Brian Feit is a powerhouse in entertainment, known for building relationships that actually move careers forward. As co-founder of BMF, he’s worked with Beyoncé, Hulu, Grey Goose, and some of the most iconic cultural brands around—all through connections built with intention, follow-through, and heart.

Taylor Lorenz has been at the center of internet culture for over a decade—covering how people go viral, how they fall apart, and how some rise even stronger. As a journalist, bestselling author, and now Substack creator, she knows what it means to build a personal brand in public—and survive the internet while doing it. Given that your multi-hyphenate career will most likely exist online, knowing how to do it well is important.

Allison Kluger is a Stanford GSB lecturer, former television producer, and one of the sharpest minds I know when it comes to crafting a powerful personal narrative. In this episode, we unpack how to build a career story that actually reflects who you are—across pivots, platforms, and seasons of growth.

Chris Sawtelle is a former talent agent turned startup CEO who’s helped top creators—and himself—build multi-hyphenate careers aligned with purpose. In this episode, Kudzi and Chris break down how to define your career mission and use it as a foundation for everything you do

Simon Chikumbu is a Zimbabwean-born titan of industry who rose from rural roots to lead major firms across Africa. In this deeply personal episode, Kudzi and his father explore how generational values, family expectations, and career pivots shape our personal definitions of success. They unpack the mindset shift needed to break free from tradition and build your own path—even when it goes against what others expect of you.