Natasha Calis and Morgan Holmstrom are on the front lines of the must-see medical drama, SkyMed. Now in its second season, the nurses and pilots flying air ambulances in Northern Canada face all-new challenges as SkyMed expands, throwing them into intense emergencies at work and in their personal lives. In the end, they face what it means to grow up and must decide whether they’ll do it together or apart. Both women brilliantly illuminate their roles, infusing profound depth into their characters. One moment, you find yourself sharing laughter with
Mercedes Morris and Aason Nadjiwon take flight in the world of SkyMed, steering the medical drama to new heights with their exceptional performances. Now in its second season, the nurses and pilots flying air ambulances in Northern Canada face all-new challenges as SkyMed expands, throwing them into intense emergencies at work and in their personal lives. In the end, they face what it means to grow up and must decide whether they’ll do it together or apart. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Mercedes and Aason about SkyMed
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