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Shaeleigh Hreskowsky, the current title holder of America’s Ultimate Queen, recently discussed her journey through the competition, highlighting its unique features and her passion for mental health awareness.Reflecting on her victory, Herskowsky expressed joy, stating, “I participated in an interview, evening gown runway, and an onstage question. And it was so much fun. I cried on stage when I won, I was so happy.”

Herskowsky’s platform is “Zach’s Butterflies,” a program affiliated with the Zachary Thomas Carter Foundation, dedicated to suicide prevention and mental health awareness. Herskowsky, deeply affected by the loss of her cousin Zach, shared, “My cousin, Zach passed away in 2022. It was really hard in our family but we supported each other and we all went through it together.”

During her reign, Herskowsky has passionately championed this cause, leveraging the platform provided by America’s Ultimate Queen Pageant to raise awareness and support. She noted, “I brought one of the butterflies with me…it benefits suicide prevention and mental health. The pageant supports it and posts about it.”

Beyond her advocacy work, Herskowsky emphasized the impact the pageant has had on her personal growth and social connections. “I’ve gotten to meet all of these people and get to make all of these new friendships,” she shared, underscoring the experiences gained through the competition.

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Women’s basketball has arguably never been as popular as it is right now. The likes of Caitlin Clark have certainly helped in that popularity.

As the game gets more popular, people are seeking more about women’s basketball.

A new docuseries chronicles the last season of college basketball for Caitlin Clark while she was at Iowa.

It also follows former South Carolina star, Kamilla Cardoso and current UCLA guard Kiki Rice.

This series is produced by Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions and Words & Pictures in partnership with ESPN+.

Kristen Lappas is the director of the series and has covered women’s basketball for many years.

Lappas says it was interesting to get to follow these three female athletes in a way that hasn’t been done before.

Heartland Film is proud to present the world premiere and screening of Episode 1 of the upcoming ESPN+ Original Series Full Court Press at Newfields.

From Iowa’s historic preseason game that broke attendance records all the way through the WNBA draft in April, the series uses unparalleled access, exclusive interviews, and unique game footage to transport audiences into the lives of these exceptional athletes.

Full Court Press follows them as they steer their celebrated programs towards a national championship, all while navigating the pressures that come with representing the game during a pivotal era in women’s basketball. 

Heartland Film is a nonprofit arts organization that runs the 11-day Heartland International Film Festival in October, the Academy Award®-Qualifying Indy Shorts International Film Festival in July, the Truly Moving Picture Award and other year-round programs. Based in Indianapolis, Heartland Film was founded in 1991 with the mission to curate, promote and celebrate thoughtful and engaging films from diverse perspectives.

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“100 Days to Indy” is getting ready for the ultimate prize, the Indy 500, with two-time NTT INDYCAR SERIES champion Alex Palou.

He joined us today to share information about his racing career, home life, and more!

Reflecting on last year’s challenges, including a pit road incident that dashed his Indy 500 hopes, Palou plans on dominating this May’s race and vying for back-to-back titles.

Alex Palou from Barcelona, Spain, brings a wealth of racing experience to his fourth season with Chip Ganassi Racing.

Meanwhile, “100 Days to Indy” amplifies the excitement!

The series captures every twist and turn of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, gearing up for the epic month of May at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

With a spotlight on the thrilling buildup to the Indy 500, “100 Days to Indy” invites viewers to experience the intensity and drama of elite motorsports.

Produced by Penske Entertainment, the series promises to deliver adrenaline-fueled action and behind-the-scenes insights into the drivers’ journeys.

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Joining us today is Heather Lowey, a seasoned Life Coach, Writer, and Speaker whose journey from the sports industry to coaching and leadership has been nothing short of inspiring.

With nearly two decades of experience as a leader in sports, Heather has transitioned into guiding individuals toward their paths of fulfillment and success.

Today, Heather emphasizes the importance of mindset, especially for those contemplating significant transitions in their lives.

Whether it’s advancing within their current company, exploring new industries, or venturing into entrepreneurship, she stresses the power of adopting a mindset of choice—viewing challenges as opportunities for growth and learning.

Heather speaks from personal experience, having navigated her shift from the sports industry to coaching.

Despite thriving in her dream job for years, she felt a persistent pull towards something more. It wasn’t until she sought the guidance of a coach herself that she began to untangle her thoughts and gain clarity on her next steps.

With Heather’s expertise and compassionate guidance, individuals are empowered to embrace change, confront challenges, and ultimately shape their paths toward fulfillment and success.

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He’s the writer/director behind “Sometimes I Imagine Your Funeral.”

On this Life.Style.Live! podcast episode, our Amicia Ramsey chats with Vincent Dixon, who in 2021, penned a heartfelt letter to his sister Lauren, who had been battling drug addiction for years. The letter, filled with anguish and unresolved emotions, was never sent.

Tragically, just two weeks later, Lauren fatally overdosed. Now, Vincent is channeling his grief and love for his sister into a powerful film project.

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Slow down to smell the roses and immerse yourself in the world of flowers, all surrounded by a warm and friendly atmosphere.

On this Life. Style. Live! podcast episode, the Motherly Love Brunch is the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, tap into your creative side, and celebrate your special moms and mother figures. 

Here’s more from the ladies with the Floral Design Lab about an afternoon filled with love, laughter and beautiful blooms.

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