A small town in Texas celebrates its turkey farming heritage with a unique festival, while a musician finds solace in music after losing his voice and his mother to addiction. Through creative expression, they both find a way to heal and cope with their pain, building bridges to hope and happiness. [... more]

In this episode, we explore the story of Cuero, Texas, a small town known as the Turkey capital of the world, where a unique festival called Turkey Trot was held every few years. We also hear from Donald Sturm, a successful businessman who was inspired by his father's struggles as an immigrant, and Tina Ramirez, a passionate advocate for religious freedom, who founded the nonprofit organization Hardwired to promote human rights and dignity around the world. [... more]