Gary tells Bruins about investigative stories he ran as Editorial Director at the Daily Bruin, interviewing Joe Biden, and a secretive professor rating system. As the former CEO of Seasame Workshop, Gary provides color on his stewardship of Sesame Street including the controversy with Katy Perry. The three time successful CEO continues with his operating experiences at NPR and National Geographic.

Dr. Doshi shares her perspective on some of the challenges epidemiologists face and how the COVID pandemic has put other important public health initiatives on the back burner. She also talks about living in the Democratic Republic of Congo for 6 years, and the importance of vaccines for preventable diseases such as polio, measles, and tetanus.

Pranav asks Kurt if Indiana Jones played a timely role in his career path. Kurt discusses his travels abroad, Colorado's Tibetian influence, cherished time at UCLA, and the challenges and opportunities of running a museum. Kurt also recounts the story of a ten headed demon god and a hero as he dives into South Asian art. Pranav and Nakin give the meaning behind their names.

Part 2. Dr. Furler journeys through his non-linear career path, interest in infectious disease and RNA viruses, beloved time at UCLA, and studying the Sonic hedgehog pathway. Dr. Furler gives advice on achieving goals through the process of backwards design. The science behind COVID-19, your immune system, flu vaccinations, and drug discovery is discussed in depth.

Mark covers his first leadership experiences, UCLA Anderson, helping launch the Disney channel, leading Dreamworks Animation as COO, and helping Cinemark reach higher heights as its CEO. Pranav deftly ties in Remember the Titans as Mark explains global film and television distribution and the cultural relevance of films. Nakin and Mark share a love for High School Musical and listeners find out who's on Team Woody/Buzz and Team Captain America/Iron Man. Mark concludes with advice for Bruins.

Part 1. Lorraine details how to donate effectively, especially in times of need, utilizing learnings from a UCLA course she took with Pranav in which students donated $100k. Lorraine covers building UCLA's emergency response team and programming from the ground up, types of disasters, and what individuals can learn from how global corporations, like Disney, manage these situations. Pranav and Nakin thank Bruins on the front lines, reiterate tips from WHO, and provide optimism.

Ryan delves into his around-the-world trip, how a concussion brought him to UCLA Anderson, backpacking with Bruins in Yosemite, and taking credit card processing away from a false prophet. He also tells us about his black Labrador, Lily, who’s attended Airbnb meetings with Airbnb CEO.

Todd describes his years at UCLA Law, transition from law to journalism, and his "diabolical plan" in the new industry leading up to FOX and Friends. He covers Donald Trump, social media, and fake facts.

Hannah talks UCLA and the strength of its network, writing for the Daily Bruin, the 49ers, and the importance of diversity. Hannah drops her top 5 rappers, go-to Diddy Riese ice cream sandwich, and an explanation behind her nickname, "Lockout Queen".

Karin covers Sweden's dominant position in the tech industry, active role in combating climate change, and promotion of gender equality. We discover why Sweden is ranked high in happiness and learn more about the Scandinavian country's culture.