Owen Campbell defies easy categorization, he's a slide guitarist, a songwriter, banjo player, blues singer, busker, and more. Think Little Feat meets The Band... He's the sort of performer you would expect to find in a New Orleans blues joint, but in fact, Campbell's roots are in Canberra, Australia. 2015 was a great year for Owen - during... read full bio
Pilobolus is a modern performance company, founded in 1971, that to this day wears its revolutionary stripes on its sleeves. In keeping with its fundamentally collective creative process, Pilobolus Dance Theatre now curates and convenes groups of diverse artists---including the MIT Distributed Robotics Laboratory, Art Spiegelman, OK Go, Radiolab, and many others---to make inventive, athletic, witty, collaborative performance works on... read full bio
Paul Wylie startled the world of skating by outperforming the best at the 1992 Winter Olympics. The result -- a Silver Medal to mark the culmination of his amateur skating career. That achievement also brought him the U.S. Olympic Spirit Award, recognizing his contributions, both as a representative of his sport and as a competitor. Paul has been highly visible... read full bio
The New Jersey based quartet, Young Rising Sons, is a band to watch. Their debut single, High, showcases the group’s summery spirit and feel good outlook. The group delivers an uplifting alternative rock style that comes off undeniably honest. Radio broadcasting critics such as SiriusXM’s Alt Nation and BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe greet the debut single with lavish praise.... read full bio
Renowned in Brazil as a composer/ singer/ guitarist/ percussionist, Vinicius Canturia has garnered widespread acclaim in North America, Europe and Japan since moving to New York and re-launching his career as a US-based recording artist. Originally from the Amazonian city of Manaus, Canturia grew up in Rio and relocated to New York City in the mid-1990s. His career spans several... read full bio
Acrobazia, comprised of Christian Paquet and Jean-Francois Martel, has been travelling world-wide amazing audiences everywhere with their unique display of balancing moves that defy strength and gravity. Choreographed to an original musical score, their graceful movements blend together to create seemingly impossible poses. Some of their accomplishments include Cirque du Soleil, Super Bowl XXXIV, NBA Halftime shows, numerous artist... read full bio
Dr. Lad is the head of The Ayurvedic Institute, recognized as one of the leading Ayurveda schools and Ayurvedic health spas outside of India. Vasant Lad brings a wealth of classroom and practical experience to the United States. A native of India, he served for three years as Medical Director of the Ayurveda Hospital in Pune, India. He was Professor... read full bio
Diane Isaacs applies her award-winning producing experience to create programs and content for The Miracle Project, a transformational theater arts program for children with autism, which was featured in the two-time Emmy Award-winning HBO documentary AUTISM: The Musical. With Elaine Hall, her Miracle Project partner, Isaacs co-wrote Seven Keys to Unlock Autism, which offers educators, parents, and other caregivers actionable... read full bio
Television personality, public relations expert, and professional speaker Vicki Hitzges delivers a solid business message with style, humor, and personal warmth. A success in the competitive world of television, she has co-hosted news and talk shows including Special Edition, the Dallas Cowboys' popular T.V. magazine. As a speaker, for over five years she trained Zig Ziglar Corporation's client's nationwide. Combining... read full bio
Rich Vos is a comics comic. He has mass appeal to all types of audiences, and that is best represented by his extensive resume of television and radio appearances. He has two Comedy Central Half-Hour Specials and has appeared in two other Comedy Central specials. He is widely known for his role on NBCs hit reality show Last Comic Standing.... read full bio
You would be hard pressed to find a rocker who did not recognize the name Cannibal and The Headhunters, and even harder to find one who couldn't sing along with NA NA NA NA NA" on the famous hit LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES. The group now combines their Latino and Motown Roots with the sound of today's... read full bio
This American singer/songwriter has produced five albums and three EPs. Pieta Brown is the daughter of Grammy-nominated blues and folk singer/songwriter Greg Brown. Pieta Brown has made her own unique sound with her relaxed and graceful delivery and can be compared to singers such as Cowboy Junkies Margo Timmins. Pieta began writing poems and composing instrumentals on the piano... read full bio
Dr. Goldberg, a national spokesperson for the American Heart Association and pioneer in the movement to bring an end to the dangerous gender biases that pervade modern healthcare and prevent millions of women from receiving proper treatment, has written an up-to-the minute, comprehensive, user-friendly health care guide for women.... read full bio
Phyllis Schlafly is a lawyer, author of sixteen books, syndicated columnist, radio commentator and president of the conservative, pro-family organization, Eagle Forum. She has been a national leader of the conservative movement since the publication of her best-selling 1964 book, A Choice Not An Echo, rated as one of the top ten conservative books of all time. She is the... read full bio
For eight years, from 1972 - 1980, the pillar of the Raiders' take-no-prisoners defensive line was 6'6, 260 pound Otis Sistrunk. This football gladiator was honored in 1973 as the Raiders' Lineman of the Year and won All-Pro honors in 1976. In the same year Otis lead the Raiders to a Super Bowl XI victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Sistrunk... read full bio
Dara Maclean is a singer, songwriter, and worship leader from the Fort Worth area who has received a Dove nomination. Her passion is using music to guide people back to the Father's heart and to one another. Dara was raised in a family who supported her love of music and ministry from an early age, just outside of Fort Worth, Texas. She... read full bio
Seasoned musician and worship leader Jenny Simmons is a Christian Contemporary solo artist and former lead singer of the band Addison Road. After meeting as students at Baylor University, Addison Road, which contained Jenny's future husband, spent ten years creating touring and creating music that consistently reached the top ten on the Christian Charts. When Addison brought its journey to... read full bio
Maxine Nightingale recorded her first four singles, ""Spinning Heel"", ""Don't Push Me Baby"", and ""Love On Borrowed Time"", on Pye Records. Stepping out of the clubs, she became involved in theater, exploring her vocal development through roles in the era's hottest musical stage shows, including Jesus Christ Superstar, Hair, Godspell, as well as the well-received London play Savages. Nightingale then... read full bio
Monette Marino began drumming in 1976 at the age of 8 when her father initiated her on his sparkle blue Ludwig drum set. In 1981 her father gave her a lesson on the congas and it was at that moment that she fell in love with the skin on skin contact and began to immerse herself into the world of... read full bio
Simpson is an American broadcast journalist who worked for ABC News from 1982 to 2006. She began her career at several stations in Chicago including NBC News. In joining NBC in 1974, Simpson became the first African-American woman to anchor on a major network newscast. She went on to became the first minority woman to moderate a presidential debate -... read full bio
