Growing Bolder

This is the most empowering show on the radio. It's the show that proves you don't have to settle for your life the way it is, that you CAN do the things you love and face your challenges head-on. This is Growing Bolder. In this week's episode, a country music legend explains how he battled back from a paralysis that doctors said would mean he’d never walk again. Wait until you hear how he's overcome these incredible obstacles.

Think it's too late to live a healthier and happier life? Think you can't do the seemingly impossible? Think learning about the body's functions is too gross? Think again. Get inspired to start Growing Bolder.

How will you face life's toughest obstacles? How will you make changes to improve every day of the rest of your life? Find out the tools you need to start Growing Bolder, in this episode of the GB Radio Show.

This episode of Growing Bolder is getting you out into the wild. An elite mountaineer, who is one of only 9 Americans to summit both Everest and K2, shares how the lessons he's learned on the mountain can be applied to your everyday life. Plus, meet a woman who lives 200 miles NORTH of the Arctic Circle and wouldn't have it any other way. Their message? It's time to explore the world, and in the process, your own life.

How can the lessons of the legendary Coach John Wooden help you in your every day life? Author, executive and cancer survivor Pat Williams explains and gives you a pep talk for discovering your hidden talents and passions.

Music legend Charlie Daniels checks in from the road to discuss his career, including how he got his start thanks to Bob Dylan. Plus, even though he never designed an automobile and never even sold a single car, J.D. Power has had as much impact on the auto industry as anyone over the last 50 years. He explains how it all started at the family kitchen table.

He's one of the brightest -- and most famous -- scientific minds in the world today. The fascinating Dr. Michio Kaku shares some of the latest findings about the mind and how the stuff of science fiction is become reality. Plus, rocker Boz Skaggs' career began in the 1960s and is still going strong today. He explains why he's having more fun, how he's a better player and why he's working more than ever before.

Olivia Newton-John is one of the most beloved stars of the past several decades. From her starring roles in classics like “Grease,” to her chart-topping songs, her voice has been an important part of so many lives around the world. She’s also had to face some major challenges in life, including valiantly battling cancer several different times. Her strength and resilience has served as an example to millions of her fans and her personal experiences have inspired her to make a difference in the lives of others. Newton-John talks to Growing Bolder about her health, her incredible life experiences and the reasons why now was the right time to tell her own story via her new autobiography, “Olivia: Don’t Stop Believin’.”

Throughout her entire career, Carol Burnett has been a pioneer and inspiration. Now 85, she's touring the country and playing to sell-out crowds. Before Burnett, no one thought a woman could carry a comedy show. She changed their minds, and these days, she's proving comedy also has no age limits.

What's the secret to life? Passion. This week, find out how passion for making a difference in the world around them leads some people to a success they never imagined.