Mark Cuban-Backed Documentary Series Showcases Social Entrepreneurs Tackling Global Issues
A new ten-episode documentary called “How to Change the World,” executive-produced by Mark Cuban and others, will premiere on YouTube on Sept. 10, highlighting social entrepreneurs addressing major challenges.
“How to Change the World,” a ten-part documentary produced by World Within Studios together with Religion of Sports, is slated for a YouTube debut on Sept. 10. Executive producers Mark Cuban, Geralyn Dreyfous and Gotham Chopra assembled a diverse advisory panel that includes former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, NYU Stern professor Scott Galloway, Acumen founder Jacqueline Novogratz, climber Alex Honnold and others. Each episode chronicles a different social entrepreneur—from a modest brick-and-mortar beverage startup to a Lakota-founded renewable-energy company—highlighting success measured by community benefit rather than financial exit.
Directors Dylan Mulick, Oliver Riley-Smith and Nicholas Mihm employ a cinematic, investigative approach, while producers Jason Bowers, Jacob Mosler and Radhika Womack oversee production. World Within, a nonprofit operating at the intersection of impact investing and storytelling, hopes the series will act as a blueprint for systemic change. Mark Cuban emphasized the project supports entrepreneurs who are actively solving problems, not merely discussing them.
Why it matters
It highlights business models that put community benefit first, offering examples of sustainable entrepreneurship.
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