In this episode of 'Unscripted,' the host engages in a compelling conversation with film producer Nate Deen, who discusses his latest project, 'Brave the Dark.' Nate shares his life story, which forms the basis of the film, revealing a childhood filled with traumatic experiences that led him to distrust adults and make poor decisions in his teenage years. At 16, Nate ran away from home, living in his car and getting into trouble. His life took a turn for the better thanks to Mr. Stan Deen, a compassionate high school teacher who took Nate under his wing, eventually becoming a father figure. Nate recounts how this relationship influenced his decision to change his last name to Deen in honor of his mentor. Nate also discusses the founding of the Stan Deen Foundation, aimed at helping young people in need. The film 'Brave the Dark' is currently in theaters, distributed by Angel Studios. Nate emphasizes the film's message of hope and redemption, and his plans to tell more stories of individuals who have overcome adversity.

In this episode of 'Unscripted' recorded in Columbus, Ohio, the host chats with Lee Brown, a real estate broker from Concord, North Carolina, about the ongoing relief efforts and challenges faced by communities in Western North Carolina following a devastating hurricane. Brown provides a personal and detailed account of the work she and others have been doing to support affected areas, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of the impact and the varying levels of recovery across the region. They discuss specific efforts by various organizations, including NASCAR, Samaritan's Purse, and grassroots groups, to provide immediate and long-term relief. Brown highlights the bureaucratic hurdles and delays in government assistance, while also celebrating the rapid response and significant contributions from private and community-led initiatives. The discussion also touches on the broader implications of the disaster and the need for streamlined, efficient government responses to such crises.

Episode 324 was a blast! Aaron sits down with Cristina Duchesne-Rivera, and Julian Simoes - lead actors in the new film "Ordinary Things." They cover a variety of topics. You can watch "Ordinary Things" on youtube, Prime and Tubi. About Ordinary Things - After faking a wedding with her childhood best friend to please her mom's dying wish, Dannie, an insatiable idealist, is faced with a dilemma when her mother is miraculously healed.