Hailed as one of XXL's "10 Canadians To Know," DillanPonders is a pioneer in the hip-hop industry. He has made a name for himself with his own blend of hazy, distorted sound that is nevertheless clear and insightful. Ponders, a genuine poet of the trap, enthralls audiences with his strong voice and adaptable music, whether it's establishing the... read full bio
For more than 25 years, Brant Bjork has been at the forefront of California desert rock. His history is a convoluted story of unrelenting, uncompromising creativity. He began his career drumming and composing on the legendary Kyuss' seminal early albums, then helped propel Fu Manchu's groundbreaking fuzz from 1994 to 2001 while producing other bands and assembling offshoot projects. Over... read full bio
Jen Razavi (Jen Pop), who was born and reared in Southern California, is most recognized for being the guitarist and singer of the pop-punk group The Bombpops. Along with releasing multiple albums, including the highly regarded Death in Venice Beach, Jen has toured widely with her band. For her first solo album, Jen Razavi collaborated with well-known producer Will Yip... read full bio
While working at Malcolm McLaren's and Vivienne Westwood's clothes store in London, Glen Matlock, an English musician, met guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. He later became the first bass guitarist of the punk rock band the Sex Pistols. Ten of the twelve songs on the Sex Pistols' sole album, Never Mind the Bollocks, are credited to him as... read full bio
El Dusty is a producer, DJ, and nu-cumbia pioneer who was born and raised in Corpus Christi. He transforms the border experience of Southern Texas into new barrio songs that combine snippets of Latin music heritage with the MPC2000 sampler. Drawing from a turntablist and crate-digging history that connects Latin classics with the current wave of bass-heavy soundsystem and hip-hop... read full bio
The Drowns amp up and destroy vintage blues-based rock riffage, dragging it into contemporary punk streets like a ragged, abandoned T-Rex record. Foot-stomping, fist-pumping punk rock choruses that make your heart race faster than a defibrillator are accompanied by The Drowns' intelligent and pertinent lyrics, which marry rough and raw with catchy and bouncy. Their live performance has earned them an... read full bio
For the "NFL Thursday Night Football" package on Amazon Prime Video, Kaylee Hartung serves as the primary sideline reporter. Throughout her career, Hartung has held a number of reporting positions, most recently with Los Angeles-based ABC News. Good Morning America, World News Tonight with David Muir, Nightline, and ABC News Live were among the programs and venues she covered for... read full bio
Rob Dial is a well-known author, personal development coach, and host of The mentality Mentor, the world's top mentality podcast. Rob is committed to helping individuals overcome mental illness and realize their full potential. He assists audiences in overcoming self-limiting ideas, gaining insight into their life's purpose, and accomplishing their highest aspirations. Supported by early childhood development, psychology, and neuroscience,... read full bio
As a fitness and well-being enthusiast and developer of plant-based recipes, Radhi Devlukia discusses lifestyle, food, exercise, and conscious living practices with her active, international network. She has developed a global following of like-minded individuals because to her extensive travels, love of diversity, and enthusiasm for dishes from all over the world. You can anticipate seeing everything from Radhi's meditation... read full bio
Amy Chan is the creator of Renew Breakup Bootcamp, a program that approaches heart healing from a spiritual and scientific perspective. In addition, she serves as the Chief Editor of Heart Hackers Club, an online publication that explores the psychology of desire, lust, and love. She is described by The Observer as "a relationship expert whose work is like that... read full bio
The renowned author of Subtract, an award-winning professor and global speaker, Leidy Klotz's ground-breaking research, which has been published in both Nature and Science, has revolutionized our knowledge of creativity and problem-solving. He reminds us that everyone works on this every day. He is a specialist in design, which is the art of turning the present into a desired future.... read full bio
Organizational psychologist Adam Grant cites Corey Keyes' seminal work on "languishing" in a widely shared opinion piece in The New York Times. Keyes, who has spent decades researching this phenomenon, examines its broad effects on mental health as well as its policy ramifications. He developed the idea of languishing as a condition of low-grade mental exhaustion that impacts our drive,... read full bio
Nathalia Holt, a New York Times bestselling author, inspires readers with her motivational tales of women who have overcome adversity, broken down barriers, and created history. The inspiring tales of the spies who founded the CIA, the trailblazing women of NASA, and the founders of the Walt Disney Company illuminate the larger role of women in our society and their... read full bio
Sara Jane Ho is the perfect example of how to combine sophisticated refinement with cultural diversity. With Hong Kong origins and global experiences, she has emerged as a prominent figure in contemporary manners and self-improvement. The etiquette expert is the author of the best-selling book of the same name and the host of Mind Your Manners, a Netflix series that is... read full bio
Co-founder of Modern Loss Rebecca Soffer has made important contributions to the fields of death care and grief support. Modern Loss is a community and platform that addresses the lengthy arc of sorrow and provides inspiring, meaningful, and innovative material. As one of her favorite books of 2022, Gayle King hailed Soffer's best-selling book, The Modern Loss Handbook: An Interactive Guide... read full bio
Lhakpa Sherpa has made climbing history by training at Whole Foods for the ascent of her life despite all obstacles. The Netflix documentary Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa focuses on Sherpa. Her early years in Nepal, her record-breaking tenth summit, and her struggle to regain her autonomy and agency in the face of hardship are all covered in... read full bio
Developmental psychologist Dr. Aliza Pressman has worked with families and the medical professionals who look after them for almost 20 years. She is the host of the award-winning podcast Raising Good Humans and the author of the New York Times bestselling book The 5 Pprinciples of Parenting: Your Essential Guide to Raising Good Humans. She started the Raising Good Humans Podcast... read full bio
Every Saturday, Katie Phang hosts The Katie Phang Show on MSNBC. Katie skillfully covers the interplay of politics, law, and culture on a national scale in addition to breaking news. Phang continues to use her knowledge as a trial lawyer and report from the front lines. Katie, a former trial lawyer, started her career on television as a legal contributor... read full bio
Sheikh Hassan Yousef, the chairman of Hamas, gave birth to Mosab Hassan Yousef in Ramallah, in the West Bank. His father founded the political branch of Hamas, a worldwide terrorist group that has carried out innumerable suicide bombings and other lethal assaults against Israel. Mosab participated actively in the movement and was detained by Israel's intelligence agency, Shin Bet, for more... read full bio
The CEO and creator of WORTHI, a renowned ethnographic marketing, communications, and content firm, is Myles Worthington. Just 18 months after he started the business, Adweek named it one of the best Multicultural Agencies. The foundation of the WORTHI approach is ethnography, or the study of people and cultures. Worthington switched from working to starting his own business. He and his... read full bio
