Things get inspirational on the bridge this week as Jas sits down with actor-producers Raja Deka and Sabrina Percario to discuss "The Venom Brothers," an intense short film about estranged foster brothers dealing with a dark family past. You can watch it now on B-RajaTV (the home for South Asian American content, don't ya know?). Things however, quickly turn to talk of finding our purpose and the role our parents play in our life's journeys. Raja went from working with NASA and globetrotting for the CIA to pursuing his real passion for acting on such Emmy award-winning shows as "Homeland," "Black-ish," "Speechless," and "Arrested Development." Likewise, Sabrina's road from Brazil to Hollywood made her a multi-award winning actress and producer known for "Julia," "Be(lie)f," and "Open Mic." Together, they founded Touch A Life Productions, and Global Human Services, a nonprofit organization that focuses on building free medical clinics in regions of the world who have the highest maternal and infant mortality rates. To learn more about all their endeavors, visit www.touchalifeproductions.com.