Although born and raised in Thailand, and moved from Los Angeles to Bowling Green, Anna Kulka discovered a new way to combine her love for teaching and learning about different cultures. She was able to create a space where community and culture come together through cooking.

After being diagnosed with celiac disease in 2011, Tiana Post realized that her life was about to be completely different. Her love for baking and caring for other people quickly became more than just an idea, so Awaken Bakery was formed.

For the past 16 years, Tracey Pace has owned Classic Cuts & Shaves, a three-chair barbershop located in downtown Bowling Green, Ky., continuing the legacy of her barbering family.

Coy Richmond has always lived a life full of adventure and independence. However, a few major setbacks altered his way of living to what it is today.

Five years ago, Pati Sears Burnett returned to Williamsburg, where she spent her childhood summers. Here she researches her history to honor her mother and find out who she herself really is.

To Dawson Haydon, playing music goes deeper than being able to strum chords or sing well. It's about how he can connect and expresses his faithfulness to God.

Navigating the Christian lifestyle with the college life. Told through the life of WKU Student, Luke Miller.