Growing Bolder

In this GB Classic, Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson talks about staying curious, challenging expectations and refusing to let age decide what comes next.

In this GB Classic, longevity expert Laura Carstensen explains how attitude can shape not just how long we live, but how well, and why we have more power than we think.

In this GB Classic, Diamond Dallas Page proves it’s never too late: he started wrestling at 35, hit his stride at 40, then reinvented himself after an injury.

Why did 1970 change everything? In this GB Classic, music journalist David Browne breaks down the year that reshaped music and culture through four iconic albums.

In this GB Classic, June Foray, the legendary voice of Rocky, Natasha, and Cindy Lou Who, shares stories from animation’s golden age — and why she stopped hiding her age.

Dr. Dean Sherzai, co-director of Loma Linda University’s Alzheimer’s Prevention Program, reveals how lifestyle changes can prevent up to 90% of dementias.

In this GB Classic, actor Christopher Walken talks about embracing unexpected opportunities and staying open to whatever comes next.

You’ve saved for retirement. Now what? Jean Chatzky shares lessons from her new book, The Forever Paycheck, on turning savings into lasting income.

John Suscovich traded city life and a job with Howard Stern to start his own farm. He shares what inspired the leap - and what keeps him going in this GB Classic.

Jefferson Airplane legend David Freiberg recalls San Francisco’s psychedelic rock scene and why getting fit at 40 may be why he’s still performing, in this GB Classic.

Researcher and bestselling author Brené Brown explores why vulnerability isn’t weakness, but a path to courage, connection and living more fully, in this GB Classic.

Former Today Show doctor Art Ulene summited Kilimanjaro at 90. He shares why staying active, finding purpose and challenging yourself never get old.

In this GB Classic, legendary actor Ed Asner shares why purpose, humor and refusing to accept age limits kept him going strong into his 80s.

In this GB Classic, Blue Zones founder Dan Buettner reveals what the world’s longest-lived people have in common—and why longevity may be more attainable than you think.

In this GB Classic, Billy Joel’s longtime drummer Liberty DeVitto shares why reinventing yourself, staying relevant and having fun may be the real fountain of youth.

Changing your diet can feel overwhelming. Health and wellness expert Kathy Freston explains how small, simple tweaks can make healthy living easier.

What happens when you walk away from your dream job? In this GB Classic, former Marketplace Money host Tess Vigeland shares why she took the leap and what she learned.

What should we really be eating? Nutrition expert and public health advocate Marion Nestle breaks down food politics, industry influence, and how to make smarter choices.

Gerontologist and “Joyspan” author Dr. Kerry Burnight explains why aging deserves celebration—and how joy, meaning, and purpose deepen with time.

In this GB Classic, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Darlene Love discusses fame, fulfillment, and why she continues to embrace new challenges

From a teenage look-alike to TV legend, Vicki Lawrence reflects on opportunity, reinvention, and the enduring appeal of her character Mama in this GB Classic.

Author Babette Hughes reflects on family tragedy, reinvention, and what she’s learned about aging with attitude in this GB Classic.

In this GB Classic, rock radio legend Carol Miller shares how an unexpected career turn led her from law school to rock radio — and what she learned along the way.

In this GB Classic, Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson reflects on mental health, resilience and the album that changed music forever.

Songwriter Allee Willis wrote “September” and the Friends theme—without reading music. She shares how instinct, not training, shaped her creative life in this GB Classic.

Personal trainer and active aging advocate Erin Eleu on how adults are redefining aging through movement—from parkour to everyday fitness.

In this GB Classic, Thelma Reese, co-author of The New Senior Woman, shares why aging needs new role models—and how to enjoy what’s ahead.

In this GB Classic, Colin Blunstone of The Zombies reveals how lasting passion and gratitude can keep the joy alive—on stage and in life.

In this GB Classic, Boz Scaggs reflects on his remarkable career, what fuels his creativity, and why he still loves making music more than ever.

NYT best-selling author and death doula Alua Arthur reveals how facing our mortality empowers us to live fully, love deeply, and create a life of meaning and intention.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash reflects on legacy, resilience, and why she feels more confident and inspired than ever in this GB Classic.

What should we really be eating? Nutrition expert and public health advocate Marion Nestle breaks down food politics, industry influence, and how to make smarter choices.

Former ABC News anchor Dan Harris reveals how a panic attack led him to meditation, brain training, and better health in this GB Classic.

Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist Dave Barry reflects on becoming a father later in life, turning 65 and why aging has made him bolder than ever, in this GB Classic.

Mountaineer Chris Warner has summited Everest, K2 and Kilimanjaro. In this GB Classic, he shares lessons on courage, resilience, and why love is the foundation of it all.

Dot Fisher-Smith is a 97-year-old artist and activist who, in one of her final interviews, shares how to age boldly and live an anything-but-ordinary life.

In this GB Classic, Mickey Gilley shares his Urban Cowboy breakthrough, his comeback from paralysis, and how resilience fueled his love of performing.

Neurologic Physical Therapist Mike Studer, author of The Brain That Chooses Itself, reveals how our daily choices shape our health, longevity and independence as we age.

Actor Cary Elwes shares behind-the-scenes stories from The Princess Bride and why the film’s magic still endures, in this GB Classic.

Actor and Philanthropist Marlo Thomas talks about reinvention, overcoming fear, and taking small steps toward big dreams—no matter your age—in this GB Classic.

In this Growing Bolder Classic, singer-songwriter Jackie DeShannon reflects on love, music, and mindset—and why curiosity and creativity matter at every age.

At 90, Barbara Beskind went to work for global design firm IDEO. In this GB Classic, she shares why curiosity, adaptability, and experience still matter.

Dr. Dean Sherzai, co-director of Loma Linda University’s Alzheimer’s Prevention Program, reveals how lifestyle changes can prevent up to 90% of dementias.

Sheila Agnew McCoy didn’t become a personal trainer until she turned 65. She shares what she’s learned about strength, resilience, and aging with confidence.

In this GB Classic, Love Boat and Mary Tyler Moore star Gavin MacLeod shares how he overcame addiction and depression—and the mindset that rebuilt his life.

Gerontologist and “Joyspan” author Dr. Kerry Burnight explains why aging deserves celebration—and how joy, meaning, and purpose deepen with time.

From opera singer to beauty consultant, Joyce Carpati is aging boldly. She reflects on how to stay engaged and keep saying yes at 82, in this GB classic.

Herbal Pharmacist David Foreman breaks down why cravings hit—and shares four natural strategies to finally get ahead of them in this GB classic.

Crystal Gayle shares stories of her groundbreaking firsts—from platinum milestones to global tours—and how she carved her own path in country music in this GB classic.

A Growing Bolder Classic with Roger Daltrey of The Who — reflecting on the band’s lasting impact and what it means to grow older without growing old.