Roadtrip Nation

Get down into the nitty-gritty of the ever-growing Kansas agriculture industry, then take to the skies with one of Wichita’s premiere aerospace companies. Gain insight into the skills and qualities necessary for success in these industries, as well as the rewards that come with pursuing a fulfilling career in

Meet the “Paths Across Kansas” roadtrippers: Aubrie, Austin, Gary, Hannah, and Mirza—five young people interested in finding their place in the Kansas workforce; then follow along as they explore the Kansan healthcare system, and see how Wichita companies are pushing the world of advanced manufacturing into the future.

Baseball management, medicine, and microgreen farming: explore all of the above and more as the roadtrippers explore Denver and Evergreen, Colorado. Along the way, take a detour into the awe-inspiring Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Explore the scenery and opportunities on offer throughout the Centennial State.

Get to know the “Peak Possible” roadtrippers: Lacey, Yailenne, and Zane—three young people eager to find what careers they connect with in Colorado. Follow along as they explore careers from welding to wildlife management, and see how Colorado business owners are making a difference in the state.

As the road trip comes to an end, interviews with clean energy executives and entrepreneurs help the roadtrippers feel empowered to personally take on one of our planet’s biggest, most urgent challenges—and find career fulfillment along their paths.

How can we make sure the clean energy revolution creates a better future for all—without leaving anyone behind? In this episode, the roadtrippers talk to policymakers and activists about the human side of the switch to renewable energy—including a visit to a sustainable community farm and a sitdown

Air travel currently emits over one billion tons of carbon dioxide each year—but a cleaner choice is coming. In this episode, the roadtrippers climb inside the next generation of electric planes to imagine how battery-powered flight could help save our climate. Plus, they learn how to harness the Earth&

Meet the “Empowered State” roadtrippers: David, Leila, and Julia—three New Yorkers interested in finding their place in the clean energy revolution; then follow along as they explore hydroelectric power’s potential at Niagara Falls and visit Ithaca, one of New York's greenest cities.

United by a mission to figure out their paths, a team of 20-somethings embarks on a cross-country journey to interview professionals in innovative fields who can provide insight on finding a fulfilling career. Climbing aboard their home-on-wheels, the crew heads to interview Dr. Graeme Rae, Chief Scientist for Surfline.com,

In LA, the team meets Valerie Weiss, a film director who got a PhD in biophysics so she could confirm whether she really wanted to pursue science or film. Next, Delfina Eberly, Facebook’s Director of Data Center Operations, describes how she’s managed to defy tech stereotypes. Later, a

At the Jelly Belly factory, the team meets Elise Benstein, a food scientist who develops flavors. Having never imagined she’d be making vomit-flavored candy, she encourages the team to embrace the unplanned. Later, nuclear engineer Deon Clark discusses his escape from childhood poverty and violence. Finally, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist

At Texas Instruments, the team meets Process Integration Engineer Byron Williams who shares his struggle with self-doubt. Later at the ATT Foundry, Senior Marketing Manager Tracey Parrish describes her career switch from engineering. The team finishes up at the National Space Biomedical Research Facility where Deputy Chief Scientist Dorit Donoviel

Get down into the nitty-gritty of the ever-growing Kansas agriculture industry, then take to the skies with one of Wichita’s premiere aerospace companies. Gain insight into the skills and qualities necessary for success in these industries, as well as the rewards that come with pursuing a fulfilling career in

Meet the “Paths Across Kansas” roadtrippers: Aubrie, Austin, Gary, Hannah, and Mirza—five young people interested in finding their place in the Kansas workforce; then follow along as they explore the Kansan healthcare system, and see how Wichita companies are pushing the world of advanced manufacturing into the future.

Baseball management, medicine, and microgreen farming: explore all of the above and more as the roadtrippers explore Denver and Evergreen, Colorado. Along the way, take a detour into the awe-inspiring Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Explore the scenery and opportunities on offer throughout the Centennial State.

Get to know the “Peak Possible” roadtrippers: Lacey, Yailenne, and Zane—three young people eager to find what careers they connect with in Colorado. Follow along as they explore careers from welding to wildlife management, and see how Colorado business owners are making a difference in the state.

As the road trip comes to an end, interviews with clean energy executives and entrepreneurs help the roadtrippers feel empowered to personally take on one of our planet’s biggest, most urgent challenges—and find career fulfillment along their paths.

How can we make sure the clean energy revolution creates a better future for all—without leaving anyone behind? In this episode, the roadtrippers talk to policymakers and activists about the human side of the switch to renewable energy—including a visit to a sustainable community farm and a sitdown

Air travel currently emits over one billion tons of carbon dioxide each year—but a cleaner choice is coming. In this episode, the roadtrippers climb inside the next generation of electric planes to imagine how battery-powered flight could help save our climate. Plus, they learn how to harness the Earth&

Meet the “Empowered State” roadtrippers: David, Leila, and Julia—three New Yorkers interested in finding their place in the clean energy revolution; then follow along as they explore hydroelectric power’s potential at Niagara Falls and visit Ithaca, one of New York's greenest cities.

United by a mission to figure out their paths, a team of 20-somethings embarks on a cross-country journey to interview professionals in innovative fields who can provide insight on finding a fulfilling career. Climbing aboard their home-on-wheels, the crew heads to interview Dr. Graeme Rae, Chief Scientist for Surfline.com,

In LA, the team meets Valerie Weiss, a film director who got a PhD in biophysics so she could confirm whether she really wanted to pursue science or film. Next, Delfina Eberly, Facebook’s Director of Data Center Operations, describes how she’s managed to defy tech stereotypes. Later, a

At the Jelly Belly factory, the team meets Elise Benstein, a food scientist who develops flavors. Having never imagined she’d be making vomit-flavored candy, she encourages the team to embrace the unplanned. Later, nuclear engineer Deon Clark discusses his escape from childhood poverty and violence. Finally, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist

At Texas Instruments, the team meets Process Integration Engineer Byron Williams who shares his struggle with self-doubt. Later at the ATT Foundry, Senior Marketing Manager Tracey Parrish describes her career switch from engineering. The team finishes up at the National Space Biomedical Research Facility where Deputy Chief Scientist Dorit Donoviel