These two Los Angeles Film Industry Moguls dared to be the change they wanted to see in the Media Production World. As founders and owners of SHE TV Media, a production company, Meredith and Natalie are thriving in a very competitive industry and they are doing so on their own terms. 

In this story you will hear how Vanessa is able to take her tumultuous childhood and unfulfilled adult professional life and use these forces to help her manifest her own happiness. This is a story of spirituality and finding that we have enough strength to create our own contentment.

We have often wondered how someone, with an extraordinarily difficult life journey, can find so much to love. In Ed’s story, you will learn, that despite abandonment, loss, and many more life hardships, Ed still chooses joy and laughter over hate and despair.

This is an inspirational story of Saint, who’s transformation helped him go from unsure to unwavering. Saint spent a lifetime feeling “off,” but now, at long last, he feels just right. it's our pleasure to introduce to you, Saint Hall.

In Episode One, we introduced Peter, the stay at home dad. In his interview, Peter stated that he was able to attain his dream job, because his Katie, wife, (“a Saint”) fully embraced his dream. In this episode, you are able to hear Katie’s side of the story, as she explains how marriage, truly, is a partnership.

We open this season with a conversation I had with Peter, a man who decided he simply MUST leave the rat race and follow his dream. He grappled with quitting his lucrative job, to pursue his non-traditional job. In his noble pursuit to be happy, Peter became a stay at home dad.

Given that we are all hunkered down - sheltered in place - it seems likely that most of us are taking stock in who and what we value. Once free, what do we really want to do with our precious time?  

Throughout Season Three, you will hear ten stories of  individuals who, on their life’s path, realized that, maybe, just maybe, the road less traveled, was the difference their lives needed.

Welcome to Season Three!  

This is a story of loss of a brother, hope for lessons learned and forgiveness.  This is also an understanding that grieving is a life-long process, which has no true end.     

A mere 16 -year old, grapples with assault and the realities of gentrification in her urban City, while using the power of spoken words to reminds us me that even when we hurt, we still we still have power and that together we may cry, but we can triumph as well!  

As research tells us, when a child sees violence, a child knows violence.  Steph grew up in a violent household, but she beat the odds.  Instead of violence, Steph helps people escape their life difficulties.