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When I first met Jen during college ski team weekend trips, she’d wow us with her magic tricks at the cabin. Now she’s Vegas' only headlining female magician with her own magic show at Westgate Resort & Casino every Wed-Sat. She has also been featured on The CW’s Masters of Illusion, and NBC’s TODAY Show. In this episode, she talks about how she grew her career as a professional magician and what it’s like to headline her own magic show in Vegas!

Fan Yang started playing Heroes of the Storm as a way to hang out with his friends. They entered competitions together until one day he realized he was making more money from HOTS tournament money than from his day job, so he left to play HOTS full time. In this episode, Fan walks us through how he ended up on the Heroes of the Storm world championship team, how he played video games full time competitively, and then how he pivoted to being a Twitch live streamer full time.

When Sophie Ascheim was just 16, she helped start a non profit called the The Pad Project, which gives access to menstrual products and pad making machines for women in low income communities throughout the world. In India alone, 23 million girls drop out of school early when they start menstruating because they are unable to handle their periods properly. For the Pad Project, she helped produce a documentary called "Period. End of Sentence", on Netflix now, which later got her an Oscar at age 19 for best documentary short. The passion Sophie has for what she does is super inspiring, and it really shows no matter what age you are, anyone can make a difference in the world. In this episode, Sophie talks about how she helped start a non profit and how their documentary ended up winning an Oscar.