Gary McKechnie shares a story of riding a small motorcycle through Kansas as his wife followed behind with his car full of gear. They stopped often to take pictures for a book they were working on, and do you know what happened? Every time they stopped, in every state along the way, people smiled, greeted the couple and shared some stories. See what his takeaway is for you when it comes to traveling, and why he thinks you shouldn’t believe everything you see on the news!

Even this expert needs reminders to take a breath and enjoy some of the unexpected journeys that can pop up when traveling. Gary McKechnie shares his story of the road less traveled, and why his mantra is, “let it be.”

Years ago, if you wanted to make it in the music business, you had to find a record company, a major studio, a band and more. But times have changed, and Roger McGuinn says that now anyone can pursue their passions with easy, inexpensive equipment and technology.

Did you know that Roger McGuinn, music superstar, is committed to protecting the environment? Reuse and recycle are big words in the house he shares with wife and road manager Camilla, but they go even further when it comes to saving energy and saving money.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roger McGuinn shares a story of how he created one of the Byrds’ biggest hits, and why it’s a good lesson for changing the way we look at things and leading happier lives.

Advertisers want the baby boomer dollars — so why don’t they feature real boomers in their campaigns? Author Barbara Hannah Grufferman shares her thoughts about changing how we look at aging in America.

If you could live forever — would you want to? What if there were drugs to make it possible…who would get them first? Author Barbara Hannah Grufferman tackles this tough topic.

Instead of the Olympics, Rowdy Gaines now trains and competes at Masters Swimming events all over the country. And he says you can follow in his wake, just by asking yourself one simple question.

Did you know that Olympian Rowdy Gaines suffered a rare disease that left him nearly totally paralyzed? He had to re-learn how to do everything from eat to walk, but he made it back in the pool. And his journey will inspire you.

Have you pictured what winning looks like to you? Olympian Rowdy Gaines says he has his mind to thank as much as his body for all his swimming success, and he shares his tips for picturing the future and making it come true.

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by reaching your goal destination, and forget to enjoy the ride? Olympic champion Rowdy Gaines has traveled the world but says the one thing that helped him was pausing to look around.

You know him as a huge swimming success — but did you know that Olympic champion Rowdy Gaines failed over and over and over again? He has advice for learning from the defeats and taking chances until you succeed.