Afraid to get older? The people you’re about to meet in this episode of the Growing Bolder Radio Show will show you that not only is aging nothing to dread, it’s something to look forward to. You’ll also see how it’s never too late to find new love, new careers and a new lease on life.

Virginia Madsen is one of our most beloved, and stunning, actresses, but she’s much more beautiful on the inside. With her dynamic and Emmy Award-winning mother at her side, she’s produced a documentary that celebrates extraordinary women over the age of 65. Virginia says the film has not only erased any fears she may have once had about aging, it’s made her excited for the next, liberating chapters in her life.

Alice Duffy says she never even dared to dream of appearing on Broadway, but at the age of 81, that’s exactly what happened. She reveals what it was like to make her debut on the Great White Way in her 80s and how her new career has given her a new lease on life, despite suffering some severe losses in the past few years.

He’s a socially conscious entrepreneur who wanted to give people without a lot of means the chance to make a big difference. Dan Hoffman’s “I’m Tired Of” concept is harnessing the power of thousands of people to help a variety of charities.

You may not recognize his name, but what Bill Hargrove did makes him unforgettable. His love of bowling earned him the distinction of becoming the oldest league bowler in history, and he continued to hit the lanes at least once a week right up until his death at the age of 107. Before his death, he talked to Growing Bolder about longevity and a passion that fueled his desire to live for years.

And Growing Bolder takes you Inside the Story with three-time Olympian and all-around great guy Hunter Kemper.

Remember, the Growing Bolder Radio Show airs Saturdays at 3 p.m. and Sundays at 7 a.m. on Central Florida’s NPR affiliate, 90.7 WMFE-FM. Tune in and turn it up!