What is it like to turn strangers into chosen family?

When we sat on the floor of Steady Eddy's Pumphouse in Matthews, NC, Travis, Stick, and Sarah told us.

What's it like to hate your prestigious, high-paying job?

When we sat on the floor of the office space in his apartment complex on Wall Street, [Anonymous] told us.

What's it like to question a belief you were raised on?

When we sat on the floor of her apartment in New York City, Jenny, former member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, told us.

What's it like to give everything to your dream?

When we sat on the floor of her restaurant, Moonshine 152, in Boston, MA, Asia Mei told us.

What's it like to realize what's most important to you after losing your life's work?

When we sat on the floor of her restaurant, La Bodega, in Watertown, MA, Analia Verolo told us. 

What is it like to walk across America, write a book about it, and then discover the deeper, more psychological reasons why you did it?

When we sat on the floor of his friend's barn in Freeport, ME, Andrew Forsthoefel, author of "Walking to Listen," told us.

On Season 2, Stephanie Tonneson and Rachel Cyr take a month-long cross-country roadtrip, where they sit on the floor with people they meet (and people they know) and ask them about some of the most transformative moments of their lives.

Steph quit her job. Now she's moving across the country.

Adriana Borra grew up in three European countries. Then she came to America.

Princess Nostalgia used to share her innermost thoughts on social media. Then she deleted it.