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On August 16, 1960, Air Force Capt. Joe Kittinger rode a helium balloon to 102,800 feet — the very edge of space — and jumped. Fifty years later, to commemorate man’s longest leap, Kittinger became the first inductee into the National Skydiving Museum Hall of Fame.
We see the stories all the time about youth sports coaches who lose control or erupt in profanity-laced tirades. Fortunately, most are dedicated volunteers who just want to give back. The best ones make a difference not just in a game but in a life.
There aren’t many people like Bill Coleman. There used to be, but World War II vets are vanishing. Listen to his stories about jumping from a plane on D-Day and understand why his really was the greatest generation.
What makes the Growing Bolder TV show unlike anything else around? Get ready for a dose of adrenaline-inducing inspiration.
Need proof it’s never too late? You’ll love Ann Kahl. She got off the couch and started running at age 50. She started a calligraphy business at age 65. Today, she’s 80, and you’ve got to see her to believe her.
Musicians strive for perfection. That means their instruments must be flawless. See what makes Saul Cornell the most important member of any string section, even though he doesn’t play at all.
Driven by a fear of failure, Michelle Valentine learned to light the spark of passion, not just in herself, but in others as well.
He looks like Paul, sounds like Paul and except for being right-handed he even plays like Paul! John Babcock’s career has been a magical mystery tour.
Photo shoots are moving out of the studio and into the bedroom! Boudoir photography is attracting women who prove you’re never too old to be sexy.
Molly Conole believes she’s found the secret to staying energetic, enthusiastic and curious. She says her job as a children’s TV show host opened her eyes to a message that applies to us all.
She wasn’t breathing when she was rescued from her mangled car. Doctors held out little hope of recovery. That was then. Wait until you see Jennifer Field now!
There are very few full-time marionette theaters in the country. One of these theaters is dedicated to keeping the vanishing art alive. See why they believe puppetry is not only still relevant but even more necessary in these high-tech times.