Extraordinary U‪.‬ Danny Ruderman

In this episode, Danny talks with Blake Slatkin, 22.
Blake is a music producer who got an opportunity to intern with Benny Blanco at age 17 simply by sending an email and has since worked with artists such Ed Sheeran and Halsey.
 
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In this episode, Danny talks with Kate Avino, 24.
Kate is CEO & Founder of Her Culture, an online magazine she founded while she was a senior in high school. Her Culture is “dedicated to sharing women's cultures, languages, traditions and customs from all over the world”. 
 
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In this episode, Danny talks with Tyler Makhani, 19.
Tyler is a senior at the University of Michigan and is building a groundbreaking new fashion collective in Los Angeles that combines new designers, art, and food to create an entirely new concept. When Tyler was in high school, he created a Uber style app for academic help called “Tutors” that reached a valuation of 4 million dollars.
 
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In this episode, Danny talks with Katherine Ewell, 24.
Katherine wrote her novel, “Dear Killer”, at the age of 17 before getting a book deal from Harper Collins when she was 18. She then went on to attend Stanford and currently works as a software product designer in New York.
 
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In this episode, Danny talks with Jack Elias, 18.
Jack is a freshman in USC's Music Industry program who started a music label called August Records with two friends when they were in high school. They signed their first 3 artists within the first 6 months and released the first EP by artist Jackson Stone in 2019.
 
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In this episode, Danny talks with Austin Locke, 19.
Austin is a junior at NYU where he studies filmmaking and also works as a stand up comic. Austin got his start in comedy when he was in high school and began performing at 6-12 open mics per week in order to learn the craft. He then started doing comedy shows in his dorms at NYU and now performs regularly in clubs around NY and LA, including Carolines on Broadway and the Laugh Factory.
 
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