To Dine For with Kate Sullivan

Kate talks with the storyteller, podcaster and former Monk. He has been named Forbes Magazine 30-under-30 for changing the way people look at their own mental health and wellness. Jay shares timeless wisdom for living in uncertain times, as well as how to live a more meaningful life. Dining at Fresh on Sunset, Los Angeles, CA.

The first African American woman promoted to Principal Dancer with the American Ballet Theatre, Copeland started as a prodigy at 13 and had fought body issues and pressure to conform, in her arduous journey to ballet stardom. Misty shares some of her most hard-earned wisdom and insights. At the Mermaid Inn, Manhattan, NY.

Kate talks with Lubetzky, the founder of KIND bars. He launched the KIND brand to create a healthier snacking option and his KIND Foundation to fund philanthropic interests. Daniel discusses his first ventures, his biggest regret, and the wisdom he would impart to any entrepreneur. At the Gramercy Tavern in New York City, NY.

Mark Cuban is considered the "ultimate serial entrepreneur," becoming a billionaire creating and selling software companies. In 2000, he purchased the Dallas Mavericks NBA team and is one of the investors on the show, "Shark Tank." Over breakfast, Mark shares his journey and the one crucial piece of advice that has helped him shape his American Dream. At IHOP in Dallas Texas.

Mel Robbins is a best-selling author, speaker and TV host. Her career path has taken her from criminal defense attorney to CNN analyst to one of the country's most sought-after speakers. At her childhood favorite restaurant, Mel shares her hilarious and flawed journey and her everyday advice to live a life with more purpose and courage. At Red Rooster Tavern in North Muskegon, MI.

After co-founding several companies with his brother, Elon, Kimbal Musk carved out a new path by studying the culinary arts. His love of food and his entrepreneurial spirit have inspired him to become a restauranteur, food advocate and philanthropist. Over a meal, Kimbal shares the ingredients for a fulfilling career and a vision for a better world. At Oak in Boulder, Colorado.

Rachel Hollis' funny and relatable style has won her the hearts of millions. She is brutally honest about the difficulties of start-up life and juggling career and family. Rachel tells her story, from awkward teenager to best-selling author and successful motivational speaker. Rachel shares her recipe for success and achieving balance at work and home. At Café No Se in Austin, TX.

At the of 26, Michael Tubbs was elected the youngest mayor of a city in America. Michael shares all that has led him to this moment and all of the problems he has confronted, including growing up in poverty with a father in prison. He talks about the transformative power of a meal and how he uses "youth" and "optimism" as a superpower. At La Palma in Stockton, CA.

Phil Rosenthal created the comedy, "Everybody Loves Raymond." In 2015, he created a public television series exploring food culture around the world and his newest show seeks to bring the world together through food. Phil shares the hardest part of creating a television series and what he hopes people take away from his new creative venture. At République in Los Angeles, CA.

Payal Kadakia's passion for Bollywood dance inspired her to create her own troupe. Her journey to build and create ClassPass, a national directory of dance & fitness classes, into a billion-dollar company is an epic one. Payal shares the many setbacks on her way to success and her vision for her company as she works to rebuild post-pandemic. At Javier's in Century City, CA.