In this episode I speak with Vinnie Tortorich, speaker, podcaster and author of "Fitness Confidential: Adventures in the Weight-Loss Game," whose wakeup call was realizing how failure was his friend and best teacher.

On this episode, I’m excited to have my friend, television legend Larry King, on the show. Come along as Larry shares the wakeup calls in his life that inspired his curiosity about the world and people, and a love for making people laugh.

On this episode, I’m excited to have my friend, television legend Larry King, on the show. Come along as Larry shares the wakeup calls in his life that inspired his curiosity about the world and people, and a love for making people laugh.

In this episode I speak with Avi Loeb, Harvard’s former Chair of Astronomy, astrophysicist, and author of "Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth," whose wakeup call was realizing that his personal commitment to science would need to override the pushback from the scientific community.

In this episode I speak with Avi Loeb, Harvard’s former Chair of Astronomy, astrophysicist, and author of "Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth," whose wakeup call was realizing that his personal commitment to science would need to override the pushback from the scientific community.

In this episode I speak with Emmy winning television journalist, entrepreneur and CEO of BiasSync, Michele Ruiz, about her waking up to seeing and experiencing discrimination and her calling to do something to overcome it. http://biassync.com

In this episode I speak with Emmy winning television journalist, entrepreneur and CEO of BiasSync, Michele Ruiz, about her waking up to seeing and experiencing discrimination and her calling to do something to overcome it. http://biassync.com

In this episode I speak with Elise Hu, the host of TED Talks Daily, the flagship podcast from TED that's downloaded a million times a day, around the world, and former host at large at NPR, about being insatiably curious and growing up being "otherized" as the only Asian in her community, which was not a positive connotation.