Welcome to Streaming Futures, a free, web-based show dedicated to helping teens choose the right career path. We have over 90 streaming video interviews on our site with celebrities, business leaders, athletes, musicians, and career professionals from all different industries.

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Jimmy Kimmel, Host of Jimmy Kimmel Live [21:42 ] Jimmy is a self-professed “average guy,” yet he has become a comedic icon with the success of The Man Show and his current late night talk show on ABC. But his success didn’t come easy: Jimmy was fired four times before making it big, and in this interview he talks about what it takes to be a television personality and gives direct, no-fluff advice to teens interested in a similar career. Arnold Schwarzenegger [4:34] As a Hollywood celebrity, bodybuilding champion, and successful businessman, Arnold Schwarzenegger is a teen idol. In this interview, the muscular maverick gives teens advice for a successful future in any career. Ivan Seidenberg - CEO of Verizon [22:37] A living example of how dedication, matched with good work ethic and a desire to keep learning can make all the difference, Ivan Seidenberg went from being a cable-splicer's assistant 37 years ago, to his current role as the CEO of the nation's largest telephone company. In this interview, Ivan tells teens about the telecommunications industry, and gives advice for success in any career. Steve Forbes - President & CEO of Forbes Magazine [18:08 ] Steve Forbes continues to be amazingly successful. Aspiring politicians, journalists and businessmen would be wise to tune in and hear how hard work and a sense of direction really make all the difference. Mitch Kupchak - General Manager for the Los Angeles Lakers [20:39 ] At some point every kid dreams of one day playing in the big leagues, becoming the next Michael Jordan or Emmitt Smith. Well here’s a new perspective—what about being the person who hires the professional athletes and their coaches? Mitch Kupchak, a former NBA player, has insightful advice for teens interested in the business and management side of the sports franchise. Craig Kilborn - Host of the Late Late Show [18:08 ] Starting out as a sports commentator for a local network in Georgia, Craig Kilborn quickly worked up the ladder to his current position as the witty, sardonic and lovable host of the Late Late Show on CBS. Tune in to this interview for a few laughs and some excellent advice on becoming a successful talk show host or on-air personality. Bill Keller - Executive Editor of New York Times [25:56 ] What does it take to become the head honcho at the largest newspaper in America? In this interview, Pulitzer Prize winner Bill Keller talks about his rise to success at the New York Times, and how teenagers can start getting prepared for prosperous journalism careers through internships and jobs at local media outlets. Danny Spriggs, Deputy Director, U.S. Secret Service [17:59 ] The United States Secret Service plays a pivotal role in protection of the President, the First Family and foreign dignitaries visiting our country. Now in charge of operations at the agency, Deputy Director Danny Spriggs was working in the protective unit for Ronald Reagan when the attempted assasintaion took place. With much experience under his belt, Danny tells teens what it's like to work at USSS, what types of careers are available, and how to do well while serving your country. Matthew Hart - Chief Operating Officer, Hilton Hotels As the COO for Hilton Hotels, Matthew Hart is responsible for all operational aspects of the 2,200+ hotels and 70,000+ employees. In this interview, Matt talks about the hospitality industry, the jobs available and how to get to the top as he has done. [14:08 ] Charlie Rose - Host, Charlie Rose Show Known around the world as one of the most engaging, thorough and through-provoking interviewers on television, Emmy award-winning broadcast journalist Charlie Rose shares his secrets for success, giving advice to aspiring young journalists for high school, college, internships and the workplace  [11:30] David Neeleman, Founder and CEO, JetBlue Airways The poster boy for entrepreneurship and successful business leadership, David Neeleman has been starting prosperous companies since his early years of college. Attention deficit disorder made school difficult for David, but proved no challenge for him in the business world. Now working with his third airline, JetBlue profits continue to climb with customer and employee satisfaction at the highest levels in the industry. In this interview, David describes what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur and leader, and why most companies fail by neglecting to treat their customers and employees as humans.   [25:22]