In this episode, Celene Beth takes us on a journey that’s deeply personal and transformative. She shares how she grew up on the streets of Main Street in Park City as a Parkite, with Sundance shaping much of her life and career. A love letter to the festival that has been a part of her life for over three decades, Celene reflects on her time volunteering and working seasonally at Sundance for the past 10 festivals, where she witnessed firsthand the power of storytelling and the community it fosters.

Listener discretion is advised as this episode discusses severe physical and mental abuse

In this powerful episode, Meg Richter shares a deeply personal chapter of her life, revealing her harrowing experiences in reform school, where she endured severe abuse and trauma. Despite the unimaginable hardships, Meg uses her story as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the ability to overcome even the most daunting adversity.

As she opens up about her time in a cult and the trauma that followed, Meg also discusses the discovery of pop culture after leaving that world and how her perspective on life dramatically shifted. Now, as a mother of two, she reflects on what life is like today and how she’s found strength through it all.

Meg's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From surviving a cult and cancer to undergoing multiple surgeries, including having part of her skull removed, she’s a living example of resilience. As the founder of Meg's Law of Positivity, she turns her trauma into teaching, empowering others to embrace positivity and transformation, no matter the circumstances.

This episode is a raw and uplifting reminder that even in the face of extreme adversity, we can find the strength to heal, grow, and live fulfilled lives. Don't miss Meg's story of survival, strength, and the power of positivity.

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In this episode, television producer and writer Jill Michelle Williams joins Celene Beth to discuss the ethical responsibilities of producers and creatives in the true crime genre. Jill, whose career spans broadcast, streaming, and cable networks, shares her experience creating content across various genres, including true crime, and reflects on how her career has been shaped by her dedication to ethical storytelling.

Jill opens up about how the case of Jeffrey Dahmer was her first true crime case that hit too close to home, particularly due to Rita Isbell’s powerful impact statement, which has stayed with her to this day. Together, Jill and Celene explore the deeper ethical duties involved in producing true crime content, including the importance of respecting the victims and their stories while balancing the commercial pressures of the industry.

Tune in to hear Jill’s insights on how authenticity, kindness, and thoughtfulness must guide the work of those telling real-life stories, especially when it comes to such sensitive subjects.

Please note, Jill offers development consulting services through her website: hollywoodconsultingstudio.com