Noah Margo (President, Beverly Hills Board of Education; Class of '86) joins the show to discuss his formative years at Beverly, his flourishing professional journey, his ardent commitment to our district's educational institutions, his melodious path in the world of music and his visionary ideas for shaping the destiny of our students and the trajectory of our district moving forward.

Jonathan (Actor, Director, Producer and Writer; Class of '76) and Jackson Prince (Director, Producer and Writer; Class of '15) join the show to discuss their Beverly experiences, their college years (Jonathan at Harvard & Jackson at Duke), Jonathan's years as a young star in Hollywood and some of the projects he worked on throughout his career, Jackson's thoughts on growing up with two parents in the entertainment business and whether he was destined for a career in Hollywood himself, the story behind their latest project, 1660 Vine,  and how they've adapted it from the stage to the screen and so much more.

Avi Ahdoot (Founder, Carla Cafe; Class of '08) joins the show to discuss his Beverly experience, his undergrad years at USC, the beginning of his career working in the startup tech space, the origins of Carla Cafe and how it grew from an idea in his home kitchen to a full blown take out and delivery operation, how he identified that he was on to something with his sandwich creations,  what's next in the evolution of the restaurant and so much more.

Lindsey Carter (Founder & CEO, SET ACTIVE; Class of '09) joins the show to discuss her Beverly experience, her undergrad years at the University of Arizona (where she met her now husband), her years working in entertainment, the idea behind SET ACTIVE and what ultimately lead to her launching the brand, her thoughts on staying motivated as an entrepreneur,  how she's able to keep SET relevant in such a competitive market,  what's next in the evolution of the brand and so much more.

Alan Nierob (Chairman, Entertainment | Rogers & Cowan PMK; Class of '75) joins the show to discuss his memories of Beverly, his undergrad years at UCLA, how he got his start in the PR industry, the keys to his long and successful career ascending to the top of the largest Entertainment PR firm in the world, his thoughts on the media business today and the rise of social media, some of the clients he still represents and what that entails and so much more.

Phil Savenick (Writer/Producer | President, Beverly Hills Historical Society; Class of '69) joins the show to discuss growing up in Beverly Hills, his Beverly High experience, how he got his start in the entertainment business, having his work appear on The Oscar's, The Grammy's and The Emmy's, his work producing the Centennial movie celebrating the history of Beverly Hills, his involvement with the Beverly Hills Historical Society and so much more.

Perrie Weiner (Partner in Charge, Los Angeles | Chair, North America Securities Litigation Practice Group at Baker McKenzie; Class of '78) joins the show to discuss his Beverly experience, his undergrad and law school years in LA, how he landed a federal judicial externship + his thoughts on manifesting your own success, his lengthy career working for a number of prestigious law firms, the business behind building out and actively managing a successful law firm, his support of the Law Rocks non-profit and annual performance at The Whisky and so much more.

Alison Martino (Creator & Curator of Vintage LA, On-air contributor for Spectrum News; Class of '89) joins the show to discuss her memories of Beverly,  what it was like growing up with a famous father, how she came about starting Vintage LA and how much it has grown over the years, the ever changing landscape of LA real estate and some of the more famous landmarks around the city, her work in entertainment including as an On-air Contributor for Spectrum News and much, much more.