The Limit Does Not Exist

We talk with Gabrielle Reece, pro athlete, New York Times best-selling author, host, health and wellness entrepreneur, and part-time resident of Hawaii. We discuss the power of diversifying through the lens of athletics, why mentors are essential, why worrying is not, and why it's important to start with why. And since this is the first episode of a brand new year, we ask Gabby for advice on how to fuel yourself and stay healthy while you're changing the world in your own unique way.

We talk with Gabrielle Reece—pro athlete, New Yor…

We interview Randi Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media and author of Dot Complicated, which is now a multimedia platform spanning a radio show, a website, a children's book, an animated series, and more. Randi shares how she embraced her three-dimensionality and decided to take a portfolio approach to her career, as well as her advice for young artists (hint: it has to do with coding). Plus: why "well-lopsided" is better than "well-balanced," why you should own the casino rather than just play in one, and why singing is really good for you-even if you can't carry a tune.

We interview Randi Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of…

It's the final C&C episode of the year, and we've got a lot of catching up to do! We learn why Christina just came from prison, why Cate's no longer on the market (but also totally is), and we get a visit from the BroadMic gals to discuss diversity in startups. Plus: Admiral Hopper at the White House (and on Jeopardy), Hamilton math, and lots of other hot tips c/o our Twitter followers!

It’s the final C&C episode of the year, and we’ve…

We talk with Dr. Sarah Jane Pell, an Australian artist, researcher, occupational diver, and lover of space who is currently training to be an "artist-astronaut" and will soon be bringing art to a suborbital space mission. We discuss how SJ's art is connected from sea to summit to space, why we need to keep asking good questions, why it's always a good idea to discover, discover, and discover some more, and why every expedition needs an artist.

We talk with Dr. Sarah Jane Pell, an Australian a…

We interview Sydney Skybetter: choreographer, change agent, curator, and first-class Human Venn Diagram (he even has one on his website!). We discuss gestural grammar, disruption theory, a quick fix for slash-artist syndrome, why you should adopt a no-douchebag policy immediately, and much more. Plus, what to do when you're having trouble fitting all of your interests into one resume. And lots of $10 words!

We interview Sydney Skybetter: choreographer, cha…