The Loneliest Americans was written by Jay Caspian Kang, a contributor to The New York Times Magazine. He was a founding editor of Grantland and a Vice correspondent on HBO who was nominated for an Emmy. He can speak in-depth about a wide range of subjects, including city planning, the history of immigration in the United States, education policy, Affirmative... read full bio
Aside from being a filmmaker, Roman Coppola also writes, produces and invents. Since he spent his formative years working in the film industry, Coppola has gained experience by taking on a variety of roles on set, including sound recording, cinematography, writing, directing, producing and even acting. He received his first BAFTA nomination for his work as the visual effects director on Bram... read full bio
One of the UFC's most decorated athletes is Daniel Cormier, a former two-division world champion, simultaneously held the heavyweight and light heavyweight titles. He was a successful Olympian as well as an All-American at Oklahoma State in the past. Since being hired in the summer, Cormier has served as Gilroy High School's head wrestling coach. Cormier made his acting debut in the... read full bio
Eugene Daniels, White House correspondent for Politico and author of The Playbook, draws on his depth of political knowledge to provide critical analysis and facilitate timely discussions. Daniels has covered the general election, the Democratic presidential primary and the midterm elections since joining Politico in print, video, journalism and podcasts. He covers new power brokers in Washington, including Vice President Kamala Harris,... read full bio
Mitch Roschelle, a former senior partner at PwC and the originator of their Real Estate Advisory Practice, offers perspective on the direction that business and the economy are likely to take. Due to his ability to convert broad economic trends into actionable next moves, he is frequently requested by Fox News and other media outlets for his amusing opinion. Roschelle... read full bio
Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer of sweetgreen, a business with a goal to connect people to the future of real food, is Nathaniel Ru. Just three months after graduating from college, Nathaniel and his co-founders founded sweetgreen and opened their first location in Washington, D.C. Together, they are committed to achieving intimacy at scale by putting an emphasis on a... read full bio
Gretchen Rubin is a bestselling author, podcaster and expert on happiness. She constantly studies human nature to learn how we might have happier, healthier, more productive and creative lives. Rubin began her legal career and was working as Sandra Day O'Connor's law clerk when she decided she wanted to pursue writing. She is the author of a number of books, including the... read full bio
Christina Najjar, often known as Tinx, is a digital creator, advise specialist and podcast host. She has a natural talent for spotting the current cultural trends. Known as "TikTok's Big Sister," Tinx has amassed a devoted following of people who turn to her for sensible guidance while also getting a good chuckle. Tinx has her finger on the pulse of modern... read full bio
Kahlil Greene stands out as a dynamic leader who uses his distinct Gen-Z perspective to promote forward-thinking changes in the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion that are desperately needed. He is a well-known change advocate thanks to his inventive and energizing approach, which goes against traditional strategies. Kahlil, a talented writer, rose to prominence for his memorable Harvard Business Review... read full bio
With the help of her popular series Murder, Mystery and Makeup, Bailey Sarian has swiftly become one of the most watched YouTube channels. Over 4.07 million more people have subscribed to Bailey's channel since the series began and the series has had over 60 million views. A successful Facebook Page for Bailey and the Murder, Mystery and Makeup series has amassed over 200... read full bio
Anna Malaika Tubbs is a sociologist, advocate and New York Times bestselling author. She has a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Cambridge, a Master's in Multidisciplinary Gender Studies from the University of Cambridge and a Bachelor's in Anthropology from Stanford University. Her writing, speaking engagements and research are all focused on racial and gender issues in the United States, particularly as... read full bio
The multi-disciplinary work that visionary novelist, performer and storyteller Echo Brown produces is intended to move audiences toward dramatic improvement. Known for her one-woman performance Black Virgins Are Not for Hipsters, which played to sold-out crowds for over three years and was hailed by Alice Walker as "powerful and magnificent," Brown is a celebrated storyteller. Her critically acclaimed debut book, Black... read full bio
Sasha DiGiulian, the most honored and possibly the best female climber in the world, is continually challenging preconceived notions of what is possible. She has won the title of Female Overall World Champion twice in the course of her career, held the title of unbeaten Pan-American Champion for ten years, been the U.S. National Champion three times and toured to over... read full bio
Emily Oster is an economist, professor and New York Times bestselling author who promotes a data-driven emphasis and a tactical approach to today's most pressing issues. Oster is a professor of economics at Brown University and a Harvard University-trained economist. Oster, best known for her New York Times bestsellers The Family Firm, Expecting Better and Cribsheet, suggests a traditional business school framework... read full bio
Kasie Hunt, a reputable political correspondent and chief national affairs commentator, has spent nearly 20 years covering Congress, Washington and presidential elections. After more than eight years at NBC, where she hosted Way Too Early with Kasie Hunt, Kasie DC on MSNBC and worked as the Capitol Hill Correspondent, Kasie is now a CNN anchor and the network's chief national affairs commentator.... read full bio
The Harvard Business School's Lincoln Filene Professor of Business Administration is Anita Elberse. Professor Elberse's primary research goals are to comprehend what factors contribute to the success of items in the entertainment, media, sports and other creative industries as well as how businesses can efficiently manage talent and products in these fields. She is well known for her research on digital... read full bio
College basketballer Rori Harmon has established herself as a rising star in her field and an honorable influence in her neighborhood. Rori amassed 2,572 points, 745 assists, and 700 steals in 146 games while playing high school basketball for Cypress Creek in Houston, Texas. Rori led the Texas Longhorns to a 29-7 record in her debut season of competition, becoming one... read full bio
Lily Cole is a writer, activist, model and actor who has spent almost 20 years promoting environmental causes. Cole started looking into supply chains and sustainable business practices after a successful career in fashion, where she was named one of the top ten models of the 2000s by Vogue France. She later became a patron of the Environmental Justice Foundation and... read full bio
The most well-known Thai mother and Yai (grandma) in America is TV personality and New York Times bestselling food author Pepper Teigen. Her show, Getting Spicy with Pepper Teigen, which airs on the Food Network and Discovery Plus, is hosted by the woman affectionately known as "Pepper Thai" for her love of hot peppers. Her love of food stems from her... read full bio
Jen Hale is a recognized journalist, sportscaster and businesswoman who has received numerous Associated Press, Edward R. Murrow and Emmy Awards for her sports and news reporting. Hale is a reporter for the FOX NFL season, where she is currently in her eleventh season. She also frequently contributes to Fox & Friends Weekend, FOX Sports and fills in as host of Skip and... read full bio
