Rozy Mbone, a former gang leader, promotes peace in her community in Nairobi, Kenya. Kelsey shares his recording interviewing Rozy.

Kelsey and Jay chat about their brushes with activism, and why Kelsey is wearing his Boy Scout uniform for the first time in 22 years.

Kelsey Nielsen is a founder of No White Saviors. This is part 2 of our interview. She joins Kelsey and Jay on a conversation on responsible photography and tourism, collaborating with locals, exploring our own privilege, the hypocrisy of our existence, travel and white privilege, and the influence of social media on "white saviorism."

Kelsey Nielsen first traveled to Uganda to "love on babies" at an orphanage as a self-described "White Savior." Then she started to ask questions about privilege and power and how best to help people. She is one of the founders of "No White Saviors" an Instagram account that has turned into a movement.

Plastic straws! Recycling! Composting! Wishcycling! Climate Change! Fast Fashion! Products tested on animals! Micro-plastics!

Ashlee Piper examines all of these topics and more in her book on sustainable living "Give a Sh*t: Do Good. Live Better. Save the Planet."

Nick Gross is an entrepreneur and philanthropist. He signed with a major recording label in his teens, was on a hit MTV show, and has worked with Ariana Grande. Nick chatted with Kelsey about helping students find their way, where drive comes from, and how social media inhibits self-discovery.

As a teenager in the 90s, Liz Boltz Ranfeld, trekked up mountains in Nepal carrying a leather bound Bible, intent on planting a church and winning souls. She looks back on the experience with regret, shame, and anger. Liz joins Kelsey and Jay to discuss mission trips, responsible travel, racism, and even the controversial work of Mother Teresa.

Heidi Ganahl has faced extraordinary adversity in her life. But her entrepreneurial spirit and leadership skills helped her focus on others allowing her to build a $100 million brand, found organizations that help empower women and entrepreneurs, run for office, and a whole lot more.

Laura and Bill Grindle, co-founders of See Kids Dream, empower kids to give back to their own communities, and in the process, teach us all how to be better givers.

Julie Austin had it all--big job, big salary, big house--and then she left it all behind to work as a social worker. Kelsey and Jay talk to Julie about her journey, happiness, and purpose.