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Sandy Scott

He survived one of the rarest and most dangerous types of neck injuries to become one of the nation’s greatest cyclists.

Growing Bolder Radio Show: Jan. 23, 2010

This week’s guests include aviator and inventor Forest Bird; cyclist Sandy Scott, who overcame a broken back to become one of the country’s greatest athletes; singer Tanya Tucker and a woman who lost weight but gained a new life.

The Edison Effect

Frank Attwood was one of those guys who seemed to have it all — he just wasn’t happy. He searched for something fulfilling and rewarding and found his answer in the greatest inventor this country has ever known.

Growing Bolder Radio Show: Jan. 16, 2010

This week’s guests include de-clutter expert Ciji Ware; Gretchen Rubin, the leader of the Happiness Project; yoga guru and life coach Dave Romanelli and we go Inside the Story with a girl honoring her mother’s memory with lemonade stands.

Ciji Ware

Shows profiling hoarders are the hottest things on TV right now. Even if your clutter is less extreme, many of us still have trouble throwing stuff away. Learn how to “rightsize” your life.

Lifelong Learning Minute: Fab Follies

It’s never too late to shine — or to kick up your heels and dance! See how a group of men and women is staying in colorful character, and finding time in the spotlight.

Susan Silver

She’s the unofficial spokeswoman for Cougars everywhere, but Susan Silver is much more than a pretty face. She’s a TV pioneer who has a lot to say about the state of TV.

Colin Beavan

One of the best known eco-warriors explains what his family learned during their journey to drastically reduce their carbon footprints.

Growing Bolder Radio Show: Jan. 2, 2010

This week’s guests include eco-warrior Colin Beavan, relationship expert Susan Silver, rock icon Joe Cocker and we go Inside the Story with a woman who found a new purpose in life after her husband’s death.

Robert Wagner Remembers Night Natalie Wood Died

There are few Hollywood careers that can match the longevity or success of Robert J. Wagner. He opens up about his six decades in Hollywood and losing the love of his life, Natalie Wood.