Episode list

Television Four Presents - Paul McKenna delves into the inner workings of media giant Simon Cowell. Discover how Cowell's hard work has changed the world's media landscape, and how he once lost it all, only to bounce back and become one of the best-known innovators of our time.

Television Four Presents - Paul McKenna explores how Ryan Seacrest, a kid from the suburbs with a toy radio mixer, became the face and voice of a global media empire. Seacrest discusses the importance of mentors, work ethic and and helping kids through his family-run foundation.

Television Four Presents - Don't be fooled by the multiple Oscars and Tony Awards. Harvey Weinstein would rather be referred to as a storyteller than a film mogul. Paul McKenna and Harvey talk literature, classic directors and the ruthless negotiating skills of Harvey's daughters.

Television Four Presents - Paul McKenna interviews one of the world's most renowned entrepreneurs. Rachael Ray speaks about her career, her personal life, and the key to success in business.

Television Four Presents - Randy Jackson sits down with Paul McKenna to discuss his career, American Idol, the state of the music industry and everything in between. Take a look at this interview for Jackson's insight on the business of music.

Television Four Presents - As a record exec, music producer, club DJ, remixer and film composer, Paul Oakenfold, has shaped what we listen to and where we hear it for decades. Discover why a chef trained in French cuisine took a chance on the music business and never looked back.

Television Four Presents - For some 35 years, Tony Robbins has worked with people around the world to enhance their lives and organizations. He and Paul McKenna explore how to optimize performance for both a company and an individual, and discuss Tony's humanitarian endeavors.

Television Four Presents - Sir Ken Robinson believes schools today stifle creativity, measure intelligence incorrectly and often times send kids off in the wrong direction because of the government's irrational focus on standardized testing.

Television Four Presents - Eli Roth has known exactly what he wanted to do for a living since he was 8 years old, but that doesn't change how hard he's worked to become the writer-director-producer that Quentin Tarantino's anointed as "the future of horror."