Margo Price’s rise in country music is anything but conventional and that’s exactly what makes her story unforgettable. In this episode, Margo opens up about her early days growing up in a small town, chasing music through the dive bars of Nashville, and weathering loss, rejection, and self-doubt along the way. She shares how she found her voice as an artist, the moment she knew music was her calling, and the struggles throughout the early years of her career. From writing her memoir to performing on SNL to her experiences with psychedelics and activism through Farm Aid, Margo doesn’t hold back. If you’ve ever questioned your path, felt the odds stacked against you, or tried to make something beautiful out of pain — this episode is for you.

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Robinhood co-founder Baiju Bhatt has always believed in thinking big — but what most people don’t see is the grit and pain it took to get there. In this episode, Baiju shares his personal story: growing up as the son of Indian immigrants, watching his father’s health fail, and being an overweight kid who turned to running as a way to take control of his life. That mental toughness became the foundation for everything — from co-founding Robinhood and changing how millions interact with finance, to now launching a new company, Aetherflux, with a mission to build an energy grid in space. It sounds like science fiction, but Baiju is proving it’s possible. He and Kate talk about the pressure immigrant kids carry, how movement helps him stay grounded while building high-stakes companies, and why belief in your own ideas is the only way to survive as a founder. If you’ve ever doubted yourself, felt like the outsider, or dreamed something people said was impossible — this episode is for you.

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Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of substance use, addiction, and suicide. Please take care while listening. If you or someone you know is struggling, resources are available below.

Zac Clark’s story is not just one of survival — it’s one of transformation, honesty, and hope. From battling a brain tumor that led to addiction, to becoming a drug addict, and now the founder of Release Recovery, Zac shares his raw, powerful journey through addiction, rehab, and rediscovering his purpose. In this episode, Zac opens up about the moment that brought him to his knees, the bank teller who changed his life, and what sobriety truly means to him. We talk about the realities of addiction, the stigma around drug use, and the power of community in healing. It’s one of the most human conversations we’ve had on the show — and one that might just change the way you think about recovery.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please seek help. Contact a local support service or the SAMHSA hotline (1-800-662-HELP in the U.S.).

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Allie Trimm has been performing on Broadway since she was 13 years old, starring in Thirteen alongside Ariana Grande and now taking on her dream role as Glinda in Wicked. In this episode, Allie opens up about the pressures of child acting, learning to let go of perfectionism, and the years of preparation that led her to this moment. She shares powerful insights on what it really takes to perform at the highest level, the lessons theatre has taught her about life, and why imperfection makes her performances more human and beautiful.

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What does it take to be one of the greatest athletes of all time and build your own professional league from scratch? In this episode, lacrosse legend and PLL co-founder Paul Rabil opens up about the mental, physical, and emotional toll of chasing greatness — and the philosophy that got him through it. From reframing pain, embracing failure, and building a league when the sport was breaking down, to managing pressure and dreaming big while working small, this conversation dives deep into elite athlete mindset, creative leadership, and the future of pro sports. Whether you're a sports fan, creator, or entrepreneur, there’s a lesson here for you.

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In this fun and inspiring episode, Squid Game voice actor and rising star Reagan To joins us to talk about her journey as a young actor, dancer, and dreamer. From voicing the iconic Red Light, Green Light doll to balancing school, auditions, and ballroom dancing, Reagan shares what it's like growing up in the spotlight — and staying grounded through it all. She opens up about the health scare that inspired her to start acting, how she landed her Squid Game role, what advice she has for other kids chasing big dreams, and the unexpected moment her real Squid Game doll turned... haunted. Whether you're a fan of the show or curious about the world of child actors, this episode is full of insight, humility, and heart.

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Dhar Mann is the #1 scripted creator globally with 136M followers across platforms. He was also named Forbes #2 Top Creator in 2024 and 2025. In this powerful episode, Dhar Mann opens up about how he went from filming videos on his couch to building a media empire. He shares the struggles of growing up feeling like an outcast, the values his immigrant parents instilled in him, and the moment he almost quit right before his first viral video changed everything. Dhar dives into how panic attacks forced him to prioritize his health, why he stepped back from full creative control, and how his mission to help just one person continues to fuel everything he does. Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, or someone searching for your purpose — Dhar's story of persistence, purpose, and reinvention will stay with you long after the episode ends.

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In this inspiring and raw conversation on Post Run High, fashion designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Minkoff opens up about her journey from a self-taught teen sewing her own clothes to building a global fashion brand in the heart of New York City. She shares how 9/11 changed the course of her life, how she went from $60K in credit card debt to creating the iconic “Morning After” bag, and what it took to build a brand while raising four kids. From redefining pregnancy style to creating a supportive community for women in business, Rebecca offers raw insights on reinvention, resilience, and tackling fear. Whether you’re building a brand, navigating motherhood, or chasing your next chapter — this episode is packed with honest advice, fashion industry truths, and lessons in long-term success.

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In this energizing episode of Post Run High, Bloomberg’s Jason Kelly — co-host of The Deal alongside Alex Rodriguez (A-Rod) — shares what elite athletes teach you about business, leadership, and resilience. Jason opens up about his path as a journalist, how running sparked his lifelong curiosity, and what it's like to sit down with legends like Serena Williams and other world-class athletes. He breaks down what makes a great interviewer, how to build trust, and why sports figures often make the best entrepreneurs. With deep appreciation for working alongside A-Rod, Jason offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at interviewing today’s most driven minds. Whether you're a sports fan, aspiring journalist, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with insights on storytelling, performance, and the mindset that drives greatness.

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In this heartfelt and revealing episode, Whitney Leavitt opens up about growing up Mormon, keeping her identity while navigating motherhood, and her unexpected rise on TikTok. From growing up in a big family to studying dance and spending time in Africa, Whitney’s story is anything but ordinary. She dives deep into her journey on MomTok and Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, sharing what it was like to be painted as the “villain,” how she handled public judgment, and the personal healing that followed. Most importantly, she shares how the experience helped her regain her voice — both as a creator and as a woman learning to stand in her truth. Whitney also reflects on marriage, self-worth, and what’s next in her life. Whether you're a fan of the show or curious about balancing faith, family, and fame, this episode is packed with authenticity and insight.

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