Bill Tapia
Up until his death at 103 years old, legendary ukulele player Bill Tapia, aka the Duke of Uke, was the oldest working musician. Just months before his death, he revealed stories from some of his more famous friends.
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The Father of Juicing Fights Back
He’s 87, still vibrant and still on a mission. Just don’t call Jay Kordich the Juiceman anymore. A legal battle took the name from him but not his spirit or his conviction.
Dr. Andrew Weil
For decades, he’s been a lone voice trying to urge everyone that natural medicine is the key to a healthier, longer life. And it seems like Dr. Andrew Weil’s message may finally be resonating. Find out how to change your health forever.
Dan Buettner
Explorer Dan Buettner is one of the world’s leading experts on the longevity habits of some of the healthiest people on Earth. Now, he’s sharing what’s he’s learned about the happiest people in the world.
Frederic Franklin
He’s 96 years old and STILL performing with the American Ballet Theatre. Find out his secrets to not only making it to your golden years, but still living well during them.
Todd Kashdan
Want to know the secret to a long and exciting life? Start asking a lot of questions!
Life After the Loss of Her True Love
When Virginia Ferrigno’s husband died, she wondered if her life was over, too. After all, they were married for close to 61 years. He was her everything. How do you go on? Virginia discovered the way.
Hazel McCallion
One of Canada’s largest cities has re-elected Hazel McCallion 10 straight times, and at 88, this feisty former pro skater has no plans of slowing down.
Rita Simonton
She’s the fastest distance swimmer in United States history (wait for it!) over the age of 90!
At 104, Artist Still in Love With Life
Major museums and art collectors worldwide love his work. Those fortunate enough to actually know him love it even more. Come along for an exclusive look inside the life of 104-year-old artist Harold Rotenberg.
Dorothy Dale Kloss
The world’s oldest showgirl still kicks up her heels at 85 and says a brush with cancer was the only wake-up call she ever needed.
Abigail Trafford
Journalist Abigail Trafford is focused on what she believes are the biggest, most important stories of this era — the age wave and the aging of America.