Devon DiComo gets out her dancing shoes and goes to a silent disco dance practice. Here, Devon will have to get past her discomfort with dancing in public – while in the middle of Prospect Park.

Hanna Darroll introduces us to Chanese Elifé, a queer vocalist and musician based in Washington Heights who can play over 50 instruments. Despite others pressuring Chanese to change her musical style and even her sexuality, she has remained true to herself.

Sunni Bean brings us to midtown Manhattan to Jacob Agai’s 68th floor apartment. Jacob believes in the power of the mind. He uses it.

Sarah Thomas Oxtoby takes us to Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and introduces us to Adrian Van der Plas, of the Van der Plas Gallery. He provides a space for street artists to exhibit their work. Artist Jason McLean talks to us about his exhibit, “As Seen on TV,” street art, and graffiti.

Elizabeth Erb introduces us to Melissa Brice. The weekly trivia host at Ryan’s Daughter, a bar on the Upper East Side. In Melissa’s six years of hosting, she has written over 10,000 questions. Some of them are so tricky, they’ve even stumped former Jeopardy champions.

Anastasia Johnson gets to know Germaine Goodson, a Broadway tap master, performer and teacher. Germaine’s passion is infectious and her stories are too. Meet her kind and resilient spirit.

David Newtown hates working out, especially where others can see him. But after a year of being forced to stay inside, he decides to challenge himself and signs up for Yoga in the Park.

Jackson Ellison spends time getting to know Aaron Harding, a former business owner, who took to the streets during the pandemic to help keep people safe.

Rebekah Robinson grabs some soup and dumplings at a Russian restaurant in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. She works up the courage to practice her Russian while enjoying some tasty treats. 

Mariana Castro introduces us to Logan Riman, a 17 year-old pianist from Brooklyn. Logan made headlines as a piano prodigy when he was only 14 years old for having played with Billy Joel. More impressively, Logan happens to be blind, and music is his way of communicating.