Paul Menefee discusses his experiences and aspirations at the intersection of human trafficking, coffee, and community development.

Ross and Karen Pesek share a story for our times; one speaking to immigration, cross-cultural learning, perseverance, altruism, and love.

Jamie Vesay discusses the craft of being a film location scout, manager, production supervisor, and Producer, collaborating with the likes of Alexander Payne, Lady Gaga, Nickelback and Reba McEntire, as well as his views on commercial movie making, community development, and his entry into this world of the moving image.

Dr. Cheryl Logan talks about education trends, the challenges facing her as Omaha Public Schools' new Superintendent, being a role model as an African-American female leader, and about her personal experiences and background.

In conversation with musician and songwriter Jeremy Messersmith, hailed as a “Minnesota music hero” by the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Recorded via phone during Messersmith's "Late Stage Capitalism" album tour, we discuss his music, songwriting craft, inspiration and creative ethos.

Brother James Dowd talks with me about monastic life in the Benedictine tradition and being called to contemplation and community. The Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska has established the Incarnation Monastery and the Community of The Benedictine Way, it's first monastery, where Brother James leads a life both of spiritual contemplation and of service to community.

In conversation with Ann Hunter-Pirtle of Stand for Schools, a nonprofit that advocates for public schools, community investment in public education, and the enhancement of educational practices and policies, as well as her own career in civil service.

Brent Lubbert, cofounder of Big Muddy Urban Farm, and Aspiring Farmer Resident Kaya Baker discuss urban agriculture and its role in community and for them.

Artist, cultural provocateur, and experimental film maker Tim Guthrie talks about his artistic endeavors and their exploration of politics, culture, and social expectations in a world of bias and misinformation.

We grow, we feed, we educate, explains Greg Fripp, the founder of Whispering Roots. In this show, Fripp talks about bringing S.T.E.M. Education, healthy food and economic development to underserved communities both urban and rural by using Urban Agriculture, Aquaponics, Aquaculture, Hydroponics and Controlled Environment Agriculture.