Lulu Wang is a prominent American filmmaker of Chinese descent known for her outstanding skill in creating engrossing comedy-drama movies. She is highly known for her contributions to the field and has won praise for her movies "Posthumous" (2014) and "The Farewell" (2019). Wang's career was elevated by "The Farewell" to new levels of popularity and praise. She won the prestigious... read full bio
Nancy Gibbs is a skilled journalist, academic, and well-known authority in the fields of public policy and the media. She is the director of the Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics, and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and bears the title of Edward R. Murrow Professor. She plays a crucial role in influencing the conversation surrounding media, politics, and... read full bio
Podcast presenter, producer and editor Jody Avirgan owns Roulette Productions, his producing firm. He acts as story editor and executive producer for a variety of projects and is the host of the Radiotopia programs This Day In Esoteric Political History and Good Sport from the TED Audio Collective. Recent projects he worked on include Adam McKay's Death at the Wing from Hyperobject... read full bio
In the fields of customer experience and sales strategy, Matt Dixon is a highly experienced and significant individual. He plays a crucial role in developing cutting-edge solutions that foster successful customer interactions as the Chief Product and Research Officer at Tethr, a top provider of consumer analytics. Dixon's best-selling books, which have become required reading for experts in the area, showcase... read full bio
Jenna Wortham is a journalist, author, podcaster and cultural icon. She is a thought leader at the nexus of technology, culture and identity, providing captivating and perceptive commentary to captivated audiences across media. She is a staff writer for the New York Times Magazine and co-edited the highly acclaimed graphic anthology Black Futures. Editor Jack Silverstein called her "one of the most savvy and... read full bio
Mark Nepo, a poet, philosopher and spiritual guide, has had a profound influence for more than forty years as "one of the finest spiritual guides of our time," "a consummate storyteller" and "an eloquent spiritual teacher." With more than a million copies sold, Mark's #1 New York Times bestseller, The Book of Awakening, has stirred and inspired readers and searchers all... read full bio
At age 8, William learned to swim and could freedive to a height of 15 meters, but he didn't start taking his sport seriously until much later. He first completed his studies in Italy with Umberto Pelizzari and other members of the Italian Apnea Academy, where he also contributed to the establishment of Apnea Academy International by providing the textbooks... read full bio
Upstate New York's Catskills-based recipe developer Alexis deBoschnek worked as the Senior Test Kitchen Manager at BuzzFeed's Tasty before turning freelance, where her program, Chef Out of Water, frequently went viral. She has submitted recipes to Tasting Table, Chowhound, The Kitchn, Food52 and The Kitchn. To the Last Bite, her debut cookbook from Simon & Schuster, was hailed by publications including TIME,... read full bio
A mother and Paralympic legend, Alana Nichols is a multi-talented athlete with a desire for pushing both herself and other people to their limits. Her love of athletics and adventure has propelled her since a young age and she always rises to the challenge of life's difficulties. Alana, a talented athlete and intense competitor, swiftly adapted to adaptive sports after sustaining... read full bio
Mehgan has more than 25 years of expertise operating both above and below the waterline as a lifetime ocean explorer. She is a skilled athlete, public speaker, conservationist, marine educator, expedition leader, stunt diver and TV personality. Mehgan established the first American freedive record for both men and women in the constant weight division, helping to establish the sport of freediving in... read full bio
Matt Hay, MBA, had a long road to being deaf and an even longer road to regaining his ability to "hear" after receiving an experimental brainstem implant. He originally revealed his experience to the world on the Soundtrack of Silence podcast from National world Radio (NPR). Actor Channing Tatum and Paramount Pictures decided to option the film rights to Matt's... read full bio
Amy Morin is a certified therapist, mental fitness instructor and best-selling book worldwide. More than 40 languages have been used in the translation of her works, including 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do Workbook, 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do, 13 Things Mentally Strong Women Don't Do and 13 Things Strong Kids Do.... read full bio
For more than 25 years, Bruce Beck has worked for NBC 4 New York. He is the popular Sunday night sports program Sports Final's host and the station's Lead Sports Anchor. Beck also serves as the sideline reporter for preseason football games involving the New York Giants. Beck has been honored "New York State Sportscaster of the Year" by the National... read full bio
In addition to hosting OutKick, Charly Arnolt covers several UFC fights as a reporter. Prior to that, she worked for ESPN as a multi-platform host and reporter, contributing to shows including First Take, SportsCenter, NFL Blitz (an international program), the First Take, Her Take podcast and other online programs on the major sports streaming platform. Prior to working for ESPN, Charly... read full bio
Adam Amin, a rising star in the world of sports media, joined FOX Sports as a play-by-play commentator for the network's coverage of the NFL, MLB and college basketball games. Amin is the principal television play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Bulls in addition to his responsibilities at FOX Sports. Amin spent nine years with ESPN before joining FOX Sports, where he... read full bio
Olivia Amato is a well-known Peloton teacher and a prominent figure on social media in the fitness industry. Olivia, a native of New York, excelled in sports from an early age, participating in field hockey and lacrosse. In high school, she was twice named to the all-county track team. She then switched to cheerleading in college, where her squad won... read full bio
With each passing season, Armstead's importance in the 49ers' defense has grown. He has had a successful career. Pro Football Focus graded him as the third-best lineman overall for containing the run. Armstead had ten sacks to lead the 49ers. Prior to the 49ers selecting him with the 17th overall pick in the NFL Draft, Armstead played collegiate football for the... read full bio
Ibtihaj Muhammad is an Olympic fencing medalist as well as an entrepreneur, activist and speaker. Ibtihaj, a global champion, five-time Senior global medalist, and Olympic bronze medalist, was the first American woman to compete in the Olympics while wearing a hijab. Ibtihaj graduated from Duke University with a double degree in international relations and African studies after being named an All-American three times.... read full bio
Although Forrest Galante was born in California, he relocated to Harare, Zimbabwe, within the first few months of his life. He was raised on a successful farm that produced exotic fruits, high-end alstroemeria flowers and a wide variety of domestic and wild African animals. Galante's favorite childhood activities included rearing guinea pigs, capturing snakes, fishing in the dam and playing rugby. His... read full bio
In Salt Lake City, Utah, Mariluz Cook works as a sports anchor and sideline reporter for KSL 5 TV. She serves as the host for the Utah Jazz and Utah Grizzlies in-arena broadcasts. Throughout the season, she also worked as a sideline reporter for Athletes Unlimited Basketball. She formerly worked as the Big Sky Conference's Director of Broadcast & Digital... read full bio
