Karenna Brockman is a modern-day philosopher in motion—an adventurer, strategist, and writer who’s built her life at the intersection of intellect, instinct, and untamed experience.

She’s the host of the podcast How to Give a Dog a Good Life, a soulful series inspired by her late dog, Louie Baloo, that unpacks loyalty, mortality, and what it really means to live well. She’s currently writing her first book, Champagne & Razorblades: The Untold Truth of Life in a Futuristic City—a razor-sharp memoir chronicling her years as an expat in Singapore, peeling back the sanitized surface of the world’s safest city to expose what lurks underneath: alienation, ambition, and identity collapse. These days, she’s living life as a nomad across the Americas, chasing the kind of depth that can’t be found on a screen.

Her adventures aren’t just aesthetic—they’re anthropological. Karenna was the first American scuba diver to join reef rehabilitation efforts in Cebu, Philippines. She’s trekked remote terrain, trained in combat sports, and embedded herself in unfamiliar cultures not for content—but for understanding.

She splits her time consulting as an AI-driven advertising and digital strategist, helping brands translate complexity into clarity, and disappearing into corners of the world where algorithms can’t follow.

What she builds—whether in writing, in strategy, or in life—carries a pulse.

This isn’t curated. It’s courage, made visible.