In Real Life Films
Video and audio recording studio located in Boise, Idaho.
05/25/2026
TOMORROW! Join United Vision for Idaho's Democracy 411 Series on May 26th, from 7โ9pm at The Flicks for a special screening of "My Omaha." This documentary follows filmmaker Nick Beaulieu as he explores the activism in his hometown while reconciling with his terminally ill father, Randy.
Before the film, we'll premiere the trailer for our upcoming documentary with UVI, "Democracy in Motion." After the screening, OMG producer Steph Lokelani and UVI Executive Director Adrienne Evans will host an interactive Q&A session.
DM me for a complimentary ticket to the showing!
05/22/2026
๐ฃ๐ผ๐ฑ๐ฐ๐ฎ๐๐ ๐ง๐ฎ๐ธ๐ฒ๐ผ๐๐ฒ๐ฟ! In this special live episode of ๐๐ฉ๐ฆ ๐๐ด๐ด๐ฆ๐ฏ๐ค๐ฆ ๐ฐ๐ง ๐ ๐ฐ๐ถ, host Steph Lokelani hands the mic to executive coach and mental performance strategist Mike Krause for a full podcast takeover recorded in front of over 50 leaders at the Hemingway Building on Boise State University campus as part of the Leadership Boise program through the Boise Metro Chamber.
Mike leads a rich, wide-ranging conversation on leadership, legacy, and succession with three guests who have each led organizations through growth, change, and transition: Kevin Bailey of the Idaho Community Foundation, Angela Taylor of the Taylor LEAD Foundation and former President and General Manager of the Atlanta Dream WNBA team, and host Steph Lokelani of In Real Life Films and .
Together they explore what it means to lead authentically and what gets in the way. From Angela's experience watching sports coaches lose themselves trying to replicate a predecessor, to Kevin's practice of writing his values on his bathroom mirror each morning, to Steph leaving a corporate career at HP to build IRL Films on her own terms, the conversation is candid, grounded, and full of hard-won wisdom.
They dig into how to build championship cultures (and what the San Antonio Spurs can teach your nonprofit), why having team members with different values makes you stronger, when to trust your gut even if it means being wrong, and what it truly takes to delegate when you're a founder who's done everything yourself.
๐ง Listen on your favorite podcast platform, or ๐บ watch it on YouTube!
05/15/2026
Steph Lokelani sits down with her friend and creative human, Tiffany Eller, for a warm, wide-ranging, and deep conversation that covers theater debuts, dream interpretation, personal mission statements, soul contracts, and a compelling theory about AI-generated misinformation that is quietly dividing Americans on Facebook. Together, Steph and Tiffany talk about what it means to follow your inspiration, how the body tells you when you're in or out of alignment, and why creating safe spaces for people to express themselves might be the most meaningful work any of us will ever do.
Listen on your favorite podcast platform and watch it on YouTube!
There's a call to action around the 10-to-14-minute mark - Tiffany needs a name for a play she's writing! Drop your suggestions in the comments.
05/11/2026
Join United Vision for Idaho's Democracy 411 Series on May 26th, from 7โ9pm at The Flicks for a special screening of the acclaimed film "My Omaha." This moving documentary follows filmmaker Nick Beaulieu as he explores the activism in his hometown while reconciling with his terminally ill father, Randy.
Before the film, we'll premiere the trailer for our upcoming documentary with UVI, "Democracy in Motion." After the screening, producer Steph Lokelani and UVI Executive Director Adrienne Evans will host an interactive Q&A session.
Donโt miss this inspiring evening - everyone is welcome!
Tickets are only $7 at: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/my-omaha
We hope to see you there!
05/08/2026
In this episode of The Essence of You, host Steph Lokelani, got to chat with her friend Adrienne Esposito, Vice President and Branch Manager at WaFd Bank, 2025 Boise Chamber Connector of the Year, and one of the Treasure Valley's most passionate community advocates.
What started as a warm conversation about shared history quickly became a deeply personal exploration of purpose, dignity, faith, and what it truly means to serve your community from the inside out.
Adrienne opened up about her journey from the restaurant industry to banking, her decade-long commitment to Idaho's ALICE population (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), and why she believes local businesses hold the real key to lifting their communities. She shares her own story of living through welfare offices, food insecurity, and the quiet degradation of poverty and how that became the fuel behind her tireless advocacy. Adrienne's message isn't about handouts. It's about giving people back their dignity.
