Robin interviews auteur filmmaker Tyler A. Chase. If you liked this video, please subscribe! Watch this episode on YouTube! And if you liked the episode, please subscribe and follow us on social media! Support the Show.

Robin Lane interviews multitalented award-winning actress, director, and producer Maria Soccor.Watch this episode on YouTube! And if you liked this episode, please subscribe and follow us on social media!Support the Show.

Robin Lane interviews award-winning actress Eve Austin. If you liked this episode, please subscribe and follow us on social media! To watch the episode, please visit our YouTube channel.Support the Show.

Robin Lane interviews stand-up comedian Felicia Madison and photographer Angelika Buettner. If you liked this episode, please subscribe and follow us on social media! Support the Show.

Robin Lane interviews choreographer Dale Andree featuring 100 Dance Ensembles performing at iconic water sites across the nation. Watch on YouTube for both audio and video!Support the Show.

Artistic producer Robin Lane interviews Tracey Anarella, creator of "Not Black Enough," and presents clips from the documentary including interviews with Vanessa Williams and Henry Louis Gates.Support the Show.

Robin Lane interviews Debra Ann Byrd, a classical actor, writer, and director. Support the Show.

Sit down with Robin Lane and Maria Soccor, with featured guests Jill Carlyle and Gail Gensler, as they share their experiences on red flags they overlooked and how they learned from their experiences.Support the Show.

Meet Gail Gensler, a 58-Year-Old Fitness Influencer who is revolutionizing the fitness industry for women over a certain age. Gail shares her experience of self-discovery and independence after leaving her toxic marriage and focusing on a path of health, fitness, and success. This is her extended interview from our Red Flags episode.Support the Show.

Meet Sharon McDougle. A Modern-Day Hidden Figure.Sharon overcame so many obstacles to from losing both her parents, to joining the airforce at 18. From there she was able to join the aerospace engineering department which led to her becoming a history maker at NASA.She is a real badass woman and we are so honored to help tell her story.Support the Show.