UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
89: Voices of Courage with Ken D. Foster - Episode 89
89: Voices of Courage with Ken D. Foster - Episode 89
89: Voices of Courage with Ken D. Foster - Episode 89
Saturday 5th October 2024
Ken D. Foster and Kara Lepardo discuss revolutionising TV with family-friendly content on 'Voices of Courage'. Discover how media can uplift rather than undermine.
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Episode Overview
- Modern media often includes violence, profanity, and political agendas.
- Kara Lepardo left Hollywood to create family-friendly content.
- We The Studios offers value-based programming suitable for all ages.
- Positive media consumption can significantly impact mental health.
- The new network aims to provide 'TV for normal people'.
I said, well, I'm going to start my own network. And he said, well, if you do that, you will never work in Hollywood again. And I said, that is the goal.
The UK Health Radio Podcast's episode titled 'Voices of Courage with Ken D. Foster - Episode 89' dives into the heart of modern media and its impact on society. Hosted by Ken D. Foster, this episode features Kara Lepardo, a Hollywood veteran who left the industry to create family-friendly content through her new network, We The Studios. Kara shares her journey from casting top-tier commercials to launching a platform that prioritises wholesome, value-based programming suitable for all ages.
Ken and Kara discuss the pressing issues plaguing today's media landscape, such as the prevalence of violence, profanity, and political agendas. They explore how these elements negatively affect children and families, leading to a broader mental health crisis. Kara's mission is to offer an alternative—programming that parents can trust and feel good about letting their kids watch.
Throughout the episode, Kara recounts her personal experiences in Hollywood, including her decision to step away when asked to cast for a reality show centred on non-binary children. Her story is both eye-opening and inspiring, highlighting the courage it takes to go against the grain in an industry often resistant to change. Kara's new network aims to provide 'TV for normal people', featuring content that celebrates traditional family values without sacrificing entertainment quality.
The episode also touches on the importance of media consumption in shaping young minds and how positive programming can make a significant difference. If you're tired of the current state of TV and are looking for content that uplifts rather than undermines, this episode is a must-listen. It offers a refreshing perspective on what media can and should be—a force for good that enriches lives rather than diminishes them.