Growing Bolder Community

Tony Award-winning producer Dori Berinstein knows a good story when she's sees one, and when she heard that a group of senior citizens were doing hip hop dance routines at NBA games, she knew she had to tell their stories.

A group of grandparents bought their grandkids Wii video game systems but decided they were too much fun to just let the kids enjoy.

Once confined to a wheelchair, entertainer Leonard Crofoot now dances his way into hearts everywhere with his graceful performances and indomitable spirit.

Old people singing covers of classic punk and rock classics? It's director Bob Cillman's innovation and the chorus and documentary, "Young at Heart," has become a sensation around the world.

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.

For a growing number of Americans, growing "old" isn't what it used to be. In fact, many are finding it's the best times of their lives.

Meet the director and star of "The Way We Get By," one of the most poignant documentaries to tackle the far-reaching impacts of war.

Every day, we get questions about America's favorite hard-driving, gun-toting nonagenarian. She shares her busy plans for the coming months and does something she's never done before -- allows someone else to get behind the wheel of her beloved Chariot.

"The Way We Get By" is making people all across America think about the way we treat our soldiers, our loved ones, and each other as we age. It's picking up awards and acclaim for its poignant and touching message.