Zen Brownie narrated by Jeff Bridges tells the tale of Buddhist Monks and how leading with inclusivity, kindness, and compassion has created a well-known business in Greyston Bakery. Filmmaker Alison Bartlett in partnership with Michael Pirson (Stoner Chair for Global Sustainability - Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University) delve into the Humanistic Model Management and the philosophy behind and applying it to real world business through Open Hiring.

On their anniversary, all Jake wants is to give his wife Sandy the most romantic day ever. However, when he can suddenly see her happiness meter, pleasing her might be harder than it seems.

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Trapped by daily routine, a man experiences complete freedom by dreaming himself across the country in a psychedelic Volkswagen with the guiding words of philosopher Alan Watts.

A series highlighting ways to live a balanced life through old world approaches and modern advances.

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Our world is becoming increasingly more complex, more toxic, more demanding. People are being flooded with stimuli from a number of different directions. It's a breeding ground for stress and stress-related ailments. Got Zen? will provide Veria viewers with a daily dose of relief from the external forces that get their blood pressure up and keep their endorphins down. Each themed-episode of Got Zen? will help you get your day started with daily relaxation techniques for the mind, body, and spirit. Host Bex and her special guests will share their expertise and philosophies that will help you find zen in all aspects of your life. From relationships at home to interactions throughout the rest of the day, Got Zen? will help you foster decompression from the stresses of everyday life. Got Zen? on Veria Living will be all the sustenance you need to find peace, tranquility and happiness.

A brownie settled in the attic of one house. He threw things around, made noise, interfered with cooking, spilled ink, teased the dog and made holes in bags of cereals and sugar, but the owner did not believe in him.