In this episode of On the Grid, host EJ Moreno sits down with Dr. Nyla Hazratjee, founder of NY/LA Productions which is a nonprofit, woman-centered creative agency dedicated to elevating MENA, Muslim, and South Asian voices in film and television. Dr. Hazratjee is an award-winning filmmaker, a double board-certified physician, and a first-generation Pakistani American whose work explores the rich and complex experiences of minority subcultures in the United States. Her creative mission focuses on combating Islamophobia, shifting cultural narratives, and building equity through independent media. NY/LA Productions champions stories that mainstream outlets often overlook, producing projects with artistic innovation, cultural depth, and real community impact. Dr. Hazratjee shares insights into the power of storytelling, her journey as a Muslim woman filmmaker, and her vision for reshaping how Muslim and MENA communities are represented on screen. This inspiring conversation explores filmmaking, identity, activism, and the transformative potential of inclusive media.