Running a startup is hard. Disrupting an entire industry is almost impossible. Roll up your sleeves and let’s find out what’s really driving today’s entrepreneurs to shape our future.

This is a show about founders challenging the status quo.

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"Unlimited Tomorrow: 3D-printed prosthetics"

Founded in 2014 by Easton LaChapelle when he was just 18 years old, "Unlimited Tomorrow" is pioneering a new age in prosthetics with its 3D-printed robotic arms. For the 40-million worldwide amputees in need of prosthetic limbs, this remote, personalized, and affordable process for fitting prosthetics means hope for a better future.

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"Ameelio: The startup taking down corrupt prison communications"

Research has shown that the more contact a prisoner has with people in the outside world, the less likely they are to re-enter the prison system after release. In 2020, Yale students Uzoma “Zo” Orchingwa and Gabe Saruhashi founded Ameelio, an app that allows inmates and their families to call each other for free.

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"Open Ocean Robotics"

To better protect our oceans, this fleet of autonomous boats are designed to patrol the open waters, collecting a variety of critical data.