Kelsey Moreira is the founder and fearless leader of Doughp, a mission-driven, edible and bakeable cookie dough business that ships their product to thousands of households every week. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Kelsey shares the exciting journey of her entrepreneurial startup company, including her Shark Tank appearance, and openly tells her addition and recovery story. She explains what it means to be a "recovery-friendly workplace" and reveals there core values that can help every listener become a better leader and more financially successful."

Bobby Bailey is a social entrepreneur and a cofounder of Invisible Children, a nonprofit organization that worked to end the war in Uganda and stop the abduction of children to be used as child soldiers. He currently serves as creative director for the nonprofit Elemental Excelerator, which works in the intersection of climate change, technology, and social equity. In this interview by Winn Claybaugh, you'll hear how Bobby's influence and inspiration to the millennial generation mobilized young adults for multiple causes around the world."

Content Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of injuries resulting from explosive devices. In October 2005, while escorting his unit commander on a routine mission to visit Iraqi police stations, Bryan Anderson lost both legs and his left hand from an improvised explosive device (IED). Cedric King, who suffered similar injuries in Afghanistan in 2012, joins Winn Claybaugh and Bryan for one of the most exhilarating MASTERS conversations to date. Both inspirational heroes are ambassadors for the Gary Sinise Foundation and both agree that they are stronger and better people because of their experiences."

Karlos K. Hill is a speaker, author and community-engages scholar who brings historical perspective to difficult racial events that impact the Black experience and our culture today. Dr. Hill shares his insights to encourage hard conversations and to empower and uplift communities that seek and create lasting change. Interviewed by Will Claybaugh and NeCole Cumerlander, Dr. Hill considers it his mission to share Black history in his books, communities, and classrooms because, as he says, "If you don't know your history, you don't know who you are."

Eric W. Fulbright II is Best Buy's Senior Diretor of Inclusion and Diversity. A 24-year veteran of the organization, he helped Best Buy define "inclusive leadership" and become a great place to work. Eric believes that everyone has value and great leaders appreciate that value by purposely creating inclusive cultures. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Eric talks about creating a culture of inclusiveness and anti-racism, unlocking people's potential, and being a Black man in America. During these times of social unrest, Eric's interview is a must for all."

Alexis Jones is an internationally recognized speaker, activist, and author. She wrote the book, I Am That Girl, and has a passionate online community of over 1.2M people. Her TEDx Talk surpassed 1M views and her ProtectHer documentary is airing on Amazon Prime. She also survived 33 days on Survivor, backpacked to 50+ countries, and hiked 150 miles to the basecamp of Mt. Everest. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh for this powerful and socially aware MASTERS issue, Alexis shares her inspiring message of "Empower women and change the world."

Angela Maiers is on a mission to help individuals recognize their value and potential to change both their own lives and the world. The author of 9 books on education, her 2011 TEDTalk (You Matter) went viral, resulting in a movement that became the global nonprofit, Choose2Matter. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Angela offers one of the most urgent messages of our current times. Whether your focus is on employee performance, facilitating mental health and wellness for your community, or raising strong and empowered children, Angela's MASTERS interview is for you."

Mark Travis Hoyer and Donna Levy were the hair and wig stylists for the popular show, Wicked, which ran until 2009 at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles. Mark has worked on national Broadway tours, including Rent, Phantom of the Opera, Lion King, and Hairspray. Donna's early theater experience led to a 30-year career that still continues today. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh during their time at Wicked, Mark and Donna describe a typical day in their work, behind-the-scenes stories, and detailed info about theater careers in hair, wigs, and makeup."

Tim Storey is an acclaimed author, speaker, and life coach, known for inspiring and motivating people of all walks of life. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Tim discusses his new book, The Miracle Mentality. In this raw and transparent conversation, Tim and Winn share their very personal stories and struggles, including the madness of the pandemic, and they discuss how a "miracle mindset" can alter the trajectory of any life interruption. As Tim says, "The antidote to the mundane, messy, and madness is the magical."

This MASTERS issue is pure inspiration as Winn Claybaugh interviews Willie Jordan-the only female president of a Skid Row-based mission. Mrs. Jordan is recognized as an expert in the fields of poverty, hunger, homelessness, and children's problems. This interview will surely inspire and educate listeners to get involved in their local communities and influence others to become givers.