Elsa Hoffman

At 104 years old, Elsa Hoffman was living proof that attitude is one of the greatest predictors of longevity. She shared what she thought were the most important keys to longevity and her tips for living a long, vibrant life.

Rachel Veitch’s Final Joyride With Chariot

Her body broke down before her beloved car — but 93-year-old Rachel Veitch wouldn’t have it any other way. Come along as Growing Bolder joins the viral video star for her last ride in her Mercury Comet Caliente.

She’s 96 and Still Teaching Yoga

Adela Choquet is 96 years old and STILL teaching yoga several times a week. We first met her five years ago, and wait until you see how fit and fabulous she is. Her goal is to keep teaching until at least 100, and somehow, we think she can do it!

Johnny Mathis’s Lessons for Staying Active

His is one of the most iconic voices of our lifetime. Now in his mid-70s, Johnny Mathis’ voice is just as fresh, just as warm and just as compelling today. Find out what tips he has for anyone to stay active and engaged throughout your lifetime.

Rita Coolidge

Few singers have had careers as long or as successful as Rita Coolidge. For more than four decades, her music has been the soundtrack of our lives, and she’s still finding new ways to make songs uniquely hers.

Lewis Richmond

What will you do with your extra years? Each generation lives longer and longer, and none of us want to waste the time we have. Author and Buddhist teacher Lewis Richmond says it’s crucial to embrace change and examine what makes us happy.

Rowdy Gaines: Passions of Youth

Instead of the Olympics, Rowdy Gaines now trains and competes at Masters Swimming events all over the country. And he says you can follow in his wake, just by asking yourself one simple question.

Roger McGuinn: Going Green

Did you know that Roger McGuinn, music superstar, is committed to protecting the environment? Reuse and recycle are big words for Roger and his wife, but they go even further to save energy and money.

Roger McGuinn: Losing the Label

Years ago, if you wanted to make it in the music business, you had to find a record company, a major studio, a band and more. But times have changed, and Roger McGuinn says that now anyone can pursue their passions.

Dr. Dot Richardson: Just Get Started

Are you waiting for your life’s purpose to find you? Why not go find it? Dr. Dot Richardson says the key is to believe in yourself and to chase what you life. If you’re not good at it or you don’t have experience, don’t let the doubts scare you away.

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