Your golden ticket

SPACE for STORY TIME Challenge

Watch a movie together.
Wish for something better.

365 storiesone year$13

One story a day for all of 2027 — delivered in Google Calendar.

Make space for a story

A movie playlist with a purpose.

Space to make wishes come true.

It’s a Google Calendar with one story on every day of 2027 — and every event tells you where to watch it.

  1. Get it — one payment, $13.
  2. Add the calendar to your phone, once.
  3. Every day, today’s movie is already there.
Get the 2027 Calendar — $13

$13 once · yours for all of 2027

365 stories
One movie or series chosen for every single day of 2027. Family movie night is decided before you sit down.
Where to watch
Open the day’s event and tap one link to see exactly where that story is streaming, to rent, or to buy right now. No hunting across Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Max or Hulu.
Story notes
Many days include a small something to notice, talk about, or carry into the wider Story Time experience.
What a day looks like

Open the calendar. The night is already planned.

Every date in 2027 holds an event like this one — the film, where to find it, and a small something to talk about.

1Mar 2027 Monday · all day

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Story note

What would you do with a golden ticket?

An example event — every day of 2027 has one
Who this is for

For families that can't decide what to watch. And for people who need a reason to watch — or rewatch — the stories that make us believe in happily ever after.

And for anyone who has spent twenty-seven minutes scrolling a streaming app while family movie night slowly dies.

Where it leads

The movie calendar is where it starts.

Stories are how we notice what we want, what we miss, what we’d change, what we’d build. Follow one far enough and it becomes something you can actually work on.

  1. Story
  2. Wish
  3. Dream
  4. Design & system
  5. Universal Family Office
Americana Fairy Godmother

I built this because I noticed stories quietly teach us what to want. So I made a way to use them on purpose.

I make wishes come true.

Well… I help people figure out how.

Some of it is story. Some of it is systems. Some of it is understanding people, patterns and timing. And every once in a while something works that I still can't completely explain. We can call that part magic.

Lorraen Madre — St. Madre Rae

You didn't find me. You were guided to me.

Lorraen Madre

Time . space + Story

St. Madre Rae

Lorraen Madre is the name I work under. Rael Emard is me.

Human and AI support to make your dreams come true.

A millennial mother raised inside American story culture who still believes wishes can become real.

I grew up in a generation surrounded by stories. Storybooks. Novels. Saturday morning cartoons. Live action. 2D animation. 3D worlds. Television. Cinema. Music videos. The internet. And now stories that arrive through the little screens in our hands.

The movie playlist is the front door. The same tools — story, systems, timing — scale up to a whole family, or a business.

Rael Emard — Designer

The Universal Family Office

Wish Well.

A story makes you notice something. Something you want. Something you miss. Something you want to change. Somewhere you want to go. Something you want to build. Something you want your family to remember.
  1. A story becomes a wish.
  2. A wish is part of a dream.
  3. Every dream has a castle with twelve houses.
The truth

Wishes like order.

Different wishes need different kinds of support.

Your house might mean your actual home. Or your time, your money, your family, your work, your health. There’s a house for each one.

Entry into Wonderland

The Rabbit Hole

Twelve houses — each one a place the work actually happens. Find the one your wish lives in.

Connect with me

For the people who make wishes come true.

I’m building a network of professionals — healers, builders, lawyers, designers, money people, fixers — who want their work pointed at someone’s actual wish. If that’s you, introduce yourself.

Tell me who you are. Tell me what you do. Tell me what you’d ask for. Tell me what you can offer.

Thank you — this is exactly how it starts. I read every one of these myself. Expect to hear from me.
Happily ever after

Happily ever after isn't a place.

It's something we keep making.

A movie tonight. A trip next year. A better system. A safer home. A business. A new idea. A wish somebody finally decides to take seriously.
The happiest people don't always have the best of everything. They learn how to make the best of everything.

Make the best of what you have. Then make a wish for what comes next.

Wish well.

Lorraen Madre Time . space + Story

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One story a day, all year. Delivered in Google Calendar.