Michael Ray Richardson, four-time NBA All-Star and author of the book “Banned,” discussed with NTD’s Steve Lance how he achieved his childhood dream of playing for the NBA, how he became addicted to cocaine, and who inspired him on his road to recovery.
Dreams really do come true! Jenni Gibbons grew up wanting to be an astronaut and, in 2017, that dream became a reality when she was chosen as an astronaut candidate by the Canadian Space Agency. She also made history as Canada’s youngest astronaut. Now, with the Artemis missions on the horizon, she’s ready to reach […]
Homeschooling is growing rapidly in the United States, with 4 million children learning at home. Mom of three Amy O’Meara shares how homeschooling deepened family bonds and created a personalized learning experience.
Social media platform Ganjing World held an event in Times Square to promote their campaign and the message that “Kindness is Cool.” The platform’s users can submit video entries to the Kindness is Cool video competition, where they could win a $10,000 prize while helping to spread positivity and compassion around the world.
The leader of the Grammy Award-winning National Children’s Chorus is celebrating 20 years with the group. With over 1,400 singers, this Los Angeles-based choir is the fastest-growing and most renowned youth arts group in the United States. NTD with Luke McEndarfer, the artistic director, president, and CEO of the group.
Gleason’s Gym in Brooklyn has been a boxing powerhouse since 1937, training 137 world champions, including legends like Jake LaMotta and Muhammad Ali. NTD’s Daniel Monaghan spoke with the gym’s owner, Bruce Silverglade, about its lasting legacy and community impact.
A Canadian family has discovered that their talented toddler can identify all the world’s flags and all the planets—a skill that many adults need training to acquire. NTD spoke to the Mishra family to find out more about their son’s amazing talent.
Explore the importance of heritage cooking with Jenny McGruther from The Nourished Kitchen. NTD spoke to her about how traditional dishes connect us to our roots and the nutritional benefits of using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.
Story Catchers helps youth in Chicago’s juvenile justice system tell their stories through the arts. Their programs, which include music, theater, and visual arts, aim to foster healing and personal growth.
After around 15 years of writing and rewriting, Diane Parrish finally took the bold step of publishing her first book, “Something Better.” She tells NTD about her writing process and the important but complex message of forgiveness. The characters Ruth and David live their tidy suburban lives in a bubble. However, that bubble is about […]
A mom shares her journey of faith after learning her unborn son, Charlie, had a fatal brain disorder. Despite doctors recommending abortion, Madysen Wilcox and her husband chose to continue the pregnancy, trusting in a higher plan.
Matt Lewis, a veteran hang-gliding instructor from England, has gained hundreds of thousands of followers as “Silverback Tarzan” on social media. Through fitness routines and playful challenges, he is encouraging people to reconnect with nature and unlock their physical potential.
John Hughes and his daughter Amy continue to work their 6th-generation family farm in Ontario, Canada. To stay afloat, Springridge Farm transitioned its business model to not just selling fruits and vegetables, but to providing children an environment to play in and families a special place to make memories together.
Geri Spieler is an author who tells the story of her late grandmother Regina, who emigrated to the United States in the early 1900s to find a better life. She details how her grandmother’s courage saved her family’s bloodline.
Dorin Berliba, a Moldovan immigrant, pursued the American Dream for eight years before finally receiving his green card. Now a successful business owner, Berliba shares how his determination and work ethic transformed his life in the Land of Opportunity.
