Peter Sibley, CEO of Journeys Map, is joined by Journeys Map Director, Scott Sibley, to discuss their company's "game-changing" app that helps learners at all life stages navigate to their next journey. The father/son duo highlight their company's work with Junior Achievement and the San Diego Cyber Center of Excellence. The Sibley's emphasize the importance of creating career pathways that are tailored to the individual interests of their users, as well as programs that foster lifelong learning.

Stephanie San Antonio, Founder and President of SSA Insurance Services, talks about her company's mission to help business owners cultivate a company culture founded in wellness and happy lifestyles. San Antonio details the Happy Health Wealthy Challenge, a transformative nine-week program geared towards impact CEOs and their teams. San Antonio also chats about the challenges that come with being a mother of young children and a CEO of a thriving business.

Peter Comiskey, Executive Director of the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership, is joined by John Bolthouse, Executive Director of the Friends of Balboa Park. Comiskey chats about the collaborative work of the park's myriad cultural organizations. Bolthouse underscores the important role public advocacy plays in maintaining the park.

Jhoie Cruz, President & CEO of East West Building Solutions, discusses the region's ever-changing real estate market in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Cruz highlights the hard work of her close-knit team and details how her company's fast-paced remodeling work benefits clients. Cruz recounts her entrepreneurial journey and the lessons that came along with it.

Nancy Jones, Associate Faculty at the National University Department of Engineering & Computing, discusses the role mentors play in the SoCal Cyber Cup Challenge. Jones highlights NU's Mentor Training program and the interpersonal skills that are sharpened throughout the challenge.

Paolo Piscatelli, President of Rescu, discusses the origins Rescu, which were borne out of his family's 50 years in the world of public safety dispatch. Piscatelli talks about the benefits Rescu subscribers enjoy, including quicker emergency response times and automatic notifications for family members.

Sebastian Slovin, Founder and President of Nature Unplugged, is joined by Sonya Mohamed, Co-Founder and COO, to discuss the positive psychological benefits that come with decreasing screen time and stepping outside away from our devices. Slovin and Mohamed, a husband and wife team, chat about their new book, Experience Nature Unplugged: A Guide to Wellness in the Digital Age.

Megan Dickerson, Director of Exhibitions for The New Children's Museum, chats about the new developments taking place at the museum. Dickerson talks about the importance of the arts in everyday life, especially during this crippling pandemic. Dickerson discusses the museum's Artist in Residence -- Panca -- and her current project, El Mås Allå.

Trish Boaz, Executive Director of the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC), and Jonathan Applebaum, Conservation Manager of the SDRVC, talk about the conservancy's dedication to preserving natural spaces and placing importance on climate resilience, carbon sequestration, and social inclusion in their projects. Applebaum elaborates on the SDRVC's newest acquisition of 117 acres of land north of Del Dios Highway. Boaz highlights the importance of working alongside other conservation-minded organizations to ensure natural spaces remain development-free.

Charles Parisi, Founder and CEO of Cloudcast Media, is joined by Jeff Mohr, Director of Strategic Partnerships for Cloudcast, to talk about Cause Concerts, a program that utilizes the unifying power of music for social good. Parisi chats about how he and his daughter worked together to develop the initial concept for cause concerts through their Songs for Shelter events benefitting homeless teens. Parisi and Mohr discuss how Cause Concerts adapt to challenges presented by the pandemic.