We uncover some unforgettable characters from the past who will inspire you for the future. Plus: Growing "Bull"der, a hero for the planet, songs of a lifetime and much more!

Kermit and Rowlf are just two of the many unforgettable characters created by the imaginative mind of Jim Henson. On this week's Growing Bolder TV Show, we take you inside Henson's fantastic world. Get a sneak peek now!

They sure don't make them like Virginia Ferrigno anymore. How many weed-whacking, blunt-talking, active-living 85-year-olds do you know?

When Virginia Ferrigno's husband died, she wondered if her life was over, too. After all, they were married for close to 61 years. He was her everything. How do you go on? Virginia discovered the way.

Creative genius Jim Henson proved it's possible to have fun while making a difference. This episode of the Growing Bolder Show is filled with people like him who know it's not how old you are, but how old you feel that really matters.

He had a dream to make his favorite comic book into a movie. Nobody believed -- except Michael Uslan himself. He eventually got director Tim Burton and stars Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson and made his "Batman" movie, and nobody is laughing anymore.

It's been nearly two decades since his unexpected death. Yet his work is still fresh, powerful and provocative. But what actually happened to him? Jim Henson's daughter talks about what was and what could have been.

He's been recognized as the greatest salesman in the world, and Joe Girard says his simple tips can help anyone sell anything.

Is she still going strong at nearly 91? Is her beloved "Chariot" still going strong at well over half-a-million miles? We just had to know if GB favorite Rachel Veitch and her classic car are still racking up the mileage.

One of Canada's largest cities has re-elected Hazel McCallion 10 straight times, and at 88, this feisty former pro skater has no plans of slowing down.

Are you ready to meet a 71-year-old with one of the most ripped bodies you've ever seen? Clarence Bass is making 70 sexier than ever.

She's in her 80s, but that didn't stop one woman from walking 250 miles to illustrate the importance preserving the historical Underground Railroad.

Major museums and art collectors worldwide love his work. Those fortunate enough to actually know him love it even more. Come along for an exclusive look inside the life of 104-year-old artist Harold Rotenberg.

In this episode, we meet one of the coolest guys in the world -- an inventor, an adventurist and an entrepreneur who proves it's never too late to pursue a passion.

He's an unforgettable character who believes it's never too late to rise to glory, even in the music business! Michael Galloway has already overcome the odds winning a harmonica championship and Independent Album of the Year. Now he's going for more.

Da-Dum. Da-da-Da-Dum. In the summer of 1975, the movie "JAWS" terrorized nearly everyone who saw it. Our pal, Dr. Lucky Meisenheimer is finally ready to conquer his fear. And he wants company.

We're meeting people who are finding fun and freedom in smashing stereotypes. This week: a collector of everything; a daring lake swim; a second chance at life and super centenarians.

He's one of the most interesting, generous, unusual characters you will ever meet, and on this episode of the Growing Bolder TV Show, we're giving you an all-access pass into the life of Dr. Lucky Meisenheimer.

In golf, as in life, there's a fine line between success and failure. Not many have heard of Jay Golden, but his contributions to the game may be greater than anyone else on the Tour. Well, at least more varied!

With hundreds of videos and radio interviews to watch and listen to here on GrowingBolder.com, it's hard to know where to start! So we thought we'd put together a list of GB staff picks for best stories on GrowingBolder.com.

Col. Joe Kittinger is well-known for his legendary leaps forward in aviation. But there was a chapter left out of his amazing ballooning career. For several years, Kittinger was Michael Jackson's private pilot.

Forget the horse whisperer. Tim Link says he can actually communicate telepathically with animals and he says these conversations have helped him do everything from find lost pets to solve mystery ailments.