This week it's just the two of us, Katie and Robiee, catching up and giving you a look at what's coming next for Making Waves Project. We talk about how we've been making waves in our own lives, the special campaign we created with Avery Labels that inspired our upcoming series, and what it was like behind the scenes bringing real small businesses onto set. It's a mix of stories, reflections, and a sneak peek at the conversations you'll hear over the next few weeks.

This week we're joined by our friend Maggie Morlath, a TV producer who's worked on Shark Tank, Hell's Kitchen, E! News and The Great Christmas Light Fight. We talk about how she went from being an overachieving kid to finding her way in Hollywood, what really goes on behind the scenes of unscripted TV, and the importance of staying positive and connecting with people, including the entrepreneurs she helps guide through their Shark Tank experience. Maggie's story is fun, honest and such a good reminder of why those connections

In this episode, we were so excited to sit down with Bravo Valenti, an artist, author, and Robiee's neighbor! We talk to Bravo about how he discovered creativity later in life, his psychedelic experiences, and the way art can truly be a healing tool for both the person making it and the people experiencing it. Bravo takes us through his life journey that is honest, thoughtful, and full of unexpected twists and inspiration.

In this episode, Robiee interviews Making Waves Project co-host Katie Caro. Katie talks about growing up between coasts, her early love of theatre, and how moving so often shaped the way she builds community. She shares stories about childhood antics, DIY filmmaking, and how she eventually found herself teaching yoga in Los Angeles. The conversation touches on creativity, friendship, and what it means to follow your instincts.

In this episode, Katie interviews Making Waves Project co-host Robiee Ziegler. From growing up in Las Vegas with a camera always in hand to building a creative career in Los Angeles, Robiee shares how anxiety has shaped her drive, how her early MySpace era sparked her love for visual storytelling, and why LA still feels like home after all these years.

This conversation touches on friendship, vulnerability, and the power of knowing yourself, even when you're still figuring it out.

In our first episode, we're sharing the origin story of Making Waves Project. What started as a spontaneous photo series during the early days of the pandemic grew into a community-driven platform rooted in storytelling, creativity, and connection. It's a look back at where this all started and a glimpse into where we're heading.