At California Baptist University, students publish the news, preserve the year and make television. The useful part is that somebody outside the classroom actually gets to see it.

The former CBS reporter moved from live television into cybersecurity and IoT without surrendering her newsroom reflex: know the audience, find the stakes, and make the complicated matter before the clock runs out.
She spent the first act of her career explaining the news on camera. She has spent the second explaining a 115-year-old insurance company to the people who buy from it.
Sean Evans is the co-creator and host of Hot Ones, the YouTube phenomenon where celebrities eat increasingly spicy chicken wings while answering impeccably researched questions. Since launching the show in 2015 with First We Feast, Evans has turned a deceptively simple format into over 4 billion views, a Daytime Emmy nomination, TIME100 Creators recognition, and a co-ownership stake in First We Feast after the brand was acquired for $82.5 million in December 2024.