Electric mobility has its innovators, but few have shaped a true riding culture the way Tim Seward has. In this episode, the ONYX Motors chief design officer reveals how a designer's obsession, a rider's instinct, and a skateboarder's community ethos built one of the most distinctive EV brands on the road. This conversation is a deep dive into performance, identity, and why the future of two-wheel electric design is as emotional as it is technical.

Antony Bream doesn't preach disruption, he dissects the mess beneath it: the bad data, the empty "AI-powered" hype, and the human chaos driving modern sales. In Revenue Realism, he unpacks why automation has stripped the soul out of selling and how founders can rebuild it with truth, timing, and empathy. It's part data science, part therapy, a brutally honest look at how to sell smarter in an age that's forgotten how to listen.

Nikita Bridan of Oilstainlab reveals how he and his brother are rewriting the rules of automotive design. From global influences to the raw spirit of 1960s racing, the HF-11 is their vision of what cars should feel like. This episode explores how passion, independence, and controlled chaos can create machines that are both timeless and unforgettable.

Balint Pasztor, CEO and co-founder of DiffuseDrive, reveals how his company is redefining synthetic data to train AI systems with realistic, diverse, and scalable edge cases. From autonomous vehicles to defense applications, DiffuseDrive is tackling the simulation-to-reality gap that has long slowed AI progress. In this episode, Balint shares his journey from Hungary to Silicon Valley, the power of his co-founder partnership, and why the future of AI depends on better data.

Dr. Peter Bonutti has spent 40 years redefining what good outcomes mean. Less pain, faster recovery, and a return to real life. Now as CEO of Realeve he is tackling medicine's toughest frontier, finding ways to deliver therapies through the blood-brain barrier to restore brain function. From minimally invasive breakthroughs to surgical robotics and precision delivery in the central nervous system, Bonutti's work places the patient at the center. Hear how Realeve could change the trajectory of dementia, migraine, stroke recovery, and more.

Evan Floersch isn't treating the Texas Ranchers like just another sports franchise, he's building them into a cultural movement. As CEO and co-owner, he's blending storytelling, technology, and community to redefine what sports ownership looks like. From celebrity-backed collaborations to youth development powered by AI, Floersch's vision goes far beyond pickleball. This episode explores how the Ranchers are setting the stage for a new era of sports, entertainment, and belonging.

Dom Kwong isn't just building motorcycles, he's building a safer future for mobility. As the co-founder of Damon Motorcycles, Kwong is fusing cutting-edge AI, radical design, and scalable platforms to tackle the dangers riders face on the road. From the game-changing CoPilot safety system to the ambitious goal of zero fatalities by 2030, Damon is redefining what motorcycles can be. This episode dives into how technology, teamwork, and vision are reshaping the ride of tomorrow.

High-rise window cleaning is one of the world's most dangerous jobs, but Michael Brown is changing that. As CEO and Chairman of Skyline Robotics, he's leading the charge to replace risky manual labor with cutting-edge robotics and AI. From safer work for union cleaners to digital twins that transform building maintenance, Skyline is reshaping the future of our cities. Discover how one company is on track to become the global standard for skyscraper care.

Visual development artist and illustrator Lilly Hourani joins the show to discuss originality in the age of AI, how technology is reshaping the creative process, and her upcoming children's book Bird Callers. From exploring the limits of AI-generated art to blending traditional and digital tools, Lilly shares why human perspective is irreplaceable in storytelling. She also takes us inside Bird Callers, a tale inspired by real-world bird calling traditions that celebrates friendship and overcoming division. If you care about the future of art, creativity, and technology, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

Freight hasn't changed much in a century, but Kevin Damoa is determined to change that. As founder and CEO of Glid, he's building autonomous road-to-rail vehicles that merge trucks, trains, and every step in between into one seamless system. In this episode, we explore how Glid could cut costs, revive short-line railroads, and reimagine the $20 trillion freight industry for a faster, fairer, and more sustainable future.