Join us as we talk with Ella Ritts about her journey with art, science, expression, and self. Ella is a Program Content Coordinator for the Griffith Observatory, in Los Angeles, California who explores life and art everyday.

Join us as we talk with Danielle Mareka, fashion model, producer, and community organizer based out of New York City.

Gianna Durante is pursuing her master’s degree in Stage Management at Columbia University and shares her insights on finding her passion and seeing it through as a young person.

Matt Francisco graduated college at the very beginning of the COVID Pandemic and moved to Los Angeles to begin his career as a creative working in photography, videography, and audio engineering/production.

Tune in for an inspiring podcast episode! Momo Lindsay joins us on today’s episode of Generation Hope where she takes us through her journey from being homeschooled to her PhD program, and through all the difficult experiences in her life that led her to embrace who she is today.

This week Cali talks with Casey Carbone about his identity as an adopted South Korean American and young pastor in the PC (USA)

Cali and Sam discuss what it was like graduating at the height of Covid, open up about mental health, and talk about the joy of storytelling.

In party two of their conversation, Zora talks about lack of access and representation in media and the commodification of Black culture.

In this new episode of Generation Hope, Cali talks with Zora Holness about assumptions people make and the challenges they create.

In this new episode of Generation Hope, Cali talks with Paige Bach about her ministry, her relationship with grief, and being a "forever fiancé."

Colin discusses his journey in finding his true, authentic self, and advice he gives to others who are searching for their identity.

Cali Bronkema, speaks with Bryan about her work First Presbyterian Church Arlington and how a world filled with more empathy gives her hope .