South African media mogul Munya Chanetsa joins us to talk about the market dynamics of the music business across Africa, and the projects he is working on to put more power in the hands of the artists he works with.

Medical sociologist Zoe Samudzi joins us to talk about the dark history of medical experimentation on communities of color in the US by trusted institutions of medicine, and how that shapes our current healthcare political crossroad.

Pablo Quiroga, CEO and co-founder of Fuelixir, joins Teddy and Shingi to talk about how he has built a thriving community to support his growing nutrition-in-a-box startup for endurance athletes.

Teddy and Shingi sound off on news items sent in by subscribers to discuss, including: Jerry Jones and the NFL, Terry Crews and sexual assault victims speaking out, and what's happening in Zimbabwe

Serial entrepreneur and inventor Jean Anne Booth joins Teddy and Shingi to talk about her latest product - the Kanega smartwatch for seniors. She shares the personal story that inspired Kanega's creation and how her empathy in the design process lead to a best-in-market user experience.

Marketing whiz kid Matin Moghaddas joins Nobody Times to answer the hard questions about guerrilla marketing. Like if you can only be one, is it better to be seen as respectable or legitimate as a brand?  Is it even possible to be both as a new brand just starting out?  Matin weighs in those questions and more.

Oakland, CA developer Regina Davis joins Shingi and Teddy to talk about the intersection of architecture, urban design, and political activism.

Longtime activist Emily Levy joins us to talk about life as a political activist. With over 3 decades spent walking the talk on issues such as election supervision, anti-nuclear power, and more, she knows the ins and outs of life as an activist. We cover topics such as how to avoid burnout, joining the right support communities, and how to move from just having something you care about to doing something effective about it.

Eran Kabakov, CEO of health education platform Docola, stops by. He has stories of surviving Hurricane Irma in Tampa,FL, lessons he learned while building Docola, and we have an engaging discussion about whether digital health startups are the latest bubble, or here to stay.

Jenny Kassan, Oakland, CA's all-star lawyer in the social entrepreneurship space, joins the show to talk about alternative models of business fundraising that don't require VC's.