle — but huge — difference. Suddenly, the hottest actors on the screen are older than ever. Is this a fluke? A trend? Movie critic Jay Boyar explains the changing face of Hollywood.
Growing Bolder TV: Rowdy Gaines
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Rowdy Gaines is the fastest 50+ swimmer who has ever lived and he says he is living proof that dreams come true.
Growing Bolder TV: DeeDee Trotter
Growing Bolder is not about age — it’s about attitude. It’s about overcoming obstacles and emerging better, stronger and more empowered. That’s why we’re so inspired by U.S. Olympic track and field athlete DeeDee Trotter.
Growing Bolder TV: Shellane Demarest
Fitness doesn’t have to be so overwhelming. Personal trainer Shellane Demarest explains what functional fitness is and how you can work out all day long, if you’re paying attention.
Growing Bolder TV: Susan Mitchell
No matter who you are, by the time you’re in your 30s, your body starts to lose muscle mass. What can we do about it? Registered dietitian and nutrition expert Susan Mitchell offers two big suggestions for maintaining your muscle mass.
Growing Bolder: Tara Gidus
Boost your mood with food. Find out how from the Diet Diva Tara Gidus.