Jenny Lowe: Orchestrating Impact

Nic Pilon: Framing Faith, Family, and Film Through a Divine Lens

What happens when you look at life’s scariest, most confusing chapters through a camera lens of faith? In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker and storyteller Nick Pilon to explore how a life filled with rare physical trials, unique family dynamics, and a passion for media was ultimately framed by a higher purpose. Nick opens up about his rich family legacy—from his father's immigration journey from Argentina to his parents' unexpected interfaith romance that began at a California disco. At the heart of the conversation is Nick’s childhood battle with Paroxysmal Nonkinesigenic Dyskinesia (PNKD), a rare neurological disorder that he navigated side-by-side with his identical twin brother, Chris. Nick shares how standing strong through terrifying physical "attacks," experiencing the powerful priesthood blessings of his community, and watching his Catholic grandmother pray faithfully by his bedside helped him zoom in on what matters most. From the mission fields of Texas to his current work as a father, husband, and documentary filmmaker, Nick reveals how the Master Director has used every single frame of his life to develop deep empathy and capture stories that inspire.

James Connolly: The Small and Simple Things that Changed Everything

In the Season 2 premiere of Finding Our Way, James Connolly shares how a series of small and simple decisions led to some of the most meaningful changes in his life. From his search for truth and purpose to his journey of faith and eventual membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, James reflects on the experiences, relationships, and commitments that shaped his path. He discusses how seemingly small choices—including changing long-established habits—became important steps toward a life centered on faith, family, and personal growth. This conversation is a reminder that lasting change rarely happens overnight. More often, it comes through consistent actions, quiet faith, and the courage to take the next step.

Micali Peless : Called to Serve in Juiz do Foro Brazil

In this episode of Finding Our Way: Stories of Faith and Resilience, we are joined by Micali Peless, a 19-year-old from Michigan who is preparing to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Juiz de Fora, Brazil. Micali opens up about her journey from growing up in a faith-filled home to developing her own independent testimony. We discuss the exciting (and nerve-wracking) process of preparing for a mission, from medical exams to learning Portuguese on Duolingo. Micali also shares her advice for other youth on building trust in God through the "little things" and reveals her hidden talent for solving Rubik's cubes. Join us for an uplifting conversation about the optimism and dedication of the rising generation.

Jenny Lowe: Orchestrating Impact

In this episode of Finding Our Way: Stories of Faith and Resilience, we sit down with Jenny Lowe—a powerhouse community leader, mother of five, vocal coach, and theater director based in Midland, Michigan. Jenny shares her dynamic journey, from growing up as an only child in Holt, Michigan, to becoming a driving force in the local arts scene. We discuss how music became the heartbeat of her life through her grandparents' influence, her path to forging an unshakable testimony as a teenager, and the charming story of meeting her husband (who won her over while carrying groceries!). Jenny also gets real about the hustle of raising five children with a twenty-year age gap and how she redefined her purpose—realizing her true calling wasn't just inside the church, but leading out in the community. Join us for an empowering conversation about owning your talents, building resilience, and serving with passion.

Bethany Broderick : Making Time for God

In this episode of Finding Our Way: Stories of Faith and Resilience, we sit down with Bethany Broderick—a wife, mother, teacher, and former missionary currently living in Midland, Michigan. Bethany takes us through her journey from growing up in a gospel-centered home in Oregon to serving a mission in Uruguay, and how she navigates the busy life of raising four children today. We discuss the pivotal moments that shaped her testimony, from "rebellious" teenage years to finding peace through repentance. Bethany also clears the air about her "cliff jumping" adventures (it was actually rappelling!) and shares touching stories about her work teaching English as a second language. Join us for an inspiring conversation about making God a priority amidst the chaos of daily life.