One of the world's top aging researchers says there is no such thing as a death gene.

A top gerontologist says it's time we all start focusing on the glass half-full aspects of aging in today's society.

For years, Shirley W. Mitchell has been a role model at the forefront of the age wave that is rolling across America.

English Researcher Says get ready for the 2,000 year old man.

Dr. Aubrey de Grey is revered by many and mocked by others for his views on immortality.

Susan Perlstein has spent decades promoting "creative aging," which encourages people to find meaning and purpose in their lives through art during the course of their entire lives.

Growing Bolder's name may be on the trophy, but you deserve the credit for our Senior Vision Media Award.

She's aging backwards -- and boy, does she look good! Jackie Silver has a passion for helping others, and she's embracing all the high-tech tools that are available. See why she's still dreaming big.

Could doctors someday actually stop the process of getting older? GB Thought Leader and frequent radio show guest Aubrey de Grey says the answer is absolutely, and he has one comedian admitting -- this is no joke!

Dan Perry is the executive director of the nonprofit Alliance for Aging Research, the nation's leading organization promoting independence and health for older Americans.

Washington Post journalist Abigail Trafford says the aging of America is the biggest story she's ever covered, and she's thrilled to be living it and reporting on it.

Emily Kimball calls herself the Aging Adventurer, and she certainly has earned that moniker.

Internationally renowned nutritionist Marcia Zimmerman offers tips on using diet and supplements to slow the effects of aging on your body.

One of the world's top aging experts says the best way to be physically healthy is to be mentally creative. Find out how!

GB VP Bill Shafer is invited to tell local leaders about the new faces of aging. Watch him shake up a normally dry county meeting.

Everyone from the president of the United States to Borat to some aging superheroes showed up at the 2007 Famous Faces Ball to benefit Shepard's Hope.

Living to 100 isn’t as hard as you think it is.

Author and comedian Marilyn Kentz returns to the Growing Bolder radio show to share the five secrets to being the most alluring woman in the room -- at any age

New research shows a substance in red wine may be the answer to all our aging problems. Experts say they're on track to develop medicine to add years on to life and take away some diseases along the way.

Back in the 1960s, while people were still speaking out against racism and women were fighting for their rights, Dr. Robert Butler was fighting for a group people didn't really pay much attention to: the elderly.

The "Fearless Aging" experts talk to GB about helping women face the next phase of life with confidence.

One of the world's foremost experts on wisdom and life satisfaction says we don't necessarily get wiser as we get older.

Duke University's Erdman Palmore calls ageism the third great "ism" plaguing this country. Find out how he's fighting for equal rights for seniors.

Five-time Emmy Award-winning actress Doris Roberts, best known for her role on “Everybody Loves Raymond,” talks about what it means to be old in Hollywood.

This week's guests include showgirl Dorothy Dale Kloss, brain expert Dr. Frank Lawlis and aging expert Ken Dychtwald.

A geneticist from the University of Cambridge in England thinks the first person to live to 1,000 is alive today.

It's with heavy hearts that we learned of the passing of Dr. Gene Cohen, a remarkable man who unknowingly encouraged us to launch Growing Bolder.

This week's guests include author Todd Kashdan, cyclist David Shuey, bodybuilder Roland Kickinger and aging expert Lauren Castensen.

One of the country's top aging experts says it's no longer enough to simply hope for a long and happy life -- you must plan for it. Learn how.