Meagan Benavides, Local Photographer and Ambassador of Corpus Christi Comic Con, discusses the big leap that led to living her passion, how she fine-tuned her skills in the local Fashion Blogger Scene and why vulnerability equals value in episode 27.

Debbie Noble, board member with the League of Women Voters and event photographer in Corpus Christi, discusses why everyone should exercise their right to vote, why saying "There's nothing to do in Corpus Christi" is nonsense and finding the moment instead of creating it is her secret to great candid photos in Episode 26.

Erica Matlock, Assistant District Attorney for Nueces County D.A. office, discusses the inevitability of becoming a prosecutor, the psychology behind domestic violence, and her goal to put away the bad guys in episode 25.

Kim Rios, personal stylist and seller of vintage clothing, discusses taking the big leap to chase her dream of opening her Metropolis Etsy shop, her innate fashion sense and why she values her own opinion over everyone else's in episode 24.

Local artist Monica Marie Garcia reflects on her origins as an artist, using outreach to inspire the youth and why being a yes-woman is the only way to live in Episode 23.

Aislynn Jamison Campbell, Executive Director of GROW Local South Texas and creator of the Downtown Farmer's Market, discusses the obstacles that she turned into opportunities, her innate ability to lead and the sequence of events that led to her newest endeavor in Episode 22.

Susan with the Coffee Mugg discusses her passion for coffee, the experience that catapulted her into the Harry Potter Universe and the love she's received from local businesses and patrons in Episode 21.

Local artist Sandra Gonzalez discusses the interesting chain of events that brought her from Mexico to Texas to Pennsylvania and back, the massive undertaking and success of the Caller-Times mural and going from unlicensed driver to operating heavy machinery in episode 20.

Local artist Lori Edwards discusses the evolution of her artwork, the experiment that turned into a successful side business, and the artistic benefits of having your own dryer in episode 19.

Alyssa Barrera, Executive Director of the Downtown Management District, talks about her undying love for Corpus Christi's downtown, being known as an instigator and her realization Corpus Christi has to save itself in Episode 18.