Guests

David Neeleman is the founder and CEO of Breeze Airways, the U.S. airline he launched in 2021. A Brazilian-American entrepreneur, he previously founded JetBlue, Azul Brazilian Airlines, WestJet, and Morris Air, building a legacy of innovation across the aviation industry.

1 episode

Jeff Piejak is the founder and CEO of Ultimate Ninjas, a fitness franchise focused on obstacle course racing. He established the company in Chicago in 2016 and has since expanded across the United States.

1 episode

Vince Speroni is CEO and co-founder of Gotchies, an organic underwear company based in Virginia. He started the business to create healthy, sustainable undergarments using organic cotton. Speroni's product development background drives Gotchies' eco-friendly mission.

1 episode

Ian Murray co-founded Vineyard Vines with his brother Shep in 1998, launching the brand from Martha's Vineyard with a line of neckties. What began as a small operation has grown into a nationwide lifestyle brand with over 100 retail locations.

1 episode

Shep Murray is the co-founder and CEO of Vineyard Vines, the lifestyle brand he launched with his brother Ian in 1998 on Martha's Vineyard. A Skidmore College graduate, Murray transformed a men's tie business into a billion-dollar apparel company.

1 episode

Ben Forrest is the founder of Reserved for Humans, a DeLand, Florida studio creating light-up crystal jewelry. Their Spire Pendant illuminates natural stone; soft-launched August 2025, it generated in December. Forrest oversaw production in China and is now weighing outside capital.

1 episode

Christina Peng is the co-founder of Havyn Beauty, a fine fragrance and skincare brand formulated without known allergens. A former L'Oréal marketing executive and ex-CMO of Coola, she launched Havyn in August 2024 after her child's eczema revealed the gap between clean and truly safe beauty.

1 episode

Eric Ryan co-founded Method, the eco-friendly cleaning products company, with Adam Lowry in 2001. The San Francisco-based brand revolutionized sustainable home care with design-forward products.

2 episodes

James Chambliss is the founder of Pidgin Toes, a sustainable children's footwear company based in Tustin, California. Pidgin Toes creates custom flip flops from recycled materials, combining eco-friendly practices with playful design for kids.

1 episode

Daniel Lubetzky is the founder of KIND Snacks, a healthy snack company he launched in 2004 and sold to Mars for $5 billion. A Lithuanian-Mexican-American entrepreneur, he is also a Shark Tank investor and author.

1 episode

Alec Merlino builds Surfing Cow from his kitchen in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, California, crafting natural skincare products with simple ingredients. His beef tallow-based sunscreen and moisturizers are handmade for people who live and play outside.

1 episode

Eli Mash co-founded Makor Coffee, an organic coffee brand that blends coffee with anti-inflammatory spices like turmeric, cinnamon, chaga, ginger, and cayenne to help fight inflammation. Based in Minneapolis, he runs Makor with co-founder Eli Rosenberg while working in tech and raising three kids.

1 episode