In the opening episode, Stephanie outlines the lens with which she views Zev's story. She introduces the concept that eventually becomes "Tell Me What's Good" as she navigates the idea of hope balanced against the fears of her circumstances and how that posture can change and restructure the narrative of crisis and uncertainty. She shares the beginnings of how and why she ended up in the hospital at 23 weeks along in her pregnancy and confronts the unexpected news that she would have to birth the baby in order to save her life, but without the option of his survival.

Tracy Brown joins Stephanie in this episode to discuss in depth the circumstances that led to the possibility of Zev's survival. They confront the deeper, sometimes darker, spiritual forces at play, both on that night and in the months leading up to Zev's birth, and how they were ultimately overcome by calling out and trusting the deeper truths set before them.

In this episode, after making the decision to fight for Zev's chance at life, Stephanie arrives to the new hospital via emergency helicopter. Once there, she and Ben work with the doctors to determine the best course of action for the next few hours, and they make the final decisions around resuscitating Zev and what that means with every scientific and medical statistic stacked against his survival. Tracy Brown returns to give her third-person perspective of the events of that night and Zev's miraculous entrance into the world.