Unlike Me

Bran Flakez is one of the most talented online social media influencers and personalities. On this episode, we talk about his analytical approach to posting content, what it's really like to be an influencer, and how the corporate world helped him transition into being a full-time content creator.

Miranda Harrison is a songstress, curve model, and social media personality. On this episode of the podcast we talk about her experience as Miss West Virginia, the moment she went viral on social media, and how she looks to turn herself into a true brand.

Ben Sharf is an entrepreneur and the founder of Platter - a toolkit for increasing profitability on your Shopify store. On this episode we talk about how he almost died, the unglamorous realities of an entrepreneur, and how he aims to one day sell Platter.

Caspar Lee is one of the most successful content creators ever. Being one of the original big YouTube stars, with his channel accruing over 6.5m+ subscribers and over 800m+ views, Caspar has parlayed that success into the world of entrepreneurship and venture. On this episode, Caspar opens up about his ever-lasting anxiety around being an imposter, and how he used his social media background to turn into a successful entrepreneur.

Ian Bick was a convicted felon who was found guilty of defrauding investors when he was a late teen. After serving time in federal prison, he has since worked his way into the media and podcast space. On this episode we talk about what went wrong, his time in jail, and how he ultimately turned his life around.

Jimmy Sotos is a former basketball player and current content creator. On this episode we talk about him going viral, his transition into other businesses, and where he's at with his personal life.

Laura Sanko is back on the show nearly 2 years later, having become the first female color commentator in UFC History. On this episode we discuss her path to making sports history and what's next for her.

Sash is one of the most talented up and coming musical artists out of New York City. On this episode, we talk about his relationship to legendary producer Mike Dean, how he views his career trajectory, and how he finds his inspiration for his music.

Anthony "Pomp" Pompliano is an entrepreneur, investor, and lifelong learner. We talk about why entrepreneurs are the most important aspect of a growing capitalist society, understanding when/how to scale your business, and how the Pomplianos plan on raising their newborn daughter.

Taylor Lorenz is an author and journalist at The Washington Post, who writes about internet culture and the tech world. Her new book "Extremely Online" will be out this Tuesday, October 3rd.