Wouldn’t it be fun to be in the spotlight just because you look like somebody else? And get paid for it, too? Take :60 and see how famous faces are cashing in.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Bobby Goldsboro
He’s a music legend, with fans all over the globe. Now, he’s expanding his empire and showing off his other artistic skills. Take a minute (that’s all!) and see what Bobby Goldsboro is doing to keep Growing Bolder.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Women in Racing
More and more in the world of racing, women are smashing stereotypes and kicking some tires. Yes, it turns out the Good Old Boys club is more co-ed than you’d think!
Lifelong Learning Minute: Joe Kittinger
An aviation pioneer, hot air balloon adventurist, war hero and space legend — Col. Joe Kittinger is also one of the kindest people you’ll ever meet. Hear what he says about living legacies and giving back.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Hats! The Musical
They say the older the fiddle, the sweeter the tune. And when it comes to “Hats! The Musical,” that’s truer than ever. See how a group of Red Hatters are redefining what it means to be a woman over the age of 50.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Stephen Goldman
Stephen Goldman was a tech titan who retired in 2000 to begin his “second life” as a composer and philanthropist. He has combined those interests to benefit several organizations including the world renowned Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Onie Ponder
She’s 110 years old and has voted in every Presidential election since 1920. Onie Ponder is one in a million.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Home Makeover Help
These days it’s not easy to sell, so why not make the most out of the home you have? Take a minute — that’s all you need — and see who the real movers and shakers are when it comes to the home improvement industry.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Tri, Tri Again
Her battle with breast cancer enlightened all women; her determination to help others was only equaled by her dedication to becoming a world-class athlete.
Lifelong Learning Minute: Worm Warriors
A trip to Australia changed Bernie and Carl Moro’s lives forever. When they returned, they came out of retirement and started a new business — with worms. Worms eat and they excrete, and Bernie and Carl say they can make the world a better place.