Over the course of shooting season one of Acting Disruptive, Max had a chance to talk to a wide range of creative thinkers. Check out some of the moments that stuck with him.

Model/actress Lily Cole is the brains behind Impossible: a social network based on the principle of gift exchange.

Olivia's passion for news began with her parent's journalistic roots. That foundation recently lead her to RYOT, a cutting edge news outlet that offers the tools to get involved.

Def Jam founder Russell Simmons has always taken a disruptive approach to his businesses. With Narrative, he brings that spirit to the world of advertising.

Scoring a film is an expensive part of the moviemaking process. Singer-songwriter, musician, and DJ, Moby decided that it was time for a change and created Gratis, a free, online music library.

Actor, Writer, Producer, and Creator Seth Green barely has enough time as it is, but a solution for quick & easy sharing of video content just wasn't out there. Enter Shodogg.

Adam Goldberg has made a name for himself as one of the most creative and prolific filmmakers on the Vine platform. Max joins Adam to watch him shoot a new project.

Rainn and Max meet up at Rainn's digital studio SoulPancake, to see what it takes to disrupt the world of video content in a humorous and thought-provoking way.

Max and Adrian's talk about what it means to buy more responsibly and how SHFT is making it easier to lead a more sustainable existence.

Max and Felicity hit up mommy & me yoga and discuss her website, What the Flicka, a place where moms can be real about motherhood.

Jared takes Max behind the scenes of his live streaming company, VyRT, as they launch his commercial-free "social theater" with a live 30 Seconds to Mars performance.

The Honest Company is a venture that came out of Jessica's frustration with the current state of the home and baby product market. She and Max chat at her offices and talk diaper cakes.