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Each episodes of The Dr. Joy Show provide practical advice on one of seven wellness elements: physical, mental, nutritional, social, financial, environmental and spiritual. Dr. Joy with her specially selected experts engage in discussions that are informative, entertaining and empowering without drama, foul language or violence.

Ally Klein tries to find her own version of 'happily ever after' while starting over again in New York City.

While watching a new type of 3D TV two stoners get sucked into a slasher film called Chainsaw Cheerleaders and have the time of their lives trying to stay alive.

Access to nutrition and fresh food is important to everyone, especially low-income families. Getting double and triple the value for your food stamps makes community farmers markets viable. Kids need to eat their vegetables to grow up smart and strong. Double Fresh teaches parents how to stretch their benefits and get that good food for their families.

After Christie, a teenage orphan girl overhearing loud secrets about herself, being an adopted daughter, she gets mad and runs away from home claiming her guardians have for long been traitors by not telling her the truth about her deceased parents. As Christie runs away in the wild world out of anger, her guardian's family is all worried about where she could be. She is later announced to be at a police station with petty cases to answer. However, Christie too has a secret to unveil to her guardians in regards to the short time she's been away.

Thomas is about to experience something truly amazing. As he deals with a personal crisis, both monetary and emotional, he must also mend a strained relationship with his parents, namely his father, Jack. On a cool winter afternoon, while walking his dog, Timber, Thomas encounters Jack, sitting on an old, abandoned bench in the middle of nowhere. What follows is an important life lesson - that the power of love can heal all wounds. And that intimate moment shared together on the bench will last an eternity.

The Invaders web-series "Angie's Logs" is a live action comedy sci-fi web-series which chronicles the adventures of seven year old Angie Martinez and her babysitter Beth Adleman as they attempt repel an alien invasion of Earth from all powerful, unseen, other worldly beings. With the help of her teddy bear, Mr. Snuggles, a cardboard space ship Angie has made out of a discarded refrigerator appliance box and her home made laser gun she will wage war against impossible odds with the fate of the world in the balance. Put on your Captain Blasto space helmet, and fasten you seat belts it's going to be a bumpy night.

Two children learn about the true cost of local politics when they go on a series of misadventure with a mischievous but kind-hearted talking bear.

The Philadelphia Bicycle Vignette Story is a series of loosely yet cleverly strung-together surrealist, socially scathing, comical vignettes. It's a story about a city. A humorous and unique portrayal of Philadelphia's current social climate, specifically in terms of hip-hop and the black experience, youth counter-culture, modern racism, poverty/homelessness, the public education system and the city budget crisis.

A young cancer patient and actor takes a defining role in a zombie movie.

One day, while using a popular broadcasting video app, a teenage girl named Katie discovers the truth about the urban myth known as The Old Knitty. They say that if you stumble upon Knitty's live stream, and she happens to see you watching, she'll call out your name, and mark you. She will then haunt you via any electronic device you happen to own or be on, sometimes weeks at a time. Through this, she sees into your soul. Your deepest, darkest secrets revealed. Her motives, unknown. Her intent, deadly. And all the while she knits you a beautiful gift. And when she delivers that gift... you die. And she can get anyone, anywhere at anytime. Online or offline, the curse of The Old Knitty can never be stopped.

A sketch comedy show that is a hybrid of shows like The Chappelle Show and Talk Soup.

Bill, the only black in the office, takes his white co-workers to his black Baptist church to learn more about black culture. They find out that the worship experience is much different than what they are used to.

An experimental trip into art and horror through a series of interviews punctuated by a behind the scenes look at New York City's Times Scare.

Grace takes some time out of the office. In the park she meets Mary and finds that the more they are different, the more they are the same. The two women find a bond across the years and the social divide.

Lance Xavier, The World's Best Product Demonstrator in stores and infomercials takes on a new apprentice named Melvin with a very checkered work history. As Lance soon discovers, things do not go smoothly as he attempts to make Melvin into a new top Demo Guy.

Paul and Betty have many fond memories of bringing their son and grand-children to this park. So it is only fitting that while visiting their home town, that they sit a moment on this bench, just to reminisce; reminiscing all the way back to where it began.

Bill, the only black in the office, is offended when the ad agency he works for creates an ad similar to a rap video. It is very crude and Bill is so angry that he quits the agency.

Tyrone meets a therapist named Dr. Buckley for the first time. He reveals his issues and finds out that she offers tough love and will put him through a boot camp to become a confident man. He nervously agrees and learns very quickly that she doesn't pull any punches.

The Couturier was commissioned to design exquisite dresses with coats for five beautiful young Duchesses. All five had received coveted invitations to a magnificent royal tea party in the garden of Vintage Manor.

New Jersey's Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteer to support at risk children as they navigate the foster care system. These CASA volunteers provide the guidance, support and voice for the child to ensure that they get the services they need, are safe and are placed in a nurturing home. Every foster child can benefit from a CASA volunteer. The child in this film needs someone to stand up for her.