Dawn Wilcox is a registered nurse who also happens to be documenting femicide cases in the U.S. for the past ten years. Her database spans females murdered by males from 1950 to the present. Dawn is at about 15,000 and still says she is scratching the surface. I sat down with her to talk about her work and the why behind it.

Janae Kinne and I sat down to talk about singleness. Disclaimer that this is not a dialogue on how to get "unstuck," prepare for marriage, or ignore your desires to be a Mrs.

Samuel Hurley is a poet who not only writes but performs his works. We sat down to discuss the complexities of the human experience.

Nicolas Bruno is a photographer and artistic craftsman who creates visceral images based on his experiences with sleep paralysis. Nicolas sat down with me to talk about his journeys within surreality and his passion to use art as a voice for those who also live with sleep paralysis.

Dr. Tom Catena is the head doctor of Mother of Mercy Hospital in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. He sees hundreds of patients a day who live in poverty and need medical care. This episode is a window into his life, faith, and daily struggles.

Steph Black is graduating this year with her PhD in Archaeology from Durham University. She sat down with me to talk about her thesis project, her excavation experiences, and her perspective on what defines value.

Bri Anora sat down with me to talk about her life as a poet and the passion she has for expressing herself through the written word. Her second poetry collection, "On Your Darkest Days," publishes on Monday, April 20th.

Laurel Nicholson, founder of "The Death & Resurrection Doula," sat down with me to talk about her experience walking alongside the dying, what being a death doula entails, and the hope she reminds her clients passing from this life to the next.

Karolyn Grimes is famously known for her role as "Zuzu Bailey" in the beloved 1946 classic, "It's a Wonderful Life." Her scene with Jimmy Stewart about preserving the flower petals has become one of the most memorable moments from that film. Karolyn was kind enough to sit down with me and reflect on her own life story.

Agata Grzybowska is a documentary and war photographer who captures hardships people face around the world. She was recently highlighted for her work shooting stills of Chloé Zhao's Oscar nominated film, "Hamnet." Agata and I sat down to talk about her life as a photographer and the impact of human suffering upon her own soul.