Wendy Chioji

Growing Bolder contributor Wendy Chioji waged a very public battle against her breast cancer. Now, 12 years after her diagnosis, she travels the world seeking adventures and living life boldly. We get her to slow down for an update on her latest news

Make a Stand

Second-grader Vivienne Harr was so moved by a photo of child slaves that she decided to make a stand. She opened a ‘lemon-aid’ stand outside her home and in less than one year, this 9-year-old has started a global movement.

Bob Dotson

Over the past 40 years, NBC journalist Bob Dotson has logged more than 4 million miles searching the country to tell the American story. He reveals the famous photo that launched this project and what he’s learned about our true American values.

Stephen Jepson

A former college arts professor, whose work is in the Smithsonian, is the unlikely ringleader behind a brain health philosophy that is gaining support from big brains across the country. Find out why he wants you to stop exercising and start playing.

Brene Brown

You’re about to meet a woman whose life changed overnight — all because she was willing to admit she’s vulnerable. Find out why researcher and storyteller Brene Brown thinks her talk on vulnerability, shame and courage struck such a nerve.

Charlie Brotman

Charlie Brotman has one of the most unique — and coveted — jobs in public announcing. Since 1957, he’s been the voice of every presidential inauguration. He shares some memorable stories and reveals why he’s never been paid a dime.

Sandy Shugart

By day, he’s the president of the nation’s top community college. In his spare time, he’s a poet/singer/songwriter. Find out the unique ways Dr. Sandy Shugart blends his passions and why he thinks we look at leadership from the wrong vantage point.

There in Your Time of Need

Cornerstone Hospice CEO Chuck Lee is passionate about making a difference for families facing end of life decisions, and it’s a job that’s personal for him and the entire Cornerstone staff.

David Freiberg

Two bands captured the sound and the spirit of the San Francisco psychedelic rock scene — Jefferson Airplane and Quicksilver Messenger Service. And one man was a crucial member of both bands. David Freiberg shares takes us back to ’60s.

Jeff Yeager

It turns out, retirement living may have less to do with your investments and much more to do with trimming the fat from your expenses. The Ultimate Cheapskate reveals the secrets of living the retirement you want on any budget.

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