In this episode of Real People, Real Stories Wade shares his inspiring journey from the wrestling ring to filmmaking — and finally to fulfilling his childhood dream of becoming a funeral director.

Wade’s life is anything but ordinary. He shares how his childhood dreams came true, what inspired him to enter the funeral industry, and how his years working with families at life’s most fragile moments shaped his understanding of time. He also reveals how filmmaking became his creative outlet — a way to tell real stories that celebrate people while they’re still here.Wade talks also about dedication it took to study and earn his license, and how each chapter of his life reflects passion and purpose.

A story about following your calling, embracing change, and finding meaning in unexpected places.

In this episode of Real People, Real Stories I sit down with Gabby — a remarkable woman whose story is all about strength, adaptability, and endless curiosity.

Visually impaired since a young age, Gabby has never let that define her boundaries. She founded an NGO in Vietnam, learned multiple languages (including Greek — during her dentist treatment), and continues to build a life full of connection and purpose.

Gabby opens up about her life in Vietnam and Greece, how the pandemic changed her vision and daily reality, and the challenges she faced while adjusting once again to a new way of living.

A story about resilience, learning, and the courage to begin again.

Six years ago, Richard’s life changed completely. After separating from his wife, he faced the uncertainty of starting over — a new city, a new chapter, and a new sense of who he really is.

In this heartfelt conversation, Richard shares how he moved to Athens, navigated the ups and downs of rebuilding his life, found love again, and discovered a new side of his sexuality.

It’s an honest and deeply human story about transformation, belonging, and the courage to live authentically.