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Victoria Wyant says seeing Primate on the big screen makes all the difference to have a visceral experience with others! #PrimateMovie #HorrorFilm #WatchInTheaters #IndieHorror #VictoriaWyant Like, subscribe, and share! ============================================================== For more mental health and entertainment content, Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/color_of_success/ https://www.facebook.com/colorofsuccess https://www.tiktok.com/@colorofsuccesspodcast

Victoria Wyant talks honestly about handling audition setbacks, believing everything unfolds exactly as it should, and embracing a little healthy delusion to stay brave. 🌟 You’re not behind. You’re becoming. ❤️ Save this for the days you need the reminder. 👥 Share with someone chasing a dream. #ChasingDreams #ResilientMindset #ActorsJourney…

"Here’s what you need to know about Primate! Victoria Wyant breaks down the story and why it’s unlike any horror movie you’ve seen." Hashtags: #PrimateMovie #IndieHorror #HorrorFilm #ActorInterview #VictoriaWyant

Actress Victoria Wyant sits down to discuss her role in the horror film Primate, her journey into acting, and her unique relationship with the horror genre. Despite starring in horror movies, Victoria shares why she doesn’t enjoy watching them—and why filming horror is a completely different and exciting experience. In…

No invite. Just a thought: “Let’s try.” Suits on. Rain pouring. Everyone runs for the door and somehow they end up in the VIP line with wristbands. Inside? All-Stars. Hall of Famers everywhere. Then Michael Jordan walks in. The room parts. Even legends are in awe. MJ daps up Jon’s…

Jon Hill pushes back on that idea—and explains why he stopped asking for permission. Waiting for companies to fund a story about two Asian people falling in love and talking about death might take forever. So he made Above the Clouds (streaming on Amazon now) anyway. Subscribe for more conversations…

Jon Hill explains how losing his father at 25 changed the way he reacts when things don’t go as planned— a missed interview, a podcast that doesn’t land, a frustrating workday. After real loss, you realize: some things just aren’t as serious as they seem. He also reminds us to…

You can feel fine for months… And then one random hits you. Jon Hill talks about standing in Best Buy, ready to call his dad about which hard drive to purchase— And realizing he couldn't. Meeting his wife and knowing his father will never meet her. That’s how grief works.…

In this powerful and deeply human conversation, Jon Hill shares the story behind his life, films, and the experiences that shaped him. From growing up with a mixed-race identity—born to a Thai mother and an American father whose love story began in Thailand during the Vietnam War—to creating meaningful work…

When interviewing survivors, it’s important to pace yourself, set time limits, and return for follow-ups when you can give your full presence. Protecting your own mental health helps you honor their story with clarity and care. ✨ You can hold space for others without losing yourself in the process. 👇…

When reporting on OneTaste, it wasn’t just about uncovering a scandal — it was about giving survivors a voice, shining light on manipulation, and helping the truth reach the people who need to hear it. Because when someone dares to speak up… ✨ Journalism helps the world listen. 👇 Comment…

If a group gets upset when you explore other spaces, friendships, or interests… that’s a sign worth paying attention to. This short dives into one simple truth: ✨ Control thrives in isolation — freedom thrives in choice. If someone doesn’t want you to look elsewhere, ask yourself why. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE…

What happens when a journalist spends years uncovering the truth behind a controversial wellness movement? And how does reporting on trauma and human behavior impact a reporter’s own mental health? In this powerful and eye-opening conversation, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with investigative journalist Ellen Huet to explore the…

Dr. Stephanie J. Wong and Norman Chen, CEO of The Asian American Foundation @taaforg break down a truth we all need to hear: Chasing your passions means nothing if you lose yourself in the process. When you know what truly matters — your values — you protect your energy, your…

Norman Chen, the CEO of @taaforg remembers the one place he always felt at home: a family camp where everyone looked like him. For the first time, he felt seen. He then spent 20 years in Hong Kong surrounded by leaders who shared his heritage, which turned belonging into pride.…

In this episode, Norman Chen, CEO of The Asian American Foundation @taaforg and Dr. Stephanie J. Wong explore how scalable, community-driven solutions are essential for improving youth mental health. One example they highlight is dragon boat racing: when one person isn’t paddling in sync, the whole boat struggles. Just like…

So many Asian American kids grow up feeling like they don’t fit in — and research shows they’re among the least likely to feel they belong, with nearly 1 in 4 feeling disconnected. 😔 But here’s the good news: representation changes everything. More Asian faces in media. More voices in…

Instead of fighting over limited resources, why not grow the pie for everyone? 🤔 In our latest episode, Norman Chen, CEO of The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) drops this powerful insight: let’s focus on creating more opportunities, not just fighting for what’s already there! The Asian American Foundation @taaforg is…

In this powerful episode, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with Norman Chen, CEO of The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), to discuss how we can create a stronger, more inclusive future for Asian Americans. From mental health to leadership, representation, and philanthropy, Norman shares insights and personal stories that challenge…

When China began opening to the world in the 1980s, @oneworldfdtn Yue-Sai Kan had a vision for the future. 💡 She anticipated that Chinese women — after decades without access to beauty products — would soon want to express themselves through makeup. So she built a cosmetics empire from the…

“Being famous is not the important thing — it’s what you do with what you’re famous for that truly is far more important.” —@oneworldfdtn Yue-Sai Kan, global icon, entrepreneur & philanthropist. From breaking barriers in media to empowering women through beauty and cross-cultural work, Yue-Sai has used her fame to…

Before launching a business, project, or passion, cultural icon Yue-Sai Kan asks herself 3 powerful questions: 1️⃣ Do I have the real talent to do this? 2️⃣ Am I truly passionate about it? 3️⃣ Is it good for other people too? This mindset helped her build a media and beauty…

📢 Business wisdom from @oneworldfdtn Yue-Sai Kan, "The Most Famous Woman in China": 💡 “The most important question to ask when starting a business is: "What are the elements that will make my business fail?" Instead of just dreaming big, Yue-Sai emphasizes the power of realistic preparation. By identifying potential…

In this powerful episode, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down with cultural icon @oneworldfdtn Yue-Sai Kan—Emmy-winning TV host, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and author of her upcoming memoir, The Most Famous Woman in China (out October 21). Known for revolutionizing cultural exchange between East and West, Yue-Sai shares behind-the-scenes stories about creating…