Topics:

• Overcoming Adversity
  Former CNN anchor and cancer survivor Bob Losure looks at some of the role models he's personally interviewed to see how they've dealt with great obstacles and traumatic events. There's Air Force Captain Scott O'Grady, who survived on the ground in hostile Bosnian territory after bailing from his jet in 1995. There's Jim Stovall, a colleague of Bob's in Tulsa, Oklahoma, who went from the highs of training for the Olympics in perfect health, to the deep despair of blindness in his early 20's. There's retired Colonel Lee Ellis, who bravely held on for five years in a North Vietnamese prison camp before being freed. And Pat Williams, the Senior VP of the Orlando Magic, who gives his insights to Bob on going beyond the adversities of life to build a road map to achieve your dreams.
• The Time of My Life
  A former CNN anchor remembers Ted Turner” - Bob talks about the life lessons he learned in working for Ted Turner, and how much Turner's own courage in the face of personal and financial disaster has given Bob some valuable insights into never giving up. Bob explores the early days of CNN in an old 4-story community building when Bob saw Ted making his noctural visits from his top-floor apartment to the CNN cafe in the basement of the old 4-story building. Bob then takes a look at what the past 30-plus years have done to build on Ted's dream of worldwide cable news around the clock from the beautiful CNN Center.
• A 29-Year Cancer Survivor Looks Ahead
  Bob Losure takes a look at the memorable cancer survivors and notable legends he's met since his original cancer diagnosis in 1985. Bob talks about how CNN reached out to hire him when he was at his lowest point to put him back in the anchor chair and allow him to regain his news career at CNN. Bob lets the audience in on speaking privately with legendary CBS newsman Walter Cronkite, his friendship with three-time cancer survivor and CNN colleague Don Harrison, and his hopes for the future. Bob also speaks of the lighter times he remembers, when “live” TV news often goes awry, and the punch lines from “Anchorman 2” become reality!
• Overcoming Fear, Risk, Adversity and Change
  From a journalist's perspective, Bob looks at the recent terrorist attacks including the massacres of journalists and cartoonists at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, and why radical Islamists are pushing the media to re-think how far it goes in the satirization of religions as well as terrorist organizations. Are CNN, MSNBC, and The New York Times bowing to pressure from potential terrorists or invoking “good taste” in not showing cartoons depicting the prophet Mohammad from the Charlie Hebdo magazine? Bob probes that question.
• Moderating and Interviewing
  
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