Fear{less} with Tim Ferriss (2017 - 2017)

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with Toms Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie about what he learned from failing in business, what makes a true entrepreneur, and how he revolutionized commerce by blending business and philanthropy.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with congenital quadriplegic Kyle Maynard about his induction to the Wrestling Hall of Fame, how he climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro without prosthetics, and his No Excuses approach to life.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with fashion icon Yael Aflalo about why she walked away from a successful business, steps to creating a new product, and how she is revolutionizing the fashion industry with her sustainable clothing line.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with sports psychologist Michael Gervais about mental focus, how he helps athletes such as the Seattle Seahawks and Kerri Walsh Jennings in their most competitive moments, and what it takes to succeed.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen about how he turned a gamble into an opportunity, creating the 24-hour programming cycle now utilized everywhere, and how to get potential investors to say yes.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with poker legend Phil Hellmuth about how he became the youngest person to win the World Series of Poker, preparing for the high-stakes games he plays in, and what it takes to compete at the highest level.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with rock legend Stewart Copeland about how he formed one of the greatest rock bands of all time - The Police, his effective approaches to self-promotion, and what it takes to reinvent yourself.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with guitar icon Tom Morello about going from Harvard grad to founding member of the rock band Rage Against the Machine, his relentless approach to practice, and how his activism drives him to create music.

Tim Ferriss has an in-depth conversation with legendary comic Bill Burr about creating his show F is For Family, performing for a sold out crowd at Madison Square Garden, and how comedy's worst rooms sharpened his skills.