On today’s episode, Gabby Frost joins us to talk about founding Buddy Project, the importance of taking care of your mental health, and working with American Eagle on their first-ever Gen Z council, the AExME Council.

On today’s episode, Malick Mercier joins us to talk about the next generation of storytelling and journalism, running a news program on IGTV, and working with and through mental illness.

On today’s episode, Diana Vicezar joins us to talk about how and why she started her nonprofit Mymba Rayhu, focused on stray animals and recycling, and why the UN Sustainable Development Goals are so crucial.

On today’s episode, Joshua Ieuan Williams, known as "ieuan", joins us to talk about how he started producing music in his bedroom, signing with management, and the tea on his upcoming EP.

On today’s episode, Fatimata Cham joins us to talk about how she got into activism and fighting for education equality, being a teen advisor to the United Nations, and writing and publishing a book of poetry.

On today’s episode, Dylan Gambardella joins us to talk about co-founding Next Gen HQ, empowering entrepreneurs and employees, becoming a B-Corp, and organizing the annual youth entrepreneurship summit, Next Gen Summit.

Tania Speaks is on this week, chatting about her experience as an entrepreneur and the Founder of Brow Boost, a Forbes-loved company creating natural growth products for brows and beards. Tania talks to us about her background of bullying that motivated her to start the company, natural ingredients, and of course, how in the world she does all this and college too.

Nik Sharma is on this week, chatting about his experience in the DTC [Direct-to-Consumer] field and why he thinks that space is important for Gen Z, getting paid what you're worth, and managing celebrity social media accounts at age 15.

Jazmine Alcon is on this week, chatting about her experience as an Instagram Ambassador, creating Risen Zine, and launching @APIMentalHealth which provides mental health resources for the Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

On this week's episode, we have Abigail Harrison, also known as Astronaut Abby, on to discuss her non-profit The Mars Generation, increasing access to STEM education, and more.