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Jimmy sees the plight of his Mississippi brethren and finds he has a gift for convincing people to vote. 

A tech start-up CEO proclaims that no one will care that she's lied to the public about her product.

Benedict, who just lost his son in an accident, is not ready to forgive and forget.

Juan shares a story about Andy Warhol’s Brillo boxes as proof that secrets can sometimes be more valuable than profits.

Monica struggles with intimacy. She learns Krav Maga as a way to empower herself but ends up punching those she loves in the face.

A 22^nd Century wife (in a man's body) attempts to convince her husband to accept her plan for their family.

Teenage Telemachus feels invisible.

An Asian American woman contemplates what it's like to be half white and half Asian.

Liz, a new mom, can't remember when she last showered.

A reality TV  show chef defends his/her strategy to make a frequently attempted and frequently failed dish.

A young black woman retells the events of the evening leading to her sexual assault.

Ash Miller, the starting tight end for her high school football team, prepares for the homecoming game against the school’s biggest rival.

A soldier is coming to terms with their pain from experiencing combat.

Cadence is talking to her best friend, Aubrey, both self-proclaimed “nerds” poised to embark on a senior ditch day to remember.

Perspective on the founding of America--from someone who was founded on.

Gian Matteo Giberti, now a powerful 16th Century Roman Catholic Bishop, was once the bastard child of a truly bastardly father.