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Can taking the high road shape your future decisions, your perception of others, and your own principles? Well, it does for Jaren. In "Momz & Me," follow Jaren and his youthful mind as he and his mother recall heart-stopping experiences that tested his foundational values of truth, honesty, virtue, and righteousness. For a kid, this could be difficult, but Jaren knows there’s more at stake. Will Jaren succumb to the pressures of adolescence and being a pre-teen? Or will he stand up for what's right and apply what he’s learned from his momz and his faith while growing up? Will he take the high road? These two personal stories show his choices and their outcomes. Vecepia Robinson was the fourth-season million-dollar winner of the hit CBS reality show, "Survivor: Marquesas" (2002). As of 2021, she remains the only African-American woman to win "Survivor" and the first African-American winner of "Survivor" or any other reality show. She is a two-time breast cancer survivor, Air Force and Gulf War veteran, and a certified professional life coach. Vecepia resides in Hayward, California with her son, Jordan. Jordan Robinson is an eighteen-year-old senior at Mt. Eden High School who loves the performing arts. He has been a leader and member of the Mt. Eden Chamber and Concert Choirs, Monarch Mirage Show Choir, and Who’s Yo Daddy?! Men’s Show Choir and has appeared in four school musicals. Jordan will be heading to college in 2021 and aspires to pursue business and entrepreneurship, as well as music composition, video editing, vocal production, and the performing arts.