We all have obstacles we have to overcome to reach our goals, but what would you do if you couldn’t see the finish line? Masson Maddox has been blind since birth, but that has never stood in the way of his dreams. Maddox lives on his own and is studying communications at Rogers State University. He is passionate about music and dreams of becoming a disc jockey in Tulsa. Maddox tells us how he navigates college life and how his mom is the secret behind his success.

There's a void in Oklahoma for opportunities for children to grow after the bell rings at the end of the school day. Funding received during the pandemic to boost after-school programs runs out this month, leaving many kids without programs that can improve student test scores and lead to higher school attendance. Josie Pascoe helps raise funds to keep these programs going. Josie talks about the Opp Project (Opportunity Project) and how they are raising money to keep these programs alive. Find out how you can donate at https://theopp.org/

From advocating for healthcare reforms to pushing for environmental protections, women in lobbying play a crucial role in the legislative process. Lesa Smaligo with Smaligo Vesper Consulting or SV Consulting is one of these trailblazers. Lesa talks about her experiences in the political world and how women are influencing change in government. You can reach out to Lesa at [email protected]

Major attractions are popping up along Route 66 across the country and Tulsa is jumping on board with the development of the Palmera Motor Court. The retro-inspired hotel is being designed right here in Tulsa by Studio 45 Architects. Katie Huisenga with Studio 45 gives us the inside scoop on the new hotel and how she got into architecture as a child.

Remi Matheson is a beautiful 8-year-old Owasso girl with a rare genetic mutation called Angelman Syndrome. Remi's parents, Chrysti and Derek Matheson host an annual golf tournament, called the Remi Cup to help raise money for Angelman Syndrome research. The Mathesons talk about the characteristics and early signs of the disorder and tell us all about their little firecracker, Remi. To donate to Angelman Syndrome research and to learn more, visit Remicup.com

Everyone has an opinion on whether ghosts exist or not. Even if you don't believe spirits are real, it's still intriguing and hard to explain when objects move or voices are heard. One Owasso mom is taking her curiosity about the afterlife to the next level. Amanda Farris is a local paranormal investigator. Farris tells us about her adventures and how you can join in on the investigations.

Raittia Rogers started out living a life of crime and recklessness as a teenager. That life soon landed her in jail. After spending time behind bars, Rogers decided prison life was not for her and spent the rest of her sentence taking advantage of reform programs and leaning on her faith. Rogers has written a book called "I Broke Out of Prison" and tells her success story. Rogers shares with us her struggles with a troubled childhood and how she overcame prison and started a new life. You can buy 'I Broke Out of Prison at https://a.co/d/956sec9 Learn more about Raittia's story at https://youtu.be/qtvgLN9AC_A

Women spend so much time putting on makeup and getting ready every day. Wouldn't it be nice if some of your makeup was permanent? Maybe you're self-conscious about what you look like without eyeliner or lipstick and just want to eliminate that feeling at the lake or the pool. Becca Fuller with Babe Ink tells us everything you need to know about tattooed makeup and how you can achieve a flawless face so you can spend less time doing your makeup and more time doing things you love. For more information about Babe Ink call (918) 899-2450

Many Oklahoma families struggle to find the help and the resources their children need when it comes to therapy. Kristin Tipps with 9 Ranch uses the power of nature and alternative methods to help children open up and share their feelings. Kristin tells us how she uses natural components like sand therapy, play therapy, and even fishing to help kids heal.

Alzheimer's is a growing problem in Oklahoma. If dementia isn't hitting you, it may be taking hold of a loved one leaving you to figure out how to be the caregiver. Meggie Gaskins is director of communications for the Alzheimer's Association. Meggie talks to us about the signs, symptoms, and steps you should take if a family member is diagnosed with dementia. Meggie also talks about the exciting new research that could be a game changer.