This has been one of my favorite interviews so far. It was a gift to get to talk with Jackie Evancho about her new EP Solla. She shared with me her heart behind the songs as well as her exploration of new music genres. We discussed what it is like being a young musician in the twenty-first century, and the emotional and physical tolls of fame and just living life.

It was such a pleasure getting to speak with Sarah McLeod about her time on The Lord of the Rings film set, her transition from acting to talent management, and being a mom.

Editor at Large at The Boston Globe, Walter V. Robinson, sat down with me to discuss his journalistic career, specifically his time leading the Spotlight team investigation of the Roman Catholic clergy sexual abuse scandal. He also talked with me about work-life balance as a journalist, and the value of subscribing to trustworthy news sources.

Pastor Bradley Hill is currently the pastor of Winchester Bible Church located in Winchester, Virginia. Brad shared with me how he came to know Christ during the Jesus Revolution, how he battled with drug addiction while serving in the ministry, and how his church is ministering to those struggling with different forms of addiction.

Lilian is an Israeli wife and mother watching her country be torn apart by physical and emotional suffering. Lilian took the time to talk with me about her personal feelings on the war, how she lives with the turmoil of each day, and where she finds her hope despite the uncertainty.

Joan Fontaine was one of the prolific actresses of the 30s through 50s. I had the opportunity to sit down with her daughter, Deborah, to talk about what it was like growing up as the child of a movie star, Deborah's relationship with her beloved collie Buster, and the importance of forming healthy life perspectives

Valerie Tripp has written several of the American Girl books, including all of the Josefina, Felicity, and Kit stories. Valerie talked with me about being a children's author, how she came to write American Girl stories, and how much she values a child's perspective.

Serena Dyksen is the founder of She Found His Grace, which is an abortion recovery ministry based in northern Indiana. Serena was sexually assaulted at the age of thirteen by a relative, and had an abortion on Valentine's Day in 1989 to terminate the resulted pregnancy. Serena shared with me her abortion experience, its effects on herself and that of her family, and her heart for women who have had an abortion.

David Vetter is still known as "the boy in the bubble." He became known worldwide in the late twentieth century for living with a rare autoimmune disease that required him to live within artificial structures until his death at the age of twelve. Dr. Rev. Raymond J. Lawrence served as David's hospital chaplain for a short time, as well as wrote the introduction to Bursting the Bubble: The Tortured Life and Untimely Death of David Vetter. Dr. Raymond took the time to discuss with me his perspective of David's life within sterilized structures.

Katy Bowser Hutson is the author of Now I Lay Me Down to Fight, a collection of poetry and essays that document Katy's physical, emotional, and spiritual journey with breast cancer. Katy took the time to sit down with me to discuss her book and her experience with breast cancer.