September 2nd, 2010
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Featured Video and Audio
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Sanity in StilettosProject Runway star Laura Bennett tackles another cut-throat field -- motherhood.
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Never Grow Up!Humorist Dave Barry says even though you're getting older doesn't mean you ARE old.
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A Leaping LegendLew Sanborn made skydiving accessible to everyone.
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One Tough MotherGert Boyle is a business icon who has never let her sex or age define her.
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Jumping for Joe50 of the world's best skydivers gather to honor Joe Kittinger with a unique tribute.
Partners
Featured Blogs
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Family OutingToday I spent the most relaxing morning in a very long time. My son was invited
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Debt After DeathAfter death, can your debts haunt your relatives? Are you responsible for, say, your husband's credit card debt if cards are only taken out in his name?
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1990s Song QuizIt's time for another quiz. In the past I have published quizzes of the top songs of the 1950s and 1960s.
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"Food Rules"In our journey toward healthy living, we sometimes encounter confusing or even contradictory advice. It's easy to feel overwhelmed
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Time Machine
It was in the movie, Back to the Future, where Marty McFly drove Dr. Emmett Brown's special car back in time.
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The BondLove not hidden in the shadows, World can you hear our hearts sing? Let's shout it from the rooftops,
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Take a Laugh BreakLaughter is something that we always need to do on a daily bases. Here are few
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Summer Love
While we seniors remember much about our past years and reminisce about them, I think we also keep secret
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Recovery CornerstonePeter and John were speaking to the people and there were about 3000 believers
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Irish Center in PerilMilwaukee's Irish Fest, which just wrapped up a couple of days ago, is known
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Typical Senior? Bah!
A week or so ago the Daytona Beach News-Journal carried what they call a guest editorial written by a reader.
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Accepting Death
In a television "Sixty Minutes" program this month the show spelled some reasons why Americans should consider rationing medical care at the end of life.
Growing Bolder is Now Coast to Coast!
This is it. It's the week we've been eagerly anticipating for months and dreaming about for years. Beginning Friday, PBS viewers across this country will get a much-needed dose of inspirational news -- in stunning high-definition! We couldn't have arrived at this point without your help, encouragement and belief that it's all about attitude.
We devoted this week's entire Insider newsletter to our exciting new venture. Click here to find out much more about the new GROWINGBOLDERTV.com, the program, the team behind it, where YOU can watch it and the top 10 reasons we believe PBS affiliates need the Growing Bolder TV show.
The GB Buzz
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Growing Bolder Insider: The ClassicsThere's nothing like a classic. Whether it's the original parachute license holder or the revolutionary clothes that defined a generation of women, some things just keep getting better with age. Find out how to stay relevant forever.
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Bodybuilder Amazes at 66Iris Davis keeps blowing people's minds. And she's just done it again. At the age of 66, she was the oldest person to compete at the Florida State Masters Bodybuilding Championships.
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Growing Bolder Insider: Take a LeapWe take to the skies to honor a man who continues to inspire skydivers and aviation enthusiasts, including former President Bush. Plus, find out the latest markets to pick up the GBTV Show and recent GB guest David Oliver dominates in London!
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Swimmers Head to Puerto Rico for NationalsMore than 600 swimmers between the ages of 18 and 87 gathered in Puerto Rico last week for the U.S. Masters Swimming Summer Nationals. The event attracted former Olympians and novice swimmers alike who share a passion for healthy living and good times.
GB Minute
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Most Talented Man in GolfHe's a character, on the links and off. But he's also one of the hardest working people in the industry. Or, in his case -- industries. Golf, entertainment, business and more. Take :60 and meet Jay Golden.
GB Radio Guests
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Bart YassoAs the Chief Running Officer for Runner's World magazine, it's Bart Yasso's job to travel the world finding the most unusual and arduous races. His adventures and passion for the sport will inspire you to lace up your shoes, no matter what shape you're in
Thought Leaders
Our Question:
What Is The State of Television Today?
Read, then add your response!
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Susan Silver - Writer of Classic TV ShowsAs a TV viewer, ok, addict... and a former TV writer (Mary tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, Maude), I can make the arguement that TV is just as good as it always was.
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Lou Whitney - Motocross IconFrom its inception television has played a major role in people's lives, but there is no physical comparison to the 10 inch round black and white television of the mid 1940's, and the television of today.
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Sherrie Mathieson - Stylist to the StarsI loved cartoons as a kid---all the Disney characters and Disneyland. Howdy Doody, Roy Rogers, Gene Autrey, Hopalong Cassidy were all on my list. Then it was shows like Gunsmoke and 77 Sunset Strip, Alfred Hitchcock and The Twilight Zone.
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Pat Paciello - Retirement RevolutionaryThe invention of the wheel and the discovery of fire pale in comparison to the birth of television. If you combine the invention of the remote control and the television as one entity, then the Seven Wonders of the World, Landing on the Moon
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Ted Skup - Push Up KingI loved "Leave it to Beaver", The Andy Griffith Show" and Father Knows Best". By the end of everyone of these shows, life's little problems where always solved in thirty minutes.
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Ronda Beaman - Attitude Adjustment ExpertDiamonds, daisies, snowflakes, That Girl" From the time I first saw Marlo Thomas, I wanted to be "That Girl", living in my own apartment, having a nice boyfriend, crazy adventures and life with a promise.
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Terri Dennis - Pop Art DivaBorn in 1951, I was a TV addict from my earliest years. I spent many a Saturday morning watching my favorite kiddie show, Captain Kangaroo as well as cartoons like Looney Toons, Mighty Mouse and Bugs Bunny.
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Art D'Alesandro - Screenwriter/ProducerIn a house with 7 kids and one TV, the choice of what we'd watch usually came down to what my father wanted to watch. As it turns out, that was a good thing!
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Joe Neal - TriathleteHad a television when we were growing up in the 50's! As I recall, only three channels offered. We just had a limited number of hours that they broadcast.
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