In the thrilling season one finale, visionary founder, investor, and cultural architect Bing Chen joins us to share his journey from growing up as a third-culture kid to leading a movement of impact. As the Executive Chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Gold House—the foremost collective that unites, invests in, and champions Asia Pacific creators to shape a more inclusive future—Bing reflects on resilience, the necessity for systemic change, and the transformative power of community. He also reveals the timeless advice from his mother that fuels his drive and shares the story behind coining the term “creator economy.” Join us in celebrating the incomparable Bing Chen.

Kamala Avila-Salmon, Founder & CEO at Kas Kas Productions and former Head of Inclusive Content at Lionsgate, shares her journey as a disruptor in the film industry. She reflects on her early experiences, including running for senior class president, and how they influenced her approach to making an impact. Kamala discusses the challenges of introducing inclusive content and the significance of defining what inclusivity truly means. She also introduces StorySpark, a tool she developed to spark creativity and conversations about inclusion in storytelling.

Danielle Feinberg, Director of Photography for Lighting at Pixar Animation Studios, shares her inspiring journey through the intersection of art and technology. As one of the few women in computer science and engineering during her college years, she overcame challenges that propelled her to work with organizations like Girls Who Code. Danielle talks about her passion for promoting diversity in STEM fields, the importance of embracing opportunities, and how she finds ways to stay motivated through creativity and collaboration.