Hollywood has shaped the way we think about love…
So I'm sitting down with the actors, writers, creatives and storytellers to discover what they’ve learned about love in real life.
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In this short video, I’ll share the heart behind the show, the journey so far, and what’s next.
I just happen to live in Hollywood, the city that sold us a fairy tale.
For the past twelve years, I've had the unique privilege of living in Hollywood and building friendships with actors, writers, producers, filmmakers, composers, and storytellers.
The rom-coms. The happy endings. The grand gestures. The idea that somewhere out there is "the one" who will finally make everything make sense.
And honestly?
I've become fascinated by one question:
What is love, really?
At 49, single, never married, and never engaged, I'm probably not the person you'd expect to host a show about love.
But maybe that's the point.
I don't have all the answers.
I just believe the right questions are worth asking.
So I decided to go straight to the people inside the industry that has shaped so many of our ideas about love and explore the question together.
Let's explore what love really is—from the city that sold us love through rom-coms and fairy tales.
Questions like:
"What's one thing you thought was love, but later realized was actually toxic behavior?"
After filming six concept episodes, I'm more convinced than ever that these are conversations worth having.
Some of the surprising ideas that have emerged along the way have left me wondering...
What if chemistry is really safety?
What if butterflies aren't always a sign of love?
What if soulmates aren't found, but nurtured?
What if marriage is actually supposed to be fun?
What if being chosen is different than being needed?
And what if many of us have mistaken something else for love all along?
Now I'm inviting a small group of Founding Partners to help bring Season One of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show to life.
Right now, we're raising the first $5,000 to create the professional materials we'll use to introduce the show to sponsors, strategic partners, investors, production partners, and distributors.
Every gift helps move this project one step closer to bringing Season One to life.
I'd be honored to have you help build it from the very beginning
Help Bring Season One to Life
Season One Goal:
Raise $150,000 to produce the first season of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show.
Current Milestone:
Raise the first $5,000 to create the professional materials we'll use to secure the funding needed for Season One.
🎬 Sizzle Reel
📄 Professional Sponsor & Investor Package
🤝 Sponsor & Industry Outreach Materials
🎥 Pitch & Presentation Assets
The Story.About a year and a half ago, God told me: do six episodes, edit them together, and go look for money.
There was just one problem.
I'd never produced a television show before.
So I showed up with my phone, my old phone, and my iPad.
A few friends believed in the vision and jumped in to help and together we figured it out.
Six concept episodes later, here we are.
What began as a simple act of obedience became six real episodes of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show—real guests, real conversations, and moments you simply can't script.
Those episodes aren't available to the public.
They've become the proof of concept that allows us to take the next step.
Now it's time to build the professional foundation, bring Season One to life, and share these conversations with the world.
The Proof: 6 Concept Episodes Already Filmed
Episode 1 — Is Chemistry Really Safety?01
She wrote books about romance. Then she got married and discovered something better than anything she'd ever written.
Her husband cried on camera. I teared up too.
What happens when real love turns out to be more than the fairy tale?
They met at summer camp. He's now a wealth advisor to Hollywood's elite. She's an actress. And she said something I haven't stopped thinking about since.
It just feels like you get to kiss your best friend.
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Episode 2 — Camp CrushEpisode 3 — Off CameraA composer and screenwriter fell in love in Israel. For security reasons, they couldn't be on camera. So we got creative.
Some love stories are too improbable to make up — and too important not to tell.
Episode 4 — Raising StarsA marriage therapist and nonprofit executive are doing something almost unheard of in this city — raising a family with faith, intention, and joy. Their kids are successful actors. Their marriage is the real story.
What does love look like when the whole family is in the industry?
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Episode 5 — Six Years and Suddenly05
The founders of Hollywood Prayer Network were friends for six years before either of them saw it coming. He's a music producer. She's a producer. Together they're hilarious, wise, and the kind of couple that makes you believe it's possible.
Six years of friendship. One moment of clarity. A love story Hollywood couldn't have scripted.
Episode 6 — The Rom-Com GuysThey write happy endings for a living. For Pure Flix. They made me laugh and cry before I ever sat down to interview them. And yes — they're both still single.
Go behind the scenes with two guys who write love stories from the inside — the chase, the pursuit, and the family moments they sneak into every script.
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$50 — Development Insider
Get private access to all six concept episodes shown above — the real conversations, the real moments, the real tears and laughter that convinced us this show needed to exist.
Plus updates as the journey unfolds.
$100 — Founding Partner
Everything above, plus an invitation to the sizzle reel premiere.
Before it goes to a single sponsor, investor, or distribution partner — you see it first. Live. Virtual. Together. And you'll have the chance to share your thoughts before it's finalized.
