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WMFE and Growing Bolder Media Group are highlighting the personal and social benefits of lifelong learning and social engagement -- including improved quality of life and reduced health care costs -- with the launch Lifelong Learning Minutes.

Swine flu, the stock market and job losses may be making news across the country, but millions of people are taking advantage of the tough times by not only reinventing themselves, but also motivating and inspiring others.

Growing Bolder Radio Show hosts Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer reveal this week's guests. Find out which famous musician's son is sharing personal stories of his father's life.

Are you doing what makes you happy? Truly happy? Meet some people who not only believe in following your passions, they're actually DOING it.

Meet a man who proves it's NEVER too late to stitch together a dream. Plus, one man's 40 years of experience in news has resulted in some of the most breathtaking space photos in history and this woman had a lucky break -- on a dare!

It's never too late to reinvent your life. Whether by choice or tragedy, there are certain times when we all must pick up the pieces and start over again. Learn how to do it well and to do it in a way that changes your life for the better.

With all due respect to F. Scott Fitzgerald, these days, Americans are finding that there are second acts in life. With longer lifespans and a greater sense of independence, people are discovering the courage to start living their dreams, at any age.

Whether it's raising big money for a good cause, or storming a beach in the name of freedom or just simply making your own mind and body healthier, these people will teach you how to make a difference in the world today.

The GBTV Show is the only program of its kind, and every week, we feature people who smash stereotypes and prove it's never too late to live your dreams and make a difference. See for yourself what makes the show so special.

An Olympic champion proves age really is just a number, and an American hero remembers a day that not only changed history, it changed his future. Plus, we pay tribute to some under-appreciated instruments.