Dashama Konah shares, “When I was a little girl, I was raised in foster homes, actually. My parents were both addicted to drugs and my mother was schizophrenic, so very early on, I learned what is suffering - and I learned the very opposite of happiness.” But her life isn’t defined by this. Stanford Happiness Hall of Famer, United Nations speaker, Random House author and digital media star Dashama‘s message inspires over 10 million fans on Facebook and has reached over 150 million through media partnerships such as Broadband TV, ATT U-verse and QVC.

Robert Miller broke his neck and it changed his life...for the better.

In 1923, a little girl named Doris Cullins was born in Fate. And so began a life that would change countless others.

In 1923, a little girl named Doris Cullins was born in Fate. And so began a life that would change countless others.

On this episode of Qavah, Mary’s family is forced to practice a religion they don’t believe, her husband is arrested and she finds herself with an unplanned pregnancy.

On this episode of Qavah, we explore life from a refugee's perspective. From persecution in Iran, to dealing with the United Nations and finally landing in Dallas, Mary shares her life story of hardship and overcoming.

On this episode of Qavah, we explore life for Dr. Ron Taylor from a small town in Texas to serving in the the army during the Viet Nam war and becoming an educator.

His grandmother's prayers sustained him "I’ve been praying all night about you and she said God told me this morning that you’re going to be OK"

On this episode of Qavah, we explore life for Dr. Ron Taylor from a small town in Texas to serving in the the army during the Viet Nam war.

Madonna, Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Lil Wayne, Becky G, Flo Rida. It seems impossible to go anywhere in the United States without hearing these giants of modern music. They’re on the radio, in every mall and every restaurant. And today we get to hear the story of the man who wrote hits for all of these stars.

On this episode of Qavah, we explore the reality of bullying and the impact it has. We visit with Adam Wallace who shares his story about overcoming the wounds of bullying that stemmed from growing up with scarring on his face and a fluency disorder. According to the American Speech Language Hearing Association Stuttering, the most common fluency disorder, is an interruption in the flow of speaking characterized by repetitions (sounds, syllables, words, phrases), sound prolongations, blocks, interjections, and revisions, which may affect the rate and rhythm of speech