Boaz Frankel has a wide range of interests, and he's explored a lot of them in his twenty-some years. He started the west coast's only kazoo museum, he's surveyed wombat burrows in the Australian bush, and he's a Guinness World Record Holder for high-fiving. Boaz has also been producing television and video since 2001.

Most recently, Boaz took an Un-Road Trip in which he zig-zagged across North America using every mode of transportation except gas-powered car. He documented the entire trip online through videos, photos, blogs, and twitter as he traveled by kayak, paraglider, couch-bike, Segway, camel, and dozens of other modes of transportation. The trip attracted attention across the country- from local TV and newspapers to NBC's Today Show and CBC national Canadian news. The Un-Road Trip is currently being edited into a 10-episode television series for Halogen TV.

Boaz got his start in TV at New York University, where he created the most popular show in NYU-TV's history. After graduating he developed Clips & Quips, an offbeat entertainment talk show that aired online and on college television stations nationwide for three years. As producer and host of the show he went behind the scenes of Family Guy and The Office, covered the Sundance Film Festival, and interviewed a long roster of guests including George Clooney, Natalie Portman, Wes Anderson, Judi Dench, Will Ferrell, and many more. In 2007, Boaz was hired by Groupee.com to develop and produce a lineup of video programming for their new online music portal. Boaz has done freelance reporting for Current TV, producing segments with Donald Trump and Sarah Silverman. He also plays kazoo with Seattle jugband sensation, The Dexter Street Stompers.