Inspired Lives


"Shark Tank" investor Daymond John built a business empire and is committed to helping entrepreneurs reach for their dreams.


One of the nation's iconic reporters, former ABC News White House correspondent Sam Donaldson reflects on his more than 50-year celebrated reporting career covering the nation's presidents, and his commitment to finding a cure for cancer.


The two-time Indy 500 Champion discusses his pursuit of racing excellence and his philanthropic work benefiting children in need.


Joe Namath is author of the most famous guarantee in North American sports history. Now he's helping military veterans and underserved children beat the odds.


In his seven-decade career, legendary CBS newsman Dan Rather circled the globe covering the history-making events of his era. He's now assisting young people pay for college and pursue careers in journalism.


Recording artist Dionne Warwick discusses her iconic music career and why she's devoted her life to charitable causes.

Dr. Neal Barnard is a Renaissance man. He's a psychiatrist, animal rights supporter, musician, clinical researcher and arguably the nation's leading voice in advocating for a vegan, plant-based diet.

Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto is setting records on the field, while winning children's hearts in his community.

World Series Champion Jon Gray is also a winner in his community, donating his time and money to supporting Dallas-area disabled veterans and homeless children.

Team USA Paralympian Ali Truwit won two silver medals in Paris in 2024, and she's helping young women purchase their prosthetics and reach for the stars.