Trending Today's Newest Episode Explores the Business of Creativity, Design and Human Connection

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Airing on Fox Business, Bloomberg and A&E, the episode is now available on Trending Today's YouTube channel.

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 6, 2026 / Trending Today, the television series showcasing entrepreneurs and innovative companies, brings together five distinctive business stories in its newest episode, "Innovation, Inspiration & Impact: Stories That Change Lives". From flowers shared with strangers to art education, custom homes, sculptural lighting and expressive interiors, the episode explores how creativity becomes a business with a personal connection to the people it serves.

"Every company in this episode has found a different way to bring creativity into people's lives," said Elizabeth Plummer, Executive Producer of Trending Today. "There's care behind a bouquet handed to a stranger, an art lesson, a custom home or a beautifully designed room. We wanted to show the people behind that work and what motivates them to keep creating."

The episode features the gems group, inc. (gems) and Co-Founder and CEO Carlos Oramas, whose approach to business centers on people, generosity and connection. Filmed at the company's Miami headquarters and along Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, the feature follows the 1 Million Smiles Initiative, capturing moments as the gems team surprises people with bouquets of flowers. An interview with Oramas explores his entrepreneurial journey, leadership philosophy and commitment to building a company that people love.

Children's Art Classes brings the focus to creative education and entrepreneurship. Through structured instruction in drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics and other media, the company gives young artists opportunities to develop their skills and explore different forms of expression. Its franchising opportunities offer entrepreneurs a path to open an art education business in their own communities. Franchisees receive hands-on training, a detailed curriculum, instructional resources and ongoing personalized support, connecting business ownership with the opportunity to expand access to creative education.

Bradford Custom Homes, led by founder Brad Robinson, brings craftsmanship and thoughtful planning into the conversation through its approach to luxury residential construction and remodeling. The company considers how elements such as air, water, light, acoustics and materials contribute to the experience of living in a home, alongside an emphasis on durability, comfort and clear communication throughout the building process.

color+light, the company behind Fluora, connects art, technology and nature through its plant-inspired LED lighting. Fluora uses animated light and color to turn a familiar botanical form into a digital art piece, offering a distinctive way to bring movement and atmosphere into an interior. The company's work adds another dimension to the episode's look at design as an everyday experience.

Tempaper & Co. continues that exploration through its removable peel-and-stick wallpaper and wall murals. Founded around the idea of making beautiful interiors more accessible and easier to change, the company offers homeowners and design professionals ways to express personality through pattern, color and texture. Its story illustrates how a practical design challenge can become the foundation for a creative business.

The episode aired on Fox Business, Bloomberg and A&E and is now available to watch in full on Trending Today's YouTube channel.

About Trending Today

Trending Today is an award-winning television series airing on Fox Business, Bloomberg and A&E. The series introduces audiences to entrepreneurs, innovators and companies across business, technology, design and lifestyle, sharing the stories behind their ideas and growth. Learn more at trendingtoday.com.

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