T.O and Jonas describe how they've been staying afloat during the coronavirus pandemic and offer some uplifting words to everyone affected.

Becka grew up in a small town and originally wanted to pursue history. But after editing plays for her church in high school, Becka found her creative outlet: telling stories. She started a career as a video editor and later left to freelance full-time -- where she initially struggled to find work. Becka has had to figure out how to survive while pursuing her passion. One step out of her comfort zone at a time.

Marsha was in the military when she got pregnant with her first child. But after suffering through postpartum depression, Marsha found her passion: to help other moms with their recovery. She started “Cater to Mom”, a monthly subscription box for mothers going through postpartum depression. Marsha continues to “stay the course” while honoring her own mother, who was her biggest supporter.

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In 2018, Anthony Joe Gantt Jr. was doing a routine military move with his family. But when the government refused to reimburse him for travel, Anthony found his mission: to make lodging better for military personnel coming after him. He started At Ease Rentals and showed us how you can find a mission by serving others like you.

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Mike Casebolt, designer and founder of Casebolt design Co, was touring in a rock band when he realized that music wasn’t his “thing”. But after designing t-shirts for the band, Mike found his true passion as a creative designer. He maintains a professional career and has used his creative outlet to pay off his student loan debt.

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In this episode, T.O and Jonas describe Up & Coming and what to expect from the podcast. Tweet at us @upandcominglive to stay engaged throughout each episode.
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