Girard Sagmiller is an author, trainer and speaker on the topic of dyslexia and the negative perceptions surrounding the disability. Sagmiller gives his audience a comprehensive presentation that details not only his own experiences, but also his own innovative techniques and skills used to overcome dyslexia. Through his strong passion and need to help he has become an activist and... read full bio
Guy Carbonneau developed into one of the most talented defensive players in the age of high scoring star athletes. As a masterful face-off specialist and superb shot blocker, Carbonneau would dominate on the ice, especially in the dreaded 5-on-3 penalty plays. Carbonneau started his professional hockey career in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League with the Chicoutimi Saguenéens, continued in... read full bio
George Raveling was named one of the 50 most influential people in college sports history. Ravelings legacy steamed from his head coaching positions at Washington State University, the University of Iowa, and the University of Southern California. This former college men's basketball coach and FOX Sports Net commentator is guaranteed to have standing ovations. Not only was he the UPI... read full bio
Ex-Outlaws band member Steve Girsham formed the band Ghost Riders in 2003. The pure southern rock is currently made up of lead vocals and guitar player Steve Girsham, acoustic and electric guitarist Jimmy Sexton, keyboardist Barry Rapp, bass player Phil Stokes, and English drummer Pug Baker. The band worked together and formed the Ghost Rider sound within the same year... read full bio
Dr. Gregory Jantz has become one of the worlds top speakers on eating disorders. He has dedicated his life on working on ways to help develop more possibilities for others and helping people change their lives for the better. Jantz has been inspiring and guiding audiences all over the country. His presentations have a high-energy platform while also giving individuals... read full bio
Dr. Gregory P. Kalemkerian has devoted his life to studying and examining the effective treatments for lung cancer and mesothelioma. He completed medical school, internal medicine residency and a year as a chief medical resident at Northwestern University, followed by a clinical and research fellowship in Medical Oncology at the Johns Hopkins Oncology Center. Subsequently he became a physician-scientist in... read full bio
Greg Mortenson is most famous for his humanitarian work in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, promoting education and building schools, specifically for girls. He is also a professional speaker, writer, and is a former mountaineer. After a 70 day, failed attempt to climb the worlds second highest mountain, K2, Mortenson became lost while descending the mountain. Instead of arriving in Askole,... read full bio
The Torch Bearers of Puerto Ricos Plena, Bomba, and Beyond! Four-Time Grammy Nominee Plena Libre is the Music of Puerto Rico as it Should Be Experienced Live! Captivating and moving audiences over the course of a seventeen-year, thirteen-album career, this fine-tuned Puerto Rican-based ensemble of virtuoso musicians has only gotten better with age, as evidenced by their four recent Grammy... read full bio
"Gap has been guest soloist with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and he and the Big Band played at the Blue Note jazz club in New York City with Chuck Mangione as special guest. He regularly appears at New York City's Knickerbocker jazz club with his own trio. He and Chuck often join musical forces on Chuck's tours or with Gap's... read full bio
Drawing on her own experience with professional and personal setbacks and her ability to create opportunity from adversity, Gail Hogan delivers a powerful message with a personal touch. Her near fatal collapse at work would prove to empower her motivation, which gave her the devotion she needed in her life to helping other heart disease victims take control of their... read full bio
Greg Hahn is best known for his ridiculously high energetic style of humor and sidesplitting one-liners, paired with a continuous amount of crowd uproar. His colossal likeability and outlandish strategies have led him to several television, club, corporate, and theater appearances throughout the nation. After college he enlisted as a Captain in the Unites States Marine Corps and later would... read full bio
After garnering over two million hits on YouTube, Gar Ryness became an over night celebrity. Better known as the Batting Stance Guy, this comedic entertainer can imitate the batting stances of the starting line-ups of all 30 Major League Baseball teams with uncanny precision. Ryness first got his big break when a friend first started capturing his talents on film.... read full bio
The Gypsy Swing Cats, a San Diego-based group, combine swing, jazz, and blues in an inventive and upbeat performance. Their sound combines American jazz elements with Gypsy melodies and rhythms to create a sophisticated, cool sound that transports listeners to Paris in the 1930s. The wild, enigmatic, and exhilarating Gypsy characteristics are blended with a fully modern sound in... read full bio
In 1977, starting with an old Datsun pickup truck and $500 in the bank, George Hedley was able to build a thriving $50 million construction business in just seven years. HARDHAT Presentations is a natural outgrowth of George's business expertise, inspiring leadership style and passion for helping other entrepreneurs, business owners and managers build businesses that work. Today, as a... read full bio
In the tradition of comedians who have made the transition from the stage to having on screen roles, such as Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby, Guy Torry is an absolute contender in becoming one of the next great actors/comedians. Torry has worked opposite John Cusack, Gene Hackman, and Dustin Hoffman in the feature film, The Runaway Jury and has appeared... read full bio
Gino Torretta was a former NFL quarterback who played for 5 seasons. Torretta played for the University of Miami from 1989-1992. He spent his first two seasons on the bench, then with an injury to then starting quarterback Craig Erickson’s hand, Torretta lit up San Diego State with 485 yards. He set the school record for most passing yards in... read full bio
A writer of lyric free verse, Galway Kinnell is among the post-war generation of American poets including Robert Bly, James Wright, James Dickey and W.S. Merwin. Like them, he incorporated more experimental language in his poetic verse. While Yeats was most notably an early influence, Whitman, Frost, and Rilke also inspired him; Whitman's Song of Myself, seen in The Avenue... read full bio
Geezer humorously swing the entire history of popular music, from Buddy Holly and the Beatles to AC/DC and Dr. Dre, by fusing rock, comedy, rap, and barbershop. They even mash up mid-song with perfect Weezer and Beastie Boys classics. The world's oldest cover band has answered questions on NPR's Ask Me Another, collaborated with Weezer on a KIA commercial at... read full bio
Gabriel Ayala is a member of the Yaqui tribe in the southern part of Arizona. He is an extremely skilled guitar player who has a Master's Degree in Music Performance from the University of Arizona. He has released three albums completely on his own and has been featured on many other C's for other artists as well. He has won... read full bio
Ward Hayden (acoustic guitar/ lead vocals), J. Ellis Kiggans (drums), Chris Hersch (electric guitar/ banjo/ vocals) and Paul Dilley (bass/vocals) make up the group that is Girls Guns and Glory. For the past ten years, this group of Boston's rising stars have been making a name for themselves through consistent touring (about 200 shows annually worldwide), the release of four... read full bio
