Hollywood siren Monica Lewis was an MGM star, toured the world entertaining the troops with Danny Kaye and even voiced Miss Chiquita Banana in commercials. Just before her death at 93, in one of her final interviews, she shared insightful and interesting stories from her early days in show business.
Buzz Cason
Songwriter Buzz Cason’s songs have been covered by artists like The Beatles, U2, Pearl Jam, Dolly Parton and Martina McBride, just to name a few. Now in his 70s, he’s still touring and releasing new music. He looks back on his legendary career.
The Secrets of Long and Happy Lives
What can we learn from centenarians? It turns out, A LOT! Steve Franklin, Ph.D., spent years to talking to hundreds of people to discover their secrets of success in money, work and life.
Steve Franklin
What can centenarians teach you about healthy aging? EVERYTHING! Former college professor Steve Franklin has interviewed more than 500 people 100 and older and shares the three principles you can start adapting NOW to live longer, better.
Irv Benson
Irv Benson is one of the last survivors of one of the most incredible eras in show business — the days of vaudeville. The 100-year-old funnyman looks back on this unique period in entertainment history and reveals whether being 100 is funny.
Remembering Charlie Daniels
Country music legend Charlie Daniels has died at the age of 83. A few years ago, he called Growing Bolder from the road to share stories from his career, including how he got his start thanks to Bob Dylan.
Boz Skaggs
Rocker Boz Skaggs’ career began in the 1960s and is still going strong today. Boz explains why he’s having more fun, how he’s a better player and why he’s working more than ever before.
Key Howard: The Dreamer Who Keeps Dreaming
Key Howard’s dream was a career in show biz. And it’s a dream that came true time and time again. Now in his mid-80s, he’s not done dreaming yet. The man who worked with everyone from Hope to Rickles has a very special message about YOUR dreams.
William Zinke
Are you “successfully aging?” One of the top experts on reinventing your career after 50 offers tips for what can be the most productive years of your life, even in the midst of these times of high unemployment and low economic growth.
Thelma Reese
Thelma Reese is 80 years old and on the forefront of changing the way our culture views aging. She’s active, vibrant and excited about her future. She explains why it’s so crucial to highlight the new role models of aging women.
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