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In this episode, Liza Monasebian meets a pediatric hospice nurse practitioner and volunteer who have found moments of joy in one of life’s most challenging professions.

Long time dancer Mary Six Rupert has made it her life's mission to help those with mobility challenges get to tap dance.

This episode is about the first time I, Jace Zhang, was riding on a horse back. I’m a big fan of the game “Red Dead Redemption” and always eager to get myself closer the world of the Wild West. The horse indeed in some way brought me into that world.

Cory Ng, a restaurant owner born and raised in Manhattan’s Chinatown. While with more residents moving out the community, he decided to come back and bring his energy back to his loving community.

On this episode of Onomatopoeia, Tabius McCoy steps out of his comfort zone. As a liberal from a historically liberal city, Tabius McCoy made the decision to visit a bar on the South Shore of Staten Island that was deemed rather conservative based on various online reviews. Tune in to see how his experience goes.

NBC Pages are anxious of graduating from the program, as layoffs and budget cuts continue to grow in the media industry.