Angel, a fourth grade public school teacher, talks about how she manages to juggle her teaching day, preparation for class, graduate school, and the demands of her young family.

Urban teenagers Antione, Emmanuel, and Kenny talk about the mentoring relationships they are involved in, what they're learning, and how these relationships are preparing them for their roles as responsible adult men.  All three talk about their backgrounds and how their lives and priorities have changed, thanks to mentoring by the adults who have reached out to them, especially Pastor Neko, Mr. Richard, Mr. Chris, and Mr. Renardo.

In this interview, Jess talks about how he met his wife of 29 years and the many things they have shared over a lifetime together.

Carolin, a grandmother of 8, hosts an annual "Cousins Camp" at her home every summer, as a way to nurture family closeness among grandchildren who are separated by considerable distance.

Scott, father of a five-year-old daughter, talks about the week the two of them spent together recently - and how important that daddy-daughter time is.

Gloria, a substance abuser for many years, describes the life she led and the hope that she experiences now.

In this interview, Violet and Trenese tell their stories of the challenges they face as teenage mothers trying to make lives for themselves and for their daughters.

An excerpt from the song Start All Over by Jim Murphy (Mission House Music) is included by permission.