Dr. Mark Greer, a two-time Olympian and PhD in clinical psychology, who discusses the intersection of elite athletic performance and mental health in the business world. Dr. Greer shares his "story behind the glory," detailing a journey from a physically and mentally abusive childhood to becoming the number one ranked high-hurdler in the world.

Ainsworth leads the SCV Food Pantry, which recently celebrated a 40-year legacy. She discusses the impact of the SNAP shutdown on local families and emphasizes serving the community’s 10,000+ monthly clients with dignity.

Miranda’s legacy is defined by inclusivity, having championed recognitions for MLK Day and LGBTQ+ rights. He is known for his "Think Huge" philosophy, which led to the city saving The Cube ice station and his vision for a future Cultural Center at Hart Park.

Arnold discusses his role on the College of the Canyons Board of Trustees and his focus on student success. He is a strong advocate for ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) as a solution to the local housing crisis and manages 360 Suites, a collaborative business space.

Ayala represents District 1, the city’s largest and most demographically diverse area. She emphasizes her bilingual skills and her experience in the Sheriff Academy for elected officials to better understand law enforcement contracts.

Episode 1 of the podcast features Jason Gibbs, who is introduced by the host, Selina Thomas, as the number one most influential man in the Santa Clarita Valley. The episode explores his rapid "ascension" in local leadership, his professional background in aerospace, and his motivations for seeking higher office.