$250 — Vision Partner
Everything in Founding Partner, plus a front-row seat to the adventure.
Lindsay turns 50 on March 23rd. The goal is to walk into that milestone with a sizzle reel in hand and the first season of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show filmed—or at the very least, a completed pilot episode ready for its public debut.
A local film festival founder has already expressed interest in screening the pilot once it's complete.
You'll be with her for three live gatherings along the way: a kickoff, a midpoint check-in, and a premiere celebration.
Expect open doors, funny stories, answered prayers, and more than a few "only God could have done that" moments.
$500 — Adventure Partner
Everything above, plus one intentional evening with Lindsay and 11 others.
Think dinner party, not webinar. Capped at 12 people. Centered on the question at the heart of the show: What is love, really? A real conversation about the journey, the lessons, and what it actually means to love and be loved.
Plus a personal thank-you video from Lindsay and early access to major updates before they go public.
You're not just watching this unfold. You're part of it.
$1,000 — Development Patron
Everything above, plus a one-on-one conversation with Lindsay. Not a group. Just you.
Talk about the show, the journey, love, your story — whatever's on your heart.
You'll also be recognized as a Development Patron in our official records and anywhere sponsor recognition is within our control.
$5,000 — Executive Patron
Everything above, plus you'll be welcomed as an Executive Patron—one of the small group of people whose extraordinary generosity helped move this project from vision to reality.
You'll receive our highest level of supporter recognition wherever sponsor acknowledgments are within our control, invitations to major project milestones, and occasional behind-the-scenes updates as the journey unfolds.
Most of all, you'll always know that when this show was just an idea, you were one of the people who helped bring it to life.
More Than a Talk Show
Every episode of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show invites us to explore what love really is—from the city that sold us love through rom-coms and fairy tales.
Inspired by the timeless charm of classic late-night television, the show blends cinematic storytelling, honest conversations, audience interaction, and plenty of fun into an entertaining experience that's both thoughtful and memorable.
Every episode features:
🎤 Opening Monologue
A fresh perspective and a question that sets the stage for the episode.
❤️ Love on the Street
Our "man on the street" segment, where we hit the streets of Los Angeles asking everyday people fun, surprising, and thought-provoking questions about love.
🎙️ Deep-Dive Conversation
An honest conversation with a guest working in or around the entertainment industry.
🎲 Audience-Engaging Game Show–Style Moments
Playful, interactive segments that bring laughter while exploring the episode's theme.
Where We're Headed
Building Season One
Our goal is to raise $150,000 to bring Season One of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show to life.
Before sponsors, investors, or distributors can say yes, a show needs a professional presentation.
That's where we are today.
Our first milestone is raising $5,000 to create the professional materials we'll use to introduce the show to sponsors, strategic partners, investors, production partners, and distributors.
That includes:
✓ Professional Sizzle Reel
✓ Professional Funding Package
✓ Sponsor & Industry Outreach Materials
✓ Pitch & Presentation Assets
Every gift moves this project one step closer to Season One.
If you're interested in becoming a Season One sponsor, investor, or strategic partner, I'd love to share the vision and, once it's complete, send you our professional funding package.
✅ 6 Concept Episodes Filmed
✅ 110 Podcast Episodes Produced
✅ 2,000+ Copies of Letting Love In Sold
✅ 145,000+ People Reached Through YouVersion Bible Plans
✅ Industry Conversations Already Underway
What I've Already Built
The First Project I Can't Build Alone
Over the years, I've written books, produced podcasts, created Bible studies, and filmed six concept episodes of The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show.
Most of those projects I could build on my own.
This one is different.
If this show is going to reach a wider audience, I'll need help.
Will you help bring Season One to life...
...and help the world better understand what love really is?
Every Dollar Has a Plan.
$5,000 — Sizzle reel + pitch materials. We're officially in motion.
$25,000 — One pilot-quality episode produced. The show is real.
$50,000 — 2-3 episodes + full trailer + press kit. We're pitching.
$75,000 — Half a season. Momentum is undeniable.
$100,000 — 6-7 episodes. Season One is within reach.
$125,000 — Full season.
$150,000 — Full marketing campaign. The world finds out.
All contributions to The Lindsay Morgan Snyder Show are voluntary donations, not investments. Donors receive no equity, ownership, or financial return of any kind. All gifts are non-refundable and will be used in accordance with the published use of funds outlined on this page. This is a flexible funding campaign — funds raised at any level will be applied per the milestone tiers above. Lindsay Morgan Snyder is not a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit; donations are not tax-deductible and may constitute taxable income to the recipient. Supporter perks are expressions of gratitude, not commercial purchases.