D & B sit down with Roger Misso to discuss his experience as a candidate for NY-24 for the House of Representatives. He tells what is required to run for political office: a resolute why, a resilience to philanthropy, and a strong mental health regimen to combat the challenges of higher office.

D & B sit down with Jodi Woelkerling, Stress Management Facilitator and Coach, to hear her journey of recognizing the impact of stress within her life and career and how she developed the mindset and skills to combat it. Whether as an organization or an individual, Jodi speaks of the importance of developing a personal practice to find your center.

D & B meet with Kelly Cooper from 2 Degree Shift to hear her thoughts on how our focus on career placement has been largely influenced by the tech boom. She encourages those seeking a career, especially in these difficult times, to broaden their outlook by including a career in the trades.

D & B sit down with Sean Tansley, founder of Pathfinder, a virtual career coaching service that is free for its members. Sean talks about the importance of access to coaching as a way to learn and develop workforce readiness.

D & B sit with Matt Kelly of Nando v Movies to hear his story of transforming a passion into a profession. He speaks of his approach to content creation and gives a few choice tips on how to find your niche in an impacted market.

D & B sit down with Chayla Gibson and Sonya Estrada, co-founders of Hippies Brew. They speak to the why, how, and when they listened to the call and started their own business, a specialty coffee shop and community space.

D & B sit with Lisa Angel, founder of Chameleon Resumes, to hear her advice on defeating an ATS application. She speaks to the importance of engaging your network before you begin your search and offers clear language on how to reach out to those with whom you may already be connected.

D & B end Season 1 with the amazing presence of Kidane Sarko. He shares his approach to networking, keeping a positive mindset, and working toward a dream. In Kidane's words, don't be afraid to shout at a stranger (if you know who they are).