The Queen of Retro Pop residing at the intersection of Nora Jones and Nancy Sinatra. Her music has been featured on Netflix, Hallmark, CBS, Peacock, Paramount +, Amazon Prime and MTV.

Half of the comedy duo Mack & Jamie, star of the syndicated TV show Comedy Break, video game voice actor and author of Tin Man Diaries: A Sudden Change of Heart about being the recipient of a double organ transplant.

Author of the memoir Saga Boy, the novel Black Cherokee and the children’s picture book Stars in My Crown. He writes and performs music under the name John Orpheus. 

An award-winning creative strategist, experience designer and entertainment producer of charity galas, parades, fireworks displays, music festivals, award shows, movie premieres, and product launches.

An acclaimed National Geographic photographer and documentarian whose images focus on telling stories that are critically affecting our world. Ami’s lens captures resilience, innovation and the delicate balance between humanity and wildlife, shining a light on the urgent need for conservation.

An award-winning actor, writer and director who appears in the films: Wicked, Judy, and Death at a Funeral and on the boards in London West End shows such as: The Producers, Fiddler on the Roof, and Hello Dolly!

A world renowned scientist, National Geographic explorer, host of Lost Cities Revealed and a storyteller that uses innovative technology to shine a light on our ancient past.

Our seasonal salute showcasing songs from our many musical guests like Shannon LaBrie, Sarah Holbrook, SHEL, Jars of Clay, Craig Carothers, Ball in the House, Aubrey Logan, Gary Stockdale, Randy Sharp and more.

An Emmy-nominated writer and producer who created and hosts the critically-acclaimed show Celebrity Autobiography. Eugene has produced original series and specials for E!, Bravo, VH1 and TV Land. 

A six-time member of the US Aerobatic Team, Patty is the first woman to win the title of US National Aerobatic champion which she has won three times. Her airplane, the Goodrich Extra 260 is on display in the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum.