After an experiment gone wrong turns diseases into fantasy monsters, the town of Marshboro is under attack. Luckily, twins Beck and Timmy Lewis are there to save the day. With the help of a mad scientist, Beck and Timmy must master their newfound bio-powers and hunt down these monsters before everyone in Marshboro falls untreatably ill.

In a recent sit-down with Voyager Raleigh, Tyler Beauchamp opens up about the guiding principles of his life — the wisdom he’s gathered, the legacy he hopes to leave, and what it really means to grow with purpose. From early lessons to future aspirations, this interview lays bare his story, vision, and humanity.

During medical school, Tyler Beauchamp published his debut novel, Freeze Frame, which went on to become an Amazon #1 Bestseller in Coming-of-Age fiction and inspired a television adaptation now being pitched to major streaming platforms. The newly released 2025 edition brings Will Horner’s story of trauma, creativity, and blurred reality to life once again — available now in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle.

(Medscape) We may find ourselves deep in the pit, but we may rise when we recognize that we cannot, and should not, climb out alone.

(ABC News | Good Morning America) “We need to make sure kids are getting the fundamentals — sleep, nutrition, exercise, and communication with their parents. If those pieces are in place, screens don’t have the same power.”

(Medscape) “We've spent so much time attempting to lead these discussions with science and data, and while that’s needed, people also want to feel something. People want to hear our stories and find themselves in them.”

(Forbes) The future of healthcare will not be decided solely by technology or policy. It will be led by whether we can restore a simple, fragile idea: that when you come to a doctor in your most vulnerable moment, you believe that the person standing in front of you is there to protect you from harm.