For today's Spotlight Episode, I'm excited to have Harry Yuan joining me today. Harry Yuan is a director, adventurer, traveler, and television host working for National Geographic, who also happens to be the son of a famous actress. He's had the opportunity to host shows such as "Kung Fu Motion," "Route Awakening," and "Day of Gluttony." This episode explores how Harry Yuan joined a shortlist of Asian Americans to host a TV show in the U.S. 

In this episode, we discuss:

- First time hearing about Harry Yuan 

- Harry talks about what's it like to be the son of a famous actress (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon)

- Growing up in LA and going to military school at the age of 12

- Growing up as a troublemaker 

- His mom gave him a once in a lifetime opportunity to travel the world 

- His experience traveling to over 28 countries and four continents with his best friend 

- How he got his start as a television host for National Geographic 

- How it felt to see himself on TV

- Coming up with the idea of "Day of Gluttony" show

- The logistical nightmare he had to deal with to film the show

- Working conditions in the U.S. being vastly different compared to China

- Conflict between Tastemade and contract problems 

- Best piece of advice 

- Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

You can follow Harry Yuan on Instagram at @harryhyuan.

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