Spread the Good News

Aloha from Amorah St. John and Bre Wolfe reaching out to you from magical Maui. We are launching our fundraising campaign in the hopes you will be inspired to support our mission to bring GOOD NEWS to the world, providing welcome relief to the negative news on today's media. It's time to change the scene on the screen!

Amorah and Bre are beginning to produce and host the GOOD NEWS REPORT to uplift and empower audiences with news of what's breaking through rather than breaking down. Our vision is to touch the hearts and minds of viewers with positive stories in every field of human endeavor...and to spotlight the pioneering women and men making it happen.

Happily, we are on-the-air now as part of the "Maui Daily," broadcasting the GOOD NEWS REPORT at the Akaku Media Center on Channel 55, Maui's awesome community television station.

Now we are seeking Good News Ambassadors to help bring our show to the mainland and beyond. It's time! With your financial support, we will be able to get the social media and marketing help we need to bring THE GOOD NEWS REPORT to the world.

Our donations will also be used to continue the writing and production of our TV series. We all need financial fuel to continue our good works.

Please check out our premiere show and our short bios. Also, if you have a special good news story to share with us, please do! We'd love to hear from you.

Bre Wolfe has a background in TV journalism and worked as a news anchor for ABC in Arizona. She is a popular yoga teacher, a personal growth coach and facilitates Sacred Plant Medicine Journeys here on Maui. Her passions are nature, sustainability and transforming consciousness. To learn more about Bre, check out her website at www.Brewolfe.com.

Amorah St. John is a writer and producer whose talk shows have aired in Chicago, California and Hawaii. She has inner-viewed over 200 women on her "Gutsy Women" radio show and currently writes for "Living Aloha" magazine. Amorah has an extensive background in PR and marketing (BC...Before Computers). Her passion is to uplift audiences with media that informs and empowers those with "eyes to see and ears to hear." Visit www.AmorahStJohn.com for the whole scoop.