Episode Six, Imagination explores how imagination gets wound up into problems and challenges. The program starts with the segment "Just Your Imagination", and considers whether imagination is fundamentally real or not. In the next segment, you create an illusion that others can experience. The final segment invites you to look at your own circumstances and consider how you can use the power of your imagination to benefit yourself.

Episode Five of Dying To Be Famous is a pause point of rest, renewal, and contemplation. When you have a serious disease or issue, others may not see how overwhelming it might be to deal with even their efforts to provide help. It isn't easy to be and accept yourself at a fundamental level. Further, how do you navigate yourself in new, and challenging, circumstances?

"The Oasis" is where you can find rest and be renewed.

Episode Four, "Spiritus" covers how our spiritual natures are no different than other aspects of ourselves. Instead of discussing the MEANINGs of our spiritual realities, Spiritus focuses on how we can be both well or diseased at a spiritual level

The imagery of The Tower is disturbing: a bolt of lightning casts the hapless inhabitants to the ground. But what does The Tower symbolize? How does it apply to you, your life, and your circumstances?

In Episode Two of Dying To Be Famous, Robert discusses moving forward in the face of devastating diseases, personal catastrophes, and other misfortunes. Robert also tells more about himself and his own background.

This is the first episode of the series "Dying To Be Famous" by Robert Coleman.

Robert has advanced cancer, but also plenty of attitude. He introduces himself, tells a little bit of his story, and talks about using any crisis event as a tool and resource to advance yourself personally, in relationships, and spiritually.

This episode closes with a poem Robert wrote, "It's Possible".