Part 1 (EXCLUSIVE): Healthcare Icon Dr. Jack Rowe (fmr. CEO of Aetna) and David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Min Woo Lee (PGA Tour Player) Joins David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Min Woo Lee is one of golf's most exciting young talents, known for his charismatic personality, powerful game, and engaging social media presence. As a professional athlete competing at the highest level, he faces immense pressure, travel, and scrutiny, making him an ideal guest to discuss mental resilience, coping mechanisms, and how he maintains well-being amidst a demanding schedule.    His "Let Him Cook" persona also offers a unique angle on confidence and self-belief.  We want to explore the intersection of his lived experience as a pro golfer, living life in the public eye, the mental demands of the sport, and how he manages to stay "charged" both on and off the course.

Part 2 (EXCLUSIVE): Amy Harder (One of the Nation's Premier Journalists) and David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Amy Harder is one of the nation's leading energy and climate journalists, with more than 15 years of experience covering the energy transition, climate policy, and clean technology. She is currently the National Energy Correspondent for Axios and the inaugural Journalism Fellow at the University of Chicago's new Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth, where she co-hosts the "Shocked" podcast with Director Michael Greenstone. Harder has built a reputation as a uniquely balanced and influential journalist with respect across the political spectrum. She believes in seeing energy infrastructure firsthand - touring everything from underground coal mines in West Virginia to wind farms in Australia to carbon capture facilities in Norway - and bridging the gap between what industry leaders say and what everyday people care about. Her journalism focuses on distilling complex energy and climate issues into understandable formats relevant to people outside the industry.

Part 1 (EXCLUSIVE): Amy Harder (One of the Nation's Premier Journalists) and David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Amy Harder is one of the nation's leading energy and climate journalists, with more than 15 years of experience covering the energy transition, climate policy, and clean technology. She is currently the National Energy Correspondent for Axios and the inaugural Journalism Fellow at the University of Chicago's new Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth, where she co-hosts the "Shocked" podcast with Director Michael Greenstone. Harder has built a reputation as a uniquely balanced and influential journalist with respect across the political spectrum. She believes in seeing energy infrastructure firsthand - touring everything from underground coal mines in West Virginia to wind farms in Australia to carbon capture facilities in Norway - and bridging the gap between what industry leaders say and what everyday people care about. Her journalism focuses on distilling complex energy and climate issues into understandable formats relevant to people outside the industry.

Part 2 (EXCLUSIVE): Healthcare Icon Dr. Jack Rowe (fmr. CEO of Aetna) and David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Jack Rowe is the former chairman and CEO of Aetna. He led one of the most dramatic turnarounds in healthcare history, transforming a company from near bankruptcy into a billion-dollar enterprise. He is the pioneer gerontologist who co-authored the groundbreaking book, Successful Aging. In this episode, we recharge with the one and only Dr. Jack Rowe to discuss his "prescription" for a life well-lived and a career that redefined an industry.

Part 1 (EXCLUSIVE): Healthcare Icon Dr. Jack Rowe (fmr. CEO of Aetna) and David Ko (Fmr. CEO of Calm)

Jack Rowe is the former chairman and CEO of Aetna. He led one of the most dramatic turnarounds in healthcare history, transforming a company from near bankruptcy into a billion-dollar enterprise. He is the pioneer gerontologist who co-authored the groundbreaking book, Successful Aging. In this episode, we recharge with the one and only Dr. Jack Rowe to discuss his "prescription" for a life well-lived and a career that redefined an industry.