Ben Chung is born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. As a proud UCI alumni, Ben majored in Film Studies, but pursued professional dance as his career path. From his early roots dancing with Kaba Modern, to joining the world famous Jabbawockeez, to then moving to help build the business of the internationally renown Kinjaz, Ben has traversed the spaces bridging the dance community into the commercial world. As an entrepreneur whose passion is to build ideas into realities, Ben is passionate about building people first, and projects second. As a podcaster, Ben’s mission is to serve people through connected and intentional conversation. Ben firmly holds to the belief that success starts with pure intention and a goal to make a positive impact in the world.

Abigail began dancing at age 4 at Backstage Dance Academy in Turlock, CA, and at 6 joined the Center for Urban Performance and Service (CUPS), where she trained for 16 years in disciplines including ballet, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, and aerial. She enhanced her training through CCSDC at Julien School of Dance and the Word in Motion Dance Festival. While at Modesto Junior College, she discovered a passion for Modern dance, leading her to earn a Dance degree from California State University, Fullerton, where she studied Horton, Graham, and Limon techniques and performed at the American College Dance Association Festival. Now based in Los Angeles, Abigail teaches dance, trains in commercial styles such as jazz funk, heels, hip hop, dancehall, and popping, has performed in Rob Rich’s Flygirls (2020), appeared in concept videos for EJ Hoffman, Misty Rascon Smith, and Amber Alonso, and was recently added to the Troupe Dance Company.