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Growing Bolder Radio Show
Growing Bolder Radio Show: July 2, 2011
Want to live a long and healthy life? It’s YOUR responsibility, not anyone else’s, to help you get to the finish line. Find out just how good life can be when you get there.
Kathy Smith
Legendary health and fitness expert Kathy Smith explains exactly what you should be doing to age well. From the types of activities to the length of workouts, find out what you need to know to live a healthier, longer life.
Ed Whitlock
Ed Whitlock is living proof of the possibilities of exceptionally successful aging. The 81-year-old recently smashed two world records in the mile and the marathon. He shares his secret to success, and it’s something anyone can do.
Camille Thoman
During a chance trip to play platform tennis, acclaimed writer and filmmaker Camille Thoman encountered a group of eight men, all in their 80s, who get together every day to play. Within minutes, she had fallen in love with them.
Moby-Duck: Following the Bath Toys Lost at Sea
In 1992, a cargo ship lost one of its containers during a violent storm, sending 28,800 rubber bath toys splashing into the sea. A journalist decided to track down what ever happened to them and in the process, discovered how connected we all are.
Growing Bolder Radio Show: June 25, 2011
A life-altering health diagnosis is scary, but meet people who’ve discovered that it can also be a new lease on life and yes, even funny. It’s all about attitude!
Lisa Oz: Transform Your Relationships
Nothing can hold you back in life like a bad relationships and nothing else can make you soar like a good one. Best-selling author Lisa Oz helps you discover your “authentic self,” which she says will have ripple effects on EVERY relationship.
Carla Ulbrich
Carla Ulbrich considers herself a professional smart aleck. But when she was diagnosed with lupus, at first she didn’t think it was so funny. Now, she’s found that humor may really be the best medicine. Listen to her funny take on healthcare.
Hank Brunjes
By age 20, Hank Brunjes had taken Broadway by storm and was sharing the stage with some of the biggest stars in the world. But what happens when you age out of Broadway? You find a new way to keep dancing!
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