Peter Guber joined Columbia Pictures in 1968 and within three years was studio chief, leading Columbia through an era of hits, including "Shampoo", "The Way We Were", "Taxi Driver" and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". He was named chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures in 1989. Under his tenure, the studio released "Basic Instinct", "A Few Good Men", and "Sleepless in Seattle". He speaks about how storytelling is the key to influencing people.

Hollywood’s Peter Guber: Embracing the Art of Storytelling

Eighteen and entrepreneurial. That is fast becoming the million-dollar mission of kids around the globe. Starting a business is thrilling, impressive and profitable, which makes it all the more enticing to young business owner wannabes. Boris M. Silver is the founder of Sport Interactiva, a maker of sports applications – including Total Sports Fan, Premier League Fantasy Football and Premier League Soccer -- on social networks like Facebook and Bebo. In this podcast, Silver talks about starting Sport Interactiva, which he sold in 2008, and the value of working for a small business.

Boris M. Silver Scores Big with Sports Apps on Social Networks

While most teens hit the beach each summer, high school senior Brandon Martin is up to his elbows in ochre and watermelon as an employee of Seeds for Learning-Beyond the Farm, a program that helps Philadelphia high schoolers plant their own urban gardens and learn about nutrition and business. Martin, who wants to become a chef, doesn’t plan to come out of the garden anytime soon. Knowledge@Wharton High School talked to Martin when he was a sophomore about his summer experience and more.

Brandon Martin: A High School Student’s Taste of Fresh Eggplant and Entrepreneurship