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Listen to the legendary Julie Andrews describe the new ways she learned to use her voice after she lost her ability to sing, plus do you know what’s SUP? See why people of all ages and fitness abilities are embracing standup paddleboarding.
Watch international superstar DJ Mamy Rock spin some tunes in our exclusive video, plus listen to April Holmes talk about her trip from a hospital bed to the Paralympics in this issue’s GB Extra!
Want to know more about the people featured in the Growing Bolder Magazine? Check out videos, audio interviews, photos and more. January’s extras include a behind-the-scenes look at some amazing aircraft and the superfan behind a new Rick Springfield documentary.
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Latest Issues
Growing Bolder Magazine: May 2013
In this issue, meet Orlando’s Ambassador of Love, and see why some words from Andy Warhol sent her to pursue her passions. Plus, 5 Questions With Bob Kealing and meet Kid President, an inspiring example of how attitude is more important than age.
Growing Bolder Magazine: March 2013
Is he the most interesting man in the world? See what Stephen Jepson says about his prescription for play. Plus, news anchor Lauren Rowe shares her secrets for balancing a busy life and meet a woman who is making a difference, one paddle at a time.
Growing Bolder Magazine: January 2013
Olympian Rowdy Gaines inspires kids to lead happier, healthier lives. Plus, at 84, Orlando daredevil Joe Kittinger helps set another skydiving record and meet an artist whose brushstrokes represent a second chance.
Growing Bolder Magazine: November 2012
After beating breast cancer, former TV anchor Wendy Chioji poses for a ure and teaches us all how to survive and thrive. Plus, confessions of a 68-year-old vaulting champion and an artist finds inspiration after personal tragedy.
