When his CBS Sports job unexpectedly ended, Adam Llorens leaned into his hobby: posting tours of New York City Catholic churches on social media. By educating people about architecture and history, Adam gained a large social media following, which eventually led to his current role as a digital streaming host and producer in a major TV news market. In this episode of Flip Your Script with Kristi Piehl, Adam explains why he continues creating content to share stories and educate others.

Lucia Knell is the Vice President of Upworthy, a media brand on a mission to share uplifting stories that foster positive connections, and the co-author of Good People: Stories from the Best of Humanity. She has spent her career proving social media can uplift, connect and inspire rather than amplify negativity. In this episode of Flip Your Script, Lucia talks about Upworthy's mission of kindness, the power of authentic storytelling and the importance of setting boundaries online.

The Flip Your Script podcast launched in 2020, and our first episode featured host Kristi Piehl's journey from Emmy Award-winning TV reporter to entrepreneur. Since then, over 150 guests have shared stories of struggle and resilience. As we close this chapter of the podcast, Kristi shares another personal story as she sits down with her son Alec to discuss how a knee injury taught him the power of perseverance, faith and perspective, reminding us that setbacks can lead to new beginnings.

Sharing his own struggles with mental health and addiction, Patrick J. Kennedy has spent his career fighting to end discrimination against people with mental health conditions. He founded the Kennedy Forum and spent 16 years in the U.S. House of Representatives. He often compares today's mental health efforts to the goals set by his uncle, President John F. Kennedy. In this episode of Flip Your Script, Patrick discusses the power of personal stories in breaking stigma and advocating for policy change.

Chynna Clayton was raised by her mother, grandmother and great-grandmother while her father was in prison. After graduating from college, she interned at the White House where she began working closely with First Lady Michelle Obama. Over nearly a decade as Mrs. Obama's bodywoman, Chynna learned the importance of valuing assistant roles. In this episode of Flip Your Script, Chynna shares how Michelle Obama encouraged her to start her own company and how she advocates for these often-overlooked positions.