Steph shared with Adrienne what it was like growing up in Hawai'i with a family that was turned away from food stamps despite being stretched thin and learning that she is a direct descendant of King Kamehameha, now watching her own cousins get priced off the islands they have called home for generations.
Watch on YouTube and listen on your favorite podcast platform.
Today, for Idaho Gives, weโre proud to support United Vision for Idaho (UVI). Steph and the team have partnered with UVI for over three years. What began as a single weekend of event shooting has grown into a meaningful, multi-year relationship. UVI is a statewide, multi-issue progressive network dedicated to building a powerful, people-driven movement for lasting, structural change. Our community is stronger because of UVIโs work, and we are honored to support their ongoing efforts.
Donate to UVI during Idaho Gives at: idahogives.org/organizations/united-vision-for-idaho
Continuing our Idaho Gives week, today we highlight Treasure Valley Children's Theater. Not only do we produce their new podcast, See Play Perform, our founder and CEO, Steph Lokelani, is their board president! Her favorite line is: Once a theater kid, always a theater kid. Treasure Valley Children's Theater provides a place where kids can explore their artistic side, both on and off the stage, thrive as their authentic selves, and find community among peers. Executive Director of TVCT, Allison Terenzio Moody, was recently on Steph's podcast, The Essence of You. Hear what she has to say about TVCT's mission and why fundraising is so important. We'll give you a hint - no child is turned away and TVCT makes it a point to support kids through their scholarship program. Theater is accessible at TVCT!
Donate today at: idahogives.org/organizations/treasure-valley-childrens-theater
05/05/2026
Idaho Gives is May 4-7, and we are so proud to support our nonprofit clients in their fundraising efforts! Idaho Gives is an annual event hosted by the Idaho Community Foundation. They provide a space for Idaho nonprofits to come together, raise money, and bring awareness to all the incredible things that Idaho nonprofits do for our community.
Visit idahogives.org to learn more and donate to your favorite nonprofits!
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When Idaho gives, Idaho thrives. A statewide appeal to our neighbors. Idaho Gives is the state's largest collective giving campaign. Held the first week of May, Idaho Gives invites donors across the state to support their favor...
05/01/2026
Personal note from Steph: Theater changed my life and I very clearly see what Treasure Valley Children's Theater is doing for the kids in our community. Take a listen to this episode and hear just how life-changing the arts can be for young people.
What if the thing that saved you as a kid is now the thing you're building for the next generation?
In this episode of The Essence of You, host Steph Lokelani sits down with two of her closest friends - Allison Terenzio-Moody, Executive Director of Treasure Valley Children's Theater (TVCT), and her husband Noah Moody, playwright, director, and educator - for a warm, funny, and unexpectedly moving conversation about the transformative power of the arts.
Allison and Noah share the journey that brought them to where they are today. The three dig into why children's theater deserves the same respect as any other art form, the life skills it quietly builds in young people, and the very real ways TVCT has been a lifeline for kids who had nowhere else to turn.
TVCT is a nonprofit theater company dedicated to making the arts accessible to every child in the Treasure Valley, regardless of financial circumstance. They offer classes, productions, camps, and school tour shows. And they never turn a student away.
๐ Support their work: https://www.treasurevalleychildrenstheater.com/ and donate during Idaho Gives (May 4-7) at: https://www.idahogives.org/organizations/treasure-valley-childrens-theater
04/30/2026
Today is the last day to VOTE!
๐๐ฉ๐ฆ ๐๐ถ๐ต๐ถ๐ณ๐ฆ ๐ฐ๐ง ๐๐ฆ๐ณ๐ฎ๐ข๐ต๐ฐ๐ญ๐ฐ๐จ๐บ, has been nominated for a Women Podcasters Award! Please vote for us in the ๐ช๐ฒ๐น๐น๐ป๐ฒ๐๐ ๐ฃ๐ผ๐ฑ๐ฐ๐ฎ๐๐๐ category - your vote will go a long way in helping both Dr. Faranak Kamangar's podcast gain visibility, and me as a podcast producer. Dr. Fara has also recently been recognized as a 2026 Inc. Female 500 Founders - she's a big deal.
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Step #1: Go here to vote between April 1st - April 30th at 6PM PST: https://www.womenpodcasters.com/awards-voting?sc=4123391171887752b2fd4b52bfd7fdd3768b1d97b
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