Host Sarah White talks to Deb Meinerding about how after she lost her daughter Emily to brain cancer, she wanted to help others going through a similar situation and started Emily’s Light Foundations which provides financial and spiritual support for young adults going through terminal brain cancer. 

Host Sarah White talks to Bentley Edwards, a U.S. Army veteran about how after difficulty returning to civilian life, he was incarcerated and that became a turning point for him to make the changes needed in his life.  In turn, Bentley wants to provide hope to other veterans when they are struggling.  

Host Sarah White talks to Donna King, President of Queen City Sausage about leading the company now, and what it was like to grow up with her dad, who was one of the founders of the company.  

Host Sarah White talks to Brianna Suggs about how she became the current Miss Black America and what this means to her to be a role model for her students.

Host Sarah White talks to Andrea Eisert about how she has Lupus, which does not have a cure, but how it led her to doing art full time as a career.  

Host Sarah White talks to Alicia Wilhelmy about how as a young mom she had cancer, and that led her to leave her law career and find her bright side, Mahjong.

Host Sarah White talks to Chef Ali Crowdus about how she had a car accident, and how she had to make changes that she can now see are her "bright side".

Host Sarah White talks to Juiquetta Harmon about how she went through tremendous loss and how that led her to become a bridge between people and resources.

Host Sarah White talks to Crissie Ann Leonard about how she went through abandonment, toxic relationships, and sexual assault & is stronger on the other side.

Host Sarah White talks with Kacia Warren about the loss of her sister and other family members and how to heal you must walk through the pain to the other side.