Lorna McFarlane Reed expands into TV, publishing and comics

Lorna McFarlane Reed is broadening her platform beyond speaking with new projects in reality TV, a Roku channel, anthology books and comics. The move ties her faith-based message and transformation work to a wider media strategy aimed at purpose-driven audiences.

Why it matters: - Lorna McFarlane Reed is turning a speaking platform into a multi-channel media brand. - The expansion links faith, transformation and entertainment into one public identity. - The move could widen Reed’s reach across television, publishing and intellectual property.

What happened: - Reed is preparing for a starring role in an upcoming reality television series focused on women in real estate. - Reed is also set to star in Lioness 2, directed by Dawna, one of the producers behind Pillars of Power. - Reed plans to launch her own Roku television channel on September 1. - Reed will contribute chapters to two upcoming anthology books, including projects released by Manny Lopez and LA Tribune. - Reed’s “The Adventures of Lorna” universe is expanding with a new comic-book character called “Disrupter.” - Hloyal Management & PR recently signed Reed for strategic publicity and media representation.

The details: - Reed has built her platform as a speaker, trainer and transformation strategist. - Reed’s work focuses on helping individuals and organizations identify challenges and disrupt limiting patterns. - Reed’s message targets procrastination, organization, time management and mindset barriers. - The Roku channel is intended to feature inspirational, transformational and purpose-driven content. - “Disrupter” is described as a character built around challenging limitations, confronting obstacles and creating a new path forward. - The representation deal is meant to bring Reed’s speaking, faith-based work, entertainment projects, publishing, television and intellectual property under one brand.

Between the lines: - Reed’s next phase is less about a single platform and more about building an ecosystem. - The combination of TV, books, a streaming channel and comics suggests a long-term push to own both audience attention and original content. - The branding around transformation positions Reed for audiences seeking motivational and faith-centered media, not just event speaking.

What's next: - Reed’s Roku channel is targeted for September 1. - The reality series, Lioness 2 and the anthology projects are expected to roll out after the announcement. - The Disrupter character launch will further extend the The Adventures of Lorna universe into comics. - Hloyal Management & PR will handle Reed’s publicity and media strategy as the projects advance.

The bottom line: - Reed is moving from speaker to cross-platform media figure, with a brand built around transformation and purpose-driven storytelling.