Since 1998, Nancy has been the host and producer of a two-time award-winning TV show, Life Passages, the Soul's Journey, which features inspiring, heart-warming and thought-provoking interviews with guests on breakthroughs, challenges, turning points, and tranformations -- both personal and planetary. It has developed a large and loyal following.

The show airs on cable TV in Southern Oregon cities, on Channel 15, Monday nights at 9:30 P.M.
(Note: The start times can vary, beginning as early as 9:10 or 9:15).

The show is also available at those times to global audiences through streaming video at Rogue Valley Community Television.

The shows have featured interviews with people from 16 to 103, including:

Harriet Rex Smith, 84, acclaimed artist, and activist, who at 82 went to jail to protect Old Growth Redwoods from being clear cut.

Humanitarian Sculptor Meera Censor and her sculptures of Nelson Mandela, Chief Joseph, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King, and many more, focusing on peace.

G. Valmont Thomas, African-American Actor, Director, Singer/Songwriter, Musician and Professor of Theatre, on growing up the son of a high ranking black officer during the Vietnam War, on his own original music, and on Martin Luther King's stance against the Vietnam War and for peace and humanitarian values.

Allisa Lukara, Author of Riding Grace, A Triumph of the Soul, on her journey through childhood sexual abuse and chronic fatigue to a total healing of body, mind and spirit, through finding her voice and writing her story.

Brent Florendo, co-chair of the Native American Studies department at Southern Oregon University on his Wasco Indian heritage, and his journey from the Warm Springs Indian Reservation to Alaska, through storytelling and theatre, to his work now in guiding Native American youth.

Ara Johnson, a mother of 2 children, meeting the challenges of pervasive cancer, and fighting to live for her children. A second segment with her 16 year old son, Jeremy, showcases her work in starting a group for children with parents who have cancer, and Jeremy's growth through anger to authenticity within the group, as he eventually becomes a peer counselor to others whose parents are suffering or dying with the disease.

Other interviews include:

A visit to a Palestinian refugee camp.

2 woman singer-songwriters share their beautiful and empowering music.

A driver's education teacher structures learning to drive as a right of passage for his teen students.

A Native American flute player and composer, formerly homeless for several years, shares his original music in a natural setting, while his wife shares her moving portraits of Native Americans, and both speak on relationship as healing, listening to one's calling and honoring it.

Reflections of a Tibetan Buddhist lama who lives in Brazil.

An 18 year old shares the story of his Vision Quest, and subsequent journeys among the bushmen of Africa.

A Unity Minister and Hospice Chaplain converses with Nancy Bloom about World Pain and Restoring Soul.

A blind musician and composer, singer/Songwriter speaks of his life, blind from birth in a sighted world, his independence, and heartwarming interdependence with friends and musical collaborators, and shares his music live.

A woman massage therapist who felt called to Ground Zero from 3000 miles away to volunteer 16-20 hours a day treating exhausted rescue workers for weeks, a block from the site.

An animal communicator and her therapy dog give viewers insights into animals and communicating with their pets.

And many, many more...