Jason Bailey and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jason’s experience growing up with his father and brother having Marfan syndrome (MFS), losing his father at 8 years old, having his family struggle after his father died, looking for ways to cope, getting married, having kids, getting divorced, attempting suicide, being angry with God and church, becoming a good father, and finding peace and purpose.

Shalena Cook Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Shalena’s experience being born to a single mom in inner city Brooklyn, getting into a serious car accident as a child, being inspired by their family lawyer, becoming a lawyer, being a black woman that has lived on both sides of the socioeconomic spectrum, developing empathy to help all types of people and the highs and lows of running for office.

Glenn Paddock and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Glenn's experience growing up with divorced parents, having a son and getting divorced, becoming a bouncer, managing strip clubs, selling drugs, being addicted to power, hurting other people, losing his mother and father, dealing with anger, meeting God and turning his life around, remarrying, reconciling with his son, starting a non profit called The Dream Campaign to help trouble youth and finding his purpose.

Malik Jones and Jovanna Javis have a conversation about Malik's experience growing up living with his grandmother while his father was in prison, having a goal to go to juvenile jail, being let down when his dad going went back to prison 2 weeks after he got out, being committed to the state after being put in juvenile jail 10 times, spending time in a boys group home, losing a close friend to gun violence, and finding his voice and purpose to start making a change in the community.

Neil Ligon and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Neil's experience growing up with a sheltered and privileged life until his father died while he was a teenager, using his father’s death to feel however he wanted to, pursuing a career as a lawyer, having his life change with a serious car accident, dealing with reconstructive facial surgery and memory loss, learning how to walk, talk and read again, accepting help, getting married and finding his purpose to help the disabled community.

Jovanna Javis and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Jovanna's experience with race since the Ahmaud Arbery murder, the good and the bad that have come from it and how challenging racial reconciliation really is.

Dave Lotz and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Dave's experience having his heart broken twice before finding his wife, having 3 young sons… a newborn, a 2 year old with Type 1 Diabetes and a 4 year old with cancer, finding out his son had partial brain malformation and was considered “special needs”, losing their son after he suffered a major seizure, fighting depression every December and January, keeping his faith through all the difficult times and giving back to other people with special needs children.