Don't Miss These Favorite Authors!

The Face of The New Yorker

Since 1996, Malcolm Gladwell has been boldly writing provocative pieces for The New Yorker on the unexpected implications of social science research. The English-born Canadian author, journalist, podcast host and public speaker is a delightfully entertaining guest on the show as he chats with Carlos about how he got to where he is today and why he still loves some good mischief.

The fierce feminist

Roxane Gay, author of the NYT best-selling essay collection Bad Feminist, is a force. The prolific writer, editor, professor and social commentator sat down to chat with Carlos about how much work we still have to do regarding social justice and her own role in the movement. The candid conversation covers everything from body image to an imaginary debate with Joe Rogan...it's a riveting one!

The innovative thinker

Self-help specialists have got nothing on Adam Grant. The popular organizational psychologist, NYT best-selling author, and leading expert on how to find meaning and motivation has a candid discussion with Carlos on his firm belief that his best accomplishment is helping others to succeed. He also talks about his rise to the top of the self-help crew and why he believes in procrastination as a tool for success. It’s a fascinating chat, for sure!

Aptly Atlantic

Ta-Nehisi Coates is an American journalist, essayist, comic book writer and best-selling author who gained a widespread fanbase as a national correspondent for The Atlantic magazine and his commentary on race relations. Coates chats about his most recent endeavors including his prolific writing career and how he believes that his son is, in fact, the best version of himself.

From Hollywood to Humanitarian

From The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills to The Real talk show, actor, tv host, producer, author and humanitarian, Garcelle Beauvais captivated us with her story on her transformation from acting to activism. Be sure not to miss her compelling discussion with Carlos on her start on tv's The Jamie Foxx Show and in films like Coming to America. You'll want to hear about her latest projects as well as what has quickly become a labor of love for Beauvais, social change.

Join us again next week as we highlight more of the best and brightest of our forward-thinking global leaders in business, entertainment and politics. These are the empowering, engaging stories you need to hear.