This episode explores the independent film project We Could Be Heroes through the lens of Regulation Crowdfunding. The discussion focuses on the story’s origin in gaming culture, the creative vision behind the script, and the production approach centered on disciplined scope and execution.

Listeners hear how the filmmaking team approaches character-driven storytelling, audience alignment, and modern distribution paths across digital platforms. The episode also addresses the realities of independent film economics, including competition for distribution, audience uncertainty, and long time horizons.

This conversation is informational only. No investment terms are discussed. If the project is associated with an active Regulation Crowdfunding campaign, all investments must occur through the official offering page hosted by a registered intermediary. Prospective investors should review the Form C and complete risk disclosures before making any investment decision.

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Feeding tube dislodgement affects families and caregivers long after hospital discharge, yet securement methods have changed little over time. In this episode, we examine Ezalife, a medical device company developing the Button Huggie, an FDA registered product designed to stabilize gastrostomy buttons in home care settings.

We discuss the clinical problem Ezalife aims to address, the founder’s background in pediatric surgery, internal clinical study findings, early commercial activity, and the challenges of scaling within regulated healthcare markets. The conversation also explores reimbursement uncertainty, hospital adoption dynamics, and the realities of early stage medical device companies raising capital through Regulation Crowdfunding.

This episode is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to invest. If Ezalife is conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding offering, all investments must be made through its registered funding portal after reviewing the company’s official SEC filings and risk disclosures.

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Caring for a child with a feeding tube is not just a medical challenge. It is an everyday emotional and logistical burden for families. Dislodged tubes, emergency room visits, interrupted sleep, and constant anxiety are part of daily life for many parents.

In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel speaks with the team behind Ezalife, a pediatric medical device company focused on solving one very specific but deeply impactful problem. Keeping feeding tubes secure so kids can move, play, and live more normal lives.

Ezalife developed a simple, FDA-exempt securement device that helps reduce accidental tube dislodgement and gives parents peace of mind at home, at school, and on the go. What started as a pediatric surgeon’s idea has grown into a company working to establish a new standard of care for children with G-tubes.

In this conversation, we cover:

• The real daily challenges families face when caring for children with feeding tubes.

• Why small medical problems often lead to big emotional stress?

• How a simple product can prevent unnecessary ER visits?

• Why Ezalife chose a direct-to-consumer approach before hospital adoption?

• How parent-to-parent advocacy drives growth in pediatric healthcare?

• The realities of building and manufacturing a medical device.

• Fundraising, crowdfunding, and the path to broader hospital and insurance adoption.

This episode is for parents, caregivers, healthcare professionals, medtech founders, and investors who want to understand how thoughtful design and patient-first thinking can make a meaningful difference in real lives.

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