Host Bree Gordon speaks with Michelle Carter-Hanson, wife, mother, professional caregiver, and author of "When Abba Moves" about the power of prayer, faith and trust. Michelle shares excerpts from her challenging personal journey including moving to the United States from Jamaica, raising her children as a single parent, navigating hunger and financial insecurity, while highlighting her strong relationship with God, faith and prayer along the way. Michelle's inspiring story not only shines a light on the importance of spirituality in her life but also her resilience and gratitude. You can purchase Michelle's book, "When Abba Moves" on Amazon.

Host Bree Gordon talk with school safety advocate, Max Schachter. After his son was murdered in 2018 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Max dedicated his life to fighting for school safety practices through his organization Safe Schools for Alex. Max shares information on various initiatives, resources and scholarship opportunities he has developed over the past 4 years. Max also speaks candidly about his grief and anger and the importance of honoring his loss while fighting for change.

Disclaimer: This episode features in depth conversations on mass gun violence

Host Bree Gordon speaks with returning guest, Ricky Aiken. Ricky is the Founder and Executive Director of Inner City Innovators and the Hope Dealers Movement in West Palm Beach, Florida. After experiencing the devastating effects of community gun violence first hand, Ricky and his team began to advocate for, mentor and empower their community through innovative violence prevention programming. With the recent surge of gun violence plaguing the country, Ricky shares his stories of success in connecting his community through these initiatives and provides mentorship and resources for others looking to support their neighborhoods.

Disclaimer: This episode features in depth conversations on community gun violence and mass shootings.