Episode 11: Tom Staggs is the former Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney company, where he worked for 26 years. He’s now on the board of directors for a number of companies, including Spotify and The Forest Road Company.

Episode 10: Marc Weinstein is an investor, writer and podcaster. He’s also featured in the Emmy nominated documentary Fyre, about the ill-fated Fyre Festival.

Episode 9: Andrew Murray Dunn describes himself as an all-win leader, bridge weaver, healer and pioneer at the intersections of technology, wellness, finance and systems change.

Episode 8: Paul Ollinger is a comedian, author, and podcaster. He’s also a former VP at Facebook. He shares thoughts about school, success and why he doesn’t do shots anymore.

Episode 7: Grant Sabatier is the best-selling author of Financial Freedom, and host of the Millennial Money podcast and website. He talks to Brody about his approach to learning and finding success.

Episode 6: Tina Hay has been an entrepreneur since she was in high school. It’s what she’s always wanted to do. She’s the founder and CEO of Napkin Finance. She shares her thoughts on what it takes to be successful and happy.

Episode 5: Neil Strauss is an author and transformational journalist. A ten-time New York Times best-selling author, he’s also written articles about the biggest names in music for Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Esquire, Spin and other magazines.

Episode 4: Venture Capitalist Ho Nam is the co-founder and managing director of Altos Ventures. His unique journey started in Grade 9 in Los Angles when he was recruited to attend a prestigious east-coast boarding school..

Episode 3: Amy Chan’s new book is called “Breakup Bootcamp: The Science of Rewiring Your Heart”. We talk about breakups, but we’ll also talk about her early years growing up and hanging out with the tough crowd.

Episode 2: Entrepreneur Nikolai Bratkovski “I wish as a teenager I found that balance earlier…by not being so serious about myself and running that business”

Episode 1: Venture Capitalist Craig Sherman. “I get to meet the coolest, most courageous startup execs in the world. eople who basically have some cool idea of how they want to change reality, bend it, and do what they want it to be”