Dr. Moody talks with Ms. Elizabeth Eubanks, whose optimistic tale is a humble reminder that "empathy and communion amongst all walks of life and culture is the key to coming together and moving forward; we all succeed when we help one another."

Dr. Moody talks with Queen Eaton, co-founder of the non-profit organization, Queen's Quest, to discuss her optimistic tale of pure empathy and her humble mission to create transformative opportunities for children and families in her community that are socio-economically disadvantaged...and she doesn't plan to stop there!

Dr. Moody talks with Mr. Theodore Arthur, Jr. to discuss his optimistic tale of Unity, Harmony, Patience, and Calmness. Along with Mr. Bill "BeBop" Roberts, Dr. Moody sits down with Mr. Arthur to talk about his recently formed Music Foundation, which he hopes will bring attention and support to underrepresented musical talents within the community. "My Lady" (c) 1980 Castanet Records, All Rights Reserved. Used by permission.

Dr. Moody talks with Mr. Randolph Dixon, a.k.a., "Rando," to discuss his optimistic tale of a love of and for Art that transcends the community through strength, companionship, loyalty, love, and diversity.

Dr. Moody talks with Mr. Gene Murrell, Assistant Program Director at WZEW, to discuss his optimistic tale of empathy, local Radio, and the Arts, and how these together play an important role in the success and growth of a community.

Dr. Moody talks with Mr. Ben "Chaos" Harper, Education Programs Coordinator for the Mobile Symphony Orchestra, to discuss his optimistic tale of introducing music at an early age and its lasting impact on the community and the lives of the people it influences.

Dr. Moody talks with (Senator) Bill "BeBop" Roberts to discuss his optimistic tale of music that transcends the social issues of a small Southern city.