Career of High Notes
Growing Bolder takes you on a priceless trip back in time to a woman who was among the first to perform singing commercials on television! Meet the legendary Nancy Evans.
All gb-rocks Stories
Behind the Music
Jesse Stone wrote “Shake, Rattle & Roll”, “Flip, Flop, Fly”, “Idaho” and many other hits. He was closely associated with Atlantic Records and was going strong until age 97. Growing Bolder pays tribute to a little-known legend.
Making the Accordion Cool Again!
Accordion clubs are thriving all across the country. Just watch this Growing Bolder exclusive and you, too, will gain an extra appreciation for one beautiful instrument. A-one, and a-two and a-three!
Wit of the Weenie Whistler
In this unforgettable Growing Bolder exclusive, you’ll meet Rick Fay, the innovator of the Weenie Whistle. He also played with Ish Kabibble, and how many of us can say that?
Legendary Drummer Beats Way Through History
Before he passed away, legendary swing drummer Panama Francis sat down with Growing Bolder for an unforgettable conversation about an amazing career, the amazing era he lived through and why he loved the drums more than anything in the world.
Sneak Peek at Exclusive Roger McGuinn Concert
GB President Marc Middleton lets you in on a little secret — The Byrds’ Roger McGuinn is taking you on the road for a concert on rails that travels through the history of rock and roll.
Party at the Villages
What happens when the vibrant Villagers throw a party? Come along as GB’s Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer get dressed up and get down.
Roger McGuinn Stays Cool
We knew he was cool, but this takes it to a whole new level. Byrds founder Roger McGuinn has gone green with solar-powered ice.
Mr. Tambourine Man
Come along as we visit Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roger McGuinn at home. A GB Exclusive!
Name That TV Tune
Who knows TV tunes better? A Boomer or a Gen Xer? Find out in this no-holds-barred intergenerational smackdown!
Peter Criss
KISS drummer Peter Criss says he’s reinventing himself in his 60s.
Joel Selvin
Music critic Joel Selvin looks back at the Summer of Love and examines its legacy.