Great pieces. D. Lemon, what a beautiful thing you did there by joining the board. What a great program. I didnt do it. Well, thank you. And listen, we have so little time, right . I do two hours of tv a night. You do an hour, radio. So little time, i actually called them up, chris, and said this program is amazing after i did the original story and spoke at one of their fundraisers and i got to meet the kids. I said, this is so amazing, i want to be a part of this and they said, yeah, well take you on. Whatever i can be, i dont know if i can be the traditional trustee or board member, but whatever way i can do it, ill do it. Let me tell you, the program obviously needs money. So sometimes when you dont see me here and im away on vacation im actually doing speaking engagements. The money i get from those speaking engagements i give to them because i think that this is the best way, and you and i have these conversations, the best way to level the Playing Field in this country, to bridg
To our champions for change. Good evening. Im dr. Sanjay gupta. Theres a lot of bitterness in the news these days and it can be sometimes too easy to miss the good stories, the ones quietly striving to make the world better. 12 of my colleagues reconnected with some of the people weve covered over the last couple decades, focusing on individuals that spend their lives making a difference. And i can tell you this, all of us have been inspired by them. Later im going to introduce you to my champion for change. But lets start with john berman. Eleven years ago he met a group of singers belting out rock songs. Their average age, 84. They are called the young at heart chorus. As you watch them and hear them, youre going to probably sing along, youre probably going to tap your feet. But youre going to be reminded of what is possible at any age. The young at heart chorus has a unique membership. Its a Performance Group of older people ranging in age now from 75 to 90. And how young are you .