Sounds Like A Movement

Seth Godin is the author of numerous best sellers including Linchpin, Tribes, The Dip, and Purple Cow. He writes about the way ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership and most of all, changing everything. In this candid conversation with host, CJ Casciotta, Seth talks about embracing tension and what to do when it's your turn.

Rob Morris is the President and Co-Founder of the global child trafficking prevention movement, Love 146. Rob opens up about the complexities of child trafficking, why we need to immerse ourselves in each other's humanity, and the wisdom of Cervante's Don Quixote.

Chicago-based artist, writer, and performer, Andrew Belle, best known for his breakout album, Blackbear, joins us to discuss balancing work & art, the lure of comfort, and the secret to why Seinfeld was so funny.

Esther Havens is a humanitarian photographer capturing stories that transcend a person's circumstances and reveal their true strength. For many years she has worked on social-awareness campaigns with organizations such as charity: water, TOMS Shoes, Warby Parker and Malaria No More. Her images compel thought and challenge action. She has traveled to over 50 nations in the last 10 years -- and she'll keep going until she sees that every person on the planet has access to education, clean drinking water and a job to provide for their families. At heart, she is a connector, fostering relationships across continents, cultures, industries and perspectives. While not traveling, Esther is currently home-based in Dallas, TX at WELD.

Artist, songwriter, and music industry pioneer, Ryan O'Neal, better known by the moniker, Sleeping at Last, shares what it's like to write 36 songs in 12 months, score a kid's TV show, and continue searching for creativity even when it feels like you're empty.