A 60-billion dollar corporation dismissed him. They discredited him. But they can’t stop him. Meet Dr. Bennet Omalu, the game changer that took on a corporation that owns a day of the week.

Meet the game changer who fed 1.2 million lbs. of food to the hungry with one simple idea: Swipe Out Hunger #ConcussionMovie

Determined to change South Los Angeles from food desert to food forest, Ron Finley wants his actions to be educational, inspiring, and nutritious. He wants kids to grow up with the option of healthy food, instead of fried, fattening staples. He wants to sweep up and transform his street, his hood, the city of LA and communities everywhere.

Meet the people that help you on your worst possible day: Team Rubicon. The people who go places around the world… where no one else wants to be.

Before WWII, America was considered the leader in handmade watches. Today one man is trying to keep that history alive. California native Cameron Weiss founded the Weiss Watch Company in 2013.

Jon Wegener’s handcrafted alaia (Ah-LIE-ah) boards pay homage to surfings early days — reaching all the way back to the sport's Polynesian roots. He’s a craftsman, open to new ideas while being reverent of the old ways. Every board he shapes is a reminder that surfing is about more than contests or chasing sponsorships… it’s about pursuing joy.

Taber Nash of Nash Motorcycle Company puts his passion on display in this third episode of Human. His dedication to making a quality product from scratch might feel old-school, but his mindset represents a new class of artisans who respect history while charging ever forward.

There are currently twelve master penmen in the entire world. Jake Weidmann is the youngest. 

George Vlagos has carried on his father’s “American dream” through his commitment to building handcrafted shoes of the highest quality.

He doesn't just discover music; he lives music. Check out how Justin Boland (aka J Boogie) became a DJ, producer, hip-hop curator at Pandora and all around music fiend.

Matthew Cummings is mixing art and science to craft your new favorite beer glasses. 

Can one of America's last true neon sign makers keep his craft from disappearing?

Param Jaggi echoes Steve Jobs' philosophy that people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. Jaggi is known for building Algae Mobile, a device that converts carbon dioxide emitted from a car into oxygen.