Sit down with Rebecca Kiser, a motivation speaker and world touring dancer, as we discuss what keeps her motivated in life after the loss of her father and dealing with OCD.

Sit down with Caroline Bliss Larsen and me to discuss her book about ADHD and anger in a unique style children's book. We discuss what it's like to co-author a book that is published and the benefits it could help others.

We get to sit together after 9 years of not seeing each other and discuss the opportunities that have arisen in J.T.'s life. See why he took his family all the way to Alaska and what he's been up to!

Sitting here with Amy Boom, a high school teacher in Utah, we discuss the effects of Common Core in our school systems. Among other teacher-related topics.

We get to sit down with Ben Little, a latent print examiner, and the science behind how they catch the bad guys with fingerprints.

Sam Carlson (who can hear and knows ASL) and Britta Schwall (who is deaf and required an interpreter) joined us to discuss their new project at Brigham Young University - Apple's Animojis with hands that sign! They are calling it Handimojis. They discuss their ups and downs of the project as well as the trials and great benefits of being part of the deaf community. They hope to make this viral so that tech companies like Apple will want to put it in their own software.

Deb Hutchins, a fully active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, discusses her sexuality as a gay woman, coming out to her mission president, and how she stays strong to the faith.

I got to sit down with my former boss and educator, Dr. R. Kirk Belnap. He is a professor of Arabic at Brigham Young University. 

We discuss the benefits of what an overseas semester abroad will teach an individual, particularly in the Middle East.

Jordan Adams discusses current political stances with the Betsy Ross flag, Colin Kaepernick, Nike, and then his own family's experience in the Japanese Internment camps and how they overcame their challenges.

We got to sit down with Veronica who crossed the border illegally as a young child, lived life in the US as an illegal and recently became a US citizen. Hear her story as she shares it for the very first time publicly.

This episode is not meant to become political or to ostracize her and her family but rather a way to see a real story and perspective outside of what the media wants you to hear.