The Rise of Independent Films with Noah Cowan
The big rise of independent cinema occurred right in the 80s era. The 90s was when things shifted, and there were uncertain transitions happening. The studio still dominated every conversation about m...
24 Sep 202529min
The Art Of Visual Effects with Rob Legato
From Apollo 13 to Avatar, Hugo, The Jungle Book, and the iconic Titanic, Rob Legato has worked on some of the biggest and most memorable movies of all time either as visual effects supervisor, second ...
17 Sep 202535min
The Endangered Species Rehabilitation Project with Oliver Ryder
A new species of bird was discovered in Hawaii in 1978, only to get extinct ten years ago. Year after year, the list of endangered animal species is getting longer, and that is why Director of Conserv...
10 Sep 202531min
Women’s Wrestling : Winning The Gold with Helen Maroulis
Helen Maroulis is the 2016 Olympic Champion in Women's Wrestling. Not only that, she’s the first woman in US history to win a gold medal. Helen has been wrestling for nineteen years and says it’s such...
27 Aug 202540min
Angiogenesis: Piecing the Health Puzzle Together with Dr. Will Li
They say our blood is the red river of life. Many of us may not know it but our blood vessel is a 60,000-mile system of channels that deliver oxygen and nutrients to every cell in our body. It’s conne...
20 Aug 202531min
Reese Jones: Inventing and Applying Technology on a Global Scale
Reese Jones’ incredible mind has always been concerned about inventing and applying technology to solve problems. He is one of the Associate Founders of Singularity University which defines problems a...
13 Aug 202531min
Real News w/ Ross Schneiderman, Deputy Editor of Newsweek
Being Deputy Editor of Newsweek, Ross Schneiderman constantly feels the pressure and responsibility of putting out real news. Other than working in Newsweek, Ross also worked as a journalist in Wall S...
6 Aug 202526min
