Armed with her camera, compassion and the fierce heart of an explorer, Jodi Cobb has spent four decades opening our eyes to the commonalities of human hearts and the variance in our circumstances. Spend an evening with the first female photographer at National Geographic magazine and the first woman named White House Photographer of the Year as, together, we peer through her lens into the secret lives of Saudi Arabian women, Geisha Societies, human trafficking, ill-fated presidential campaigns, secluded indigenous tribes, Springsteen’s dressing room, and beyond.