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Growing Bolder Radio

Growing Bolder Radio Show

Justin Halpern

Justin Halpern launched an entire media career off of a Twitter feed. The man behind the hilarious “$#*! My Dad Says” is back with a new book and this time, he’s making fun of himself and his poor track record with women.

Lynn Sherr

She’s an award-winning writer and journalist, but what you may not know is that Lynn Sherr is one of the world’s most passionate people when it comes to the sport of swimming!

Dr. Susan Mitchell

Are you tired of so-called experts telling you what you SHOULDN’T eat? Growing Bolder’s Nutrition Expert has a real-life approach to food. Find out why she thinks diet is a four-letter word and get her tips for what you SHOULD eat.

Allan Luks

When you make a difference in your community — do you experience a “helper’s high?” Meet Allan Luks, the man who coined the phrase and is considered one of the world’s top experts in volunteering.

Matt Thornhill

Matt Thornhill is one of the nation’s top experts on marketing to Boomers. He weighs in on how he sees Boomers changing the world over the next several decades in areas from extended careers, Social Security and end-of-life issues.

Nadine O’Connor

At 70, Nadine O’Connor is a mother, a grandmother, a retired mathematics teacher and a world-record setting Hall of Fame track star. She explains why she and her significant other are trying to revolutionize the field of knee replacements.

Morgan Shepherd

At 70, NASCAR driver Morgan Shepherd has no troubles keeping up with the kids. He’s frequently near the top of the standings and he sees no need to slow down. But racing isn’t the most important thing in his life. He reveals what is.

David Biebel

Most Americans are now running on empty — we’re exhausted. It leads to stress, sickness, disease and unhappiness. So what can we to start feeling better? Florida Hospital’s Dr. David Biebel offers 52 simple ways to start feeling great today!

Temple Grandin

As a child, doctors urged Temple Grandin’s parents to institutionalize her. They refused, and today, she’s one of the most famous people with autism and is a scientist whose ideas change the way our livestock is treated. She shares her story.