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On this episode of the Growing Bolder TV Show, you’ll dive into life with an Olympian who is the master of much more than the pool. Plus, she shed the pounds and got inspired to help others and meet a mayor with one foot in the old world and the other in new technology.

A three-time Olympic gold medalist and the voice of swimming for NBC, Rowdy Gaines is now 50 years old and a passionate advocate for the future of his sport. We caught up with him at a special event where we learned by so many people of all ages are diving into masters swimming.

We all have a-ha moments in life, when we know it’s time to change our paths. At nearly 300 pounds, Heather Quillen knew she needed to make a drastic change. And after helping herself, she figured – why not do this for others?

Mike Sigel is the baron of billiards – simply amazing. He started playing at the age of 13, turned pro by 20 and went on to win more than 100 professional tournaments. So what happened when he stepped out? His connection to the sport got even stronger.

What’s the size of a credit card and lets you capture amazing memories with the press of a button? Here’s a hint: say cheese.

Run, Rock and Row

Get ready to find your passion. On this episode of the Growing Bolder TV Show, find out how a dragon boat, some bait fish, old clocks and a pair of running shoes are helping these people discover the secret to happiness and wellness.

Tom Bransford likes to hang out with some very old friends – some that date back to 753. He’s one of the last of a vanishing trade…a qualified clock repairman.

A group of breast cancer survivors and advocates take the idea of pulling together to a whole new level. They recently competed at the International Dragon Boat Festival and these big boats mean big fun and a big impact.

He’s no Forrest Gump, but he has been running, and running, and running some more! 1,000 days and more than 3,200 miles later, we got up early to tag along and see what keeps him moving.

Howard’s Bait and Tackle Shop stands as an unchanging landmark in an area surrounded by development. Its founder, Howard Allen, has passed away, but his son has agreed to carry on the business and keep his father’s legacy alive.

These days, getting great pictures is a snap – even after the camera is put away! Get simple steps for editing and sharing your favorite memories.

Make a Difference

Whether it’s raising big money for a good cause, or risking your life 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.

Annika Sorenstam is one of the greatest golfers in the history of the game, and now she’s making a difference in another field – the fight against breast cancer. See how she’s teaming up with some passionate women to stop the disease.

We believe it’s about attitude, whether you’re 9 or 109 years old. Ruth Hamilton, the world’s oldest blogger, passed away in 2008, but left us some amazing video blogs – a legacy for those who didn’t have the privilege of getting to know her in person.

The next time you go to your gym, take a look around. People of all ages are working out! Silver Sneakers focuses on those who are over 60. In many cases, the program is free, and classes are available all across the nation. As you’ll see, the program is changing lives!

Many of us have been touched by the war in the Gulf. Imagine how many more were affected by World War II. Veterans of that war are dying off at a rate of 1,100 a day. Soon, many will be forgotten. Take a moment to watch one vet tell his story.

Love music? The latest technology tools not only play music on your computer and cell phone, they can help find new songs and old favorites, based on your mood!

Sounds of Success

The people you’ll meet on this episode of The Growing Bolder TV Show not only prove it’s never too late to follow your dreams, they show that it’s not about age, it’s about attitude. Their success wasn’t easy to come by, but it made the rewards all the sweeter.

Attitude is something Sandy Scott has plenty of, and you only have to spent a moment talking to him to know that he’s earned it. Find out how he went from a broken back to breaking records.

You’ve heard the expression truth is stranger than fiction? We’re bringing both together in a story about actor John O’Hurley, who famously played J. Peterman on Seinfeld. He didn’t create the company but he did save it for the REAL J. Peterman, and now they’ve teamed up.

Plus, Leon Fleisher was a phenomenon who sold out Carnegie Hall at 16. He was America’s premier concert pianist until in his mid-20s, when he was struck by a rare neurological disease that robbed him of the use of his right hand. So, he learned to play concertos with his left hand until modern medicine could find him a treatment that worked.

And if you’re looking for some tech tips, check out our :60 look at Google Wave.