Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone.  In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed.  He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated.  He has since passed the bar exam in New York and works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, but his "start story" is worth hearing if only as a warning.

Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone.  In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed.  He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated.  He has since passed the bar exam in New York and works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, but his "start story" is worth hearing if only as a warning.

Eugene Marsh grew up as an African-American in the south in the Jim Crow era.  He became the first African-American to integrate an all-white high school in 1965.  He served in Vietnam and upon returning ended up living in the streets.  Because he never gave up, his story is a profoundly inspiring one of beating the odds.

Anita Moorjani, author of "Dying to Be Me" was dying of cancer, her organs failed, and she was in a coma when she entered into an extraordinary near-death experience (NDE).  She returned, and was cancer-free within weeks.  She shares her story, her insights, and a very powerful message.

Conversation with Tommy Rosen, yoga teacher, addiction recovery expert with 29 years of continuous recovery from drug addiction, and author of "Recovery 2.0..Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life."  His book is described by expert Gabor Mate M.D. as "what I unreservedly regard as the best book I have ever read on the subject of recovery from addiction." Tommy defines addiction as ANY BEHAVIOR you continue to do despite the fact that it brings negative consequences into your life.  We all have those.  Tommy shares knowledge, insight, information and wisdom.

Jane Grecsek's life has been devastatingly altered by scleroderma (A group of rare diseases that involve the hardening and tightening of the skin and connective tissue).  In many people, scleroderma also harms structures such as blood vessels, internal organs and the digestive tract.  This was the case with Jane.  Scleroderma is considered incurable.  Amazingly, after at least 20 years she found something that worked.  Her recovery has been miraculous - full and complete recovery/reversal.