I TURNED 39!

Hosting a TV show like Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom: Protecting the Wild has been a dream come true for Rae, but it wasn't always a goal she considered achievable. "I grew up working class in big cities. I watched nature on TV instead of experiencing it," she says. "I had always wanted to be a nature show host, but the lack of media representation made it hard to believe I could." After years of struggle, Rae is now breaking barriers as the first Black woman to host an original wildlife series on TV. "I want people to know you don't have to fit a certain mold to be part of the environmental movement. It's never too late to make positive change," she says.
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Life lessons
Physical and mental health are everything. I've tried pushing through illness instead of resting, but no one applauds you for showing up sick. In the end, it only makes things worse. Taking time to relax and recover is far more important than trying to push through.
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Happy, healthy secrets
ALWAYS BE LEARNING
Even after decades as a wildlife expert, hosting the show allows me to keep evolving and learning from other experts. For e...