Brink Contributors

Joshua Davis
Joshua Davis will try anything. He is the lightest men to ever sumo at the US Sumo Open and ran backwards for nearly 2 miles at the World RetroRunning Championship. "The Beast Within," his film about his career as an armwrestler won best documentary at the Telluride Mountain Film Festival. Check out his website.

Kip Kay
Kip is Brink's resident MacGyver. Watch as he shows you how to make something out of almost nothing.

Jonah Lehrer
Jonah is an editor at large for Seed Magazine and the author of Proust Was a Neuroscientist.He's written for The New Yorker, Nature, Wired, the Washington Post and the Boston Globe.He's also a contributing editor at Scientific American Mind and National Public Radio's Radio Lab.

Danica McKellar
Danica McKellar continues to prove herself as an accomplished actress on film, television and the stage, and now her passion for mathematics has blossomed her into a two-time New York Times bestselling author.

Hakeem M. Oluseyi
Hakeem is an astrophysicist, inventor and educator. He has sent experiments  into outer space, discovered new classes of plasma structures in the Sun's atmosphere and chances are the computer chips in your electronics devices were made with processes he invented or with equipment he helped to develop.

Rhett&Link
Rhett&Link are a comedy duo best known for their collection of over 200 web videos, which have been seen over 20 million times. Their music videos, such as the Facebook Song and the BBQ Song, have been their biggest hits.

Garth Sundem
Garth Sundem has written over 25 books in the areas of science, math, humor, education and history, including the bestselling Geek Logik: 50 Foolproof Equations for Everyday Life and The Geeks' Guide to World Domination: Be Afraid, Beautiful People.

Dwight Williams
Have you met Dwight Williams? Which one . . . the mild mannered Nuclear Science & Engineering Professor at MIT, or the Chief Engineer/Principal Nuclear Physicist for the Pentagon -- the bona fide spy scientist. Yup, they are one in the same! The nice young man who was named National Young Engineer of the Year is actually the top secret expert who was named a Director of National Intelligence Fellow -- the highest award available for scientists who develop James Bond/Mission Impossible type gadgets. Check him out, and see if you can tell him apart . . . or together.