When I sat with Vadim in his home in Brooklyn, he told me that he has tried to find out what his personal calling was. It started for him with just noticing that music came easy. Listen to his inspiring journey into his art.

When I sat with Jessica, she told me that she has always tried to perceive the relationship between the invisible and the visible, between the emotions of the people in the play and the emotions of the people who are watching it. She added: "The weird thing about being an actor is that all the characters are you."

When I sat with Mary, she told me she tried to find her personal legend in music. Music has been a liberating experience for her that enabled her to play with stars like Pharell Williams. To just name one!

All his life, Joel have had a dream that he could make something that was invisible that would make everything around more beautiful. What a dream!

When I sat with Charlotte, she told me that she has always tried to entertain herself. That drew her to writing and even performing on stage. She felt there was really something to explore about it. I asked her: what makes a good story? Listen to her answer.

As an artist Amelie tries to stay as free as possible. But freedom comes with a scary feeling because it pushes her out of her comfort zone, in a kind of chaos where she is able to experiment new things and new projects.

Interview with Bill Campbell, drummer. Bill is a man of few words. He has been playing drums from age 11 and basically tries to simplify everything to the pulse, the vital pulse. Listen to him talking about his simple but sophisticated music.

When I sat with Hilda, she told me that all her life, she has been trying to find some joy in making something that really feels like it's coming from inside of her. The form of that process has often been through the arts. I asked her: What do you feel when something comes from inside of you?

Scott is an award-winning jazz violinist. When I sat with him, he told me that, while playing music, he looks for happiness.

"There is a balance that must be struck when one is an expert at something. There is the pressure to share your gifts at the whim of others, which requires the ability to bend to their demands. Then there is the need to express one's own substance with the talent that has been honed."