David Stewart is the founder of Ageist, a media company that champions the vitality, capability, and influence of the modern over 50. As a passionate advocate for living life to the fullest in middle age and beyond, David is in demand as a public speaker at premier venues around the world. He’s also the host of the Super Age Podcast and the creator of the Redesigning Age TEDx Talk. Before launching Ageist, David enjoyed an award-winning career as a photographer, and his work has been featured in GQ, Esquire, Wired, Harper's Bazaar, and The New York Times. 

Pat Pascarella is a chef, an entrepreneur, and a committed family man. Pat grew up in an Italian immigrant family in Connecticut and learned to cook as a young boy. Today, he’s the founder of The Porchetta Group and the owner of four restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia. Pat’s values are rooted in family, community, and culture, and he has recently started to prioritize his health by incorporating a disciplined diet and exercise regime into his daily life. 

Adam Bornstein is a New York Times bestselling author and the founder and CEO of Born Fitness and Pen Name Consulting. Adam previously worked as a fitness editor at Men’s Health magazine, and he’s currently the editor-in-chief of Arnold Scwarzwenegger’s Pump Club. As a father, husband, and entrepreneur with a busy family and professional life, Adam believes in setting realistic fitness expectations and meeting people where they're at. He’s committed to helping people sustain healthy habits, and he sets out his program in his new book You Can’t Screw This Up. Why Eating Takeout, Enjoying Dessert, and Taking the Stress out of Dieting Leads to Weight Loss That Lasts.

Frank Rich is a former bodybuilder, an entrepreneur, and the host of The Super Human Life podcast. As the founder and CEO of Rebuilt Recovery coaching program, Frank focuses on helping men overcome porn addiction and equipping them with the tools to regain control of their lives.

Mick Batyske is a multi-talented creative, entrepreneur, and DJ who went from presenting a 20-minute show on college radio to deejaying for Michelle Obama, LeBron James, and Jay-Z. Mick’s career as a DJ has taken him around the world and given him the opportunity to work with artists such as Adele, Busta Rhymes, and Leon Bridges. But he’s always happiest when he’s at home in Brooklyn, spending time with his wife and playing Super Smash Bros with his seven-year-old son.

Chris Salgardo is the CEO and founder of Atwater, an award-winning new skincare brand for men. Before launching Atwater, Chris had a long and exceptionally successful career in the beauty industry, working his way up from his first position as a makeup artist for Chanel to becoming president of Kiehl’s at 38. Now, drawing on his extensive knowledge of skincare and grooming, Chris has created his own range of effective and cleanly formulated skincare products, which are simple to use and specifically designed to help men look and feel great.

Forrest Smith is the CEO of Kineon Labs and the creator of the Kineon Move+,  a targeted red-light and laser therapy device that helps relieve pain and improve mobility. As a CrossFit enthusiast and keen rugby player, Forrest is serious about health and fitness, and he developed the Kineon Move + to help people recover from injury, reduce inflammation, and stay active for longer.

Dr. Jed Ballard is an ER doctor, an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, and a former US Army Ranger. In 2016, Jed was named the Ultimate Men’s Health Guy by Men’s Health magazine, and since then, he’s been photographed on the cover of numerous magazines and appeared on the Today Show and The Bachelorette. Jed also finds time for humanitarian work, and he regularly volunteers with youth leadership organizations in the US and medical charities overseas.

David Lascher is a Los-Angeles based actor who grew up in Long Island and starred in some of the most popular TV series of the 90s, including Blossom, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and the Nickelodeon cult classic Hey Dude. In his thirties, David diversified into writing, producing, and directing, and his film Sister premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2014. Recently, David has embraced the role of podcast host, and along with Christine Taylor, he co-presents Hey Dude…The 90s Called - a show that celebrates the decade’s culture and revels in 90s nostalgia.

Todd Anderson is a performance coach, public speaker, and entrepreneur who moved into the strength and conditioning profession after his career in the NFL ended. Over the last 10 years, Todd has helped thousands of athletes optimize their performance, and in 2020, he founded Synergy Dryland, an elite swimming program with his wife, ex-Olympic swimmer Katie Hoff. After spending some time with Jesse Itzler, Todd took up running, and in 2022, he teamed up with champion marathon runner Ken Rideout to create the game-changing Rideout Strong Training Program.