The events described in the series 98 are inspired by actual events and persons, certain characteristics, characterizations and incidents, and locations and dialogue are fictionalized, factionalized, or invented for the purposes of this dramatization. As this is the series introduction, the producers, Yomp Productions, are keen to hear from anyone who listens to the initial 98 stories, to let us know their impressions and interest levels. The fact that these stories are a mixture of truth and fiction leaves it up to the listener to decide which is which. Those who collaborated on the series lived these sagas over a 20-year period.  The dramas dealt with by Kathy's team involve all manner of emergencies. These include crazy rich families, and their staff, Extortion, Kidnap, Sex Slavery, Child Prostitution, Stalking, Organized crime, corporate incident management, as well as international security events. There is also a significant amount of mundane routine events that real VIP Protections teams will attest to. It's a mixed bag, something for everyone. The series by design will gain momentum through the 20 episodes. There are stand-alone sagas per episode and continuous story arcs that link and entangle the lives of both 98 clients and the team. The real question is how is it a First Nations female, a survivor of childhood abuse, from a tough Northern Ontario town, find herself in the midst of the nations powerful,  rich, and famous, where she ends up as their guide, confidant, and often their savior.

Nemesis helps in the recovery of a teenager trapped in prostitution and drugs, and a wealthy client is caught shoplifting. The Moscow situation deteriorates and a high profile client gets embroiled in potential sex scandal These sagas are further complicated by the Nemesis ongoing cash flow challenges

Kathy relives her past, Vlad goes home and the church has issues. The 98 team wrestle with non compliant clients, wayward priests, and Kathy has family issues

The team deals with a CEO health crisis that could devalue his public company, an Arab businessman is looking for his absconded daughter and a kidnapped clients daughter is returned with the help of a biker gang.

Protecting The Rich and Famous albeit movie star, celebrity, corporate executive involves much more than just following them around. The actual client is only the tip of the protection iceberg. Dealing with them involves managing their families-staff-hangers on (so-called friends)-corporate staff as well as people they deal with on a daily basis. Ego, arrogance, entitlement, stupidity, self-indulgence, and often a terror of actually saying no to people are often the characteristics that drag the protectors into many unfortunate situations.

The first episode is an introduction the the broad range of security and safety issues that affect everyone day to day.