Carlota Silva connects with dancers of all ages by promoting positivity and providing structure. Adolescents often face challenging times when they may feel disregarded or unimportant. Ultimately, it’s about offering structure in their lives while ensuring they have a blast on the dance floor.

A profound philosopher, Rozier Sanchez taught life lessons by navigating with the stars as he was a skilled navigator. These life lessons were intertwined with navigation and storytelling. A journey beginning in the North representing a circle of life, a loop that unites family and friends through shared experiences and adventures.

Embrace diversity. Off-Broadway dancer and singer Chris Ian Sanchez faced challenges coming out about being gay. His sister, Dr. Lilibeth Sanchez joins the conversation. As a Filipino, he practices “Bahala Na,” meaning “whatever will be will be.”

This part 2 episode highlights Mack Bailey’s music and stories of veterans whose lives were transformed by music therapy. Mack, a certified music therapist, uses music to empower veterans with PTSD, fascinated by its ability to rewire the brain. The episode features Stephanie Dubick’s story, with Mack composing and playing piano for her song “When the Stars Come Out.”