Indigo Life TV

Stu Moats and his crew of lumberjacks find themselves in wild, crazy, and sometimes unstable adventures-chaos ensues as they juggle ambitious service projects, a tree service, and a farm full of animals.

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A curious group of individuals explore the paranormal world - some believers, others not so sure. A mix of comedy and suspense. Hosted by comedian, Dionte Allen and paranormal investigator, Tim Debusk.

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Five women go on a 3-month journey of mind, body, spirit. No scripts and no retakes, this transformational reality series goes beyond weight loss.

Hosted by national influencer Erica Fit Love prior to her debut as USA Network's Biggest Loser team red trainer in 2020.

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A docu-comedy short film about a straight man's journey to becoming a drag queen for the sake of good. In 2017 Awais Ashai was studying to become a doctor and decided to give back to the community by signing up for the "Drag Show" fundraiser put on by Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine to raise awareness for LGBTQ research.

Drag queens explore the ways of the wilderness with Jon Slider from Trailblazing Hope Outdoors, a nonprofit providing youth healing through outdoor recreation opportunities.

We dive into the science of ecosystems and the various habitats of forests, prairies, and wetlands within our Five Rivers MetroParks!

The ladies meet up with the entrepreneur queen, Tae Winston to learn about her initiative to support local business owners and shop her store!

Fonda and Dana take a self-defense class with Christina of Total Taekwondo & Fitness!

Frank "Buddy" Pitts Jr. gets the ladies hip to Dayton's intramural sports league, Sportcial, while teaching them the game of pickleball!

FonDana throws down in the kitchen with Miami Valley Meals!

The final episode of season one! The ladies take a trip to Safe House Studios in Dayton, Ohio to work with Dre & K. Carter on a special music track for The FonDana Show! Watch these drag queens try their hand at freestyle.

Discover the unknown as you take a never-before-seen tour inside the Dayton Masonic Temple. Explore tunnels, special rooms, catwalks, rooftop views and so much more. Learn about who the Freemasons truly are and the role they play in our community

Get a personal tour through the historic burial grounds of Woodland Cemetery. We go above and below ground to decode some amazing stories and celebrate their 175+ years.

Decode over 125 years of rare collectibles that were donated by Daytonians; everything from mastodons to shrunken heads.

We discover an Odd Fellows fraternity lodge and theatre that hasn't been touched in decades. Hear from individuals who share why they chose Wright Dunbar as their neighborhood and the rich history.

A true hidden gem of Dayton, The British Transportation Museum holds within it a rare collection. A collection and preservation of vehicles, parts, photographs, memorabilia, books, and much more.

Get a golden ticket look into one of the oldest theatres in the nation. Built in 1866 you can feel the magic of Houdini and many others that came to perform.

We meet up with author Andrew Walsh and bring to life some chapters from his book "Lost Dayton." Nothing is truly lost when it's decoded!

What begins on east Third Street and spreads into creative clusters of economic possibility turns into a vision we call "The Nexus of Somewhere." History continues to be unlocked by present-day anchors like Front Street & The Brightside Music and Event Venue.

Taking ahold of your destiny is why St. Anne's Hill is a thriving community today. It started with a woman who had a vision for what could be and now thousands flock to this neighborhood to live, work and play. Thank you to City of Dayton, Bill Franz and Jason Shea for the imagery and footage to make this story possible.

William P. Huffman's vision continues as a thriving neighborhood of homes and businesses in today's Huffman Historic District. Also get a sneak peek into the Davis-Linden building which has been the home to many significant businesses for over 100 years!

Oregon East, expanding from Oregon District. The newly renovated Dayton Motor Car building & Wheelhouse are just the beginning of a bigger vision of what's to come.

The convergence of the Stillwater and Great Miami Rivers brings stories of the past and a vision for the future. Tour the historical Dayton Canoe Club with Clyde Collins and learn about the future of this outdoor corridor from Carrie Scarff of Five Rivers MetroParks.

Explore life after the 1913 flood and how the Miami Conservancy District and formation of dams lead the way to what we now know as your Five Rivers MetroParks.

A story of grassroots garden clubs and individuals that helped establish the parks we know and love today.

We dive into the science of ecosystems and the various habitats of forests, prairies, and wetlands within our Five Rivers MetroParks!

Learn how MetroParks plans natural surface trails with everyone in mind and the fun ways you can use them!

The nation's largest paved trail network is right here in the Dayton Region!

The story of creating urban parks for everyone focused along our rivers.

Learn about the ongoing role Five Rivers MetroParks plays in connecting people with nature when planning for the future and a grande vision to connect east and west Dayton, known as the Dayton Riverfront Plan.