Coming from the former country band, Fifth on the Floor, Justin Wells is now pursuing his solo career. He and the other Fifth on the Floor members turned a local bar band into an international touring group, sharing the stage with several well-known names in the industry. He began his writing the tracks for his first solo album shortly after... read full bio
Andrew Chen, better known as Shogun, is the first Asian DJ and producer to be signed to S107/Armada. He has remixed for the world’s number one DJ- Armin Van Buuren, and for Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Nadia Ali. Shogun’s creations have received positive feedback from prominent artists such as Ferry Corsten, Paul Van Dyk, Above & Beyond, Armin van Buuren, Gareth... read full bio
Jerrett Zoch and The OSR Band’s most recent single, “Everything I need,” is currently at #22 on the Texas Radio charts. Their previous single, “I’m Done,” earned the group a spot in the Top 20. The OSR Band’s music style is a combination of various genres like Texas Country, Red Dirt Country, Nashville Country, Blues, and Rock. They have been... read full bio
Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash collaborated in what would be a classic impromptu jam session in 1956. The event would later become known as the "Million Dollar Quartet" album. The members of the tribute band A Night To Remember were greatly impacted by this illustrious night. John Mueller plays Carl Perkins, Blair Carman plays Jerry... read full bio
On the train from Amsterdam to Paris, Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone, National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos, and their friend Anthony Sadler were riding when a gunman opened fire, injuring another traveler. The men attacked the shooter, successfully rendering him unconscious, and prevented a horrific massacre on the train.... read full bio
Comedian Ian Karmel hails from the United States. Beaverton, Oregon was Karmel's childhood home, where she was reared by her Jewish family after being born in Portland, Oregon. After completing his high school education at Westview, he went on to acquire a bachelor's degree in political science from Portland State University. He got his start in the comedy business performing... read full bio
On the route to Kutless' most recent album, "Believer," being released, a weird incident occurred. Over the course of more than a decade of playing music, the band managed to establish themselves without even recognizing it. In an instant, Kutless went from being an unknown Oregonian rock band to being looked up to by other bands. Their music is played... read full bio
An American heart transplant patient with a reputation for scaling mountains to encourage organ donation: that's how you'd describe Kelly Perkins. Since having a heart transplant in 1995, Perkins has chosen summits of numerous iconic mountains that are significant to her personally and in terms of a particular cause. She was recently quoted as saying, "We thought, how great would that... read full bio
Before Kevin Pearce suffered a serious traumatic brain injury (TBI) that nearly claimed his life, he was aiming for an Olympic gold medal. Kevin was a world-class snowboarder who was once seen as Shaun White's major opponent. He won back-to-back Oakley Artic Challenges and two Air & Style victories. With a thrilling performance at the Winter X Games, he won... read full bio
DJ Michelle Pesce grew up in Ohio loving 80s and 90s hip-hop and pop. During her tenure at Wolf-Kasteler, she worked with prominent actors and musicians. Pesce was captivated by the energy of 200,000 fans and the world's top musicians at Woodstock '99. After that 3-day encounter, she acquired Technic turntables to educate herself DJing. A year later, DJ Spinderella... read full bio
Kim Polese is an entrepreneur and technology executive. She is the Chairwoman of a social finance startup focused on helping people eliminate debt and achieve long-term financial health. She was named to President Obama's Innovation Advisory Board, which guided the Commerce Department's study of US economic competitiveness. Ms. Polese is also an advocate of public policy to increase America's innovation... read full bio
Since establishing his integrative general internal medicine practice in New York City in 1986, Dr. Woodson Merrell has been on a quest to improve medicine and healthcare. He has been a national pioneer and leader in the development of Integrative Medicine, which blends the best evidence-based therapy approaches from conventional and complementary medicine. Along with standard internal medicine and diagnostics, Dr.... read full bio
Mike Magee, MD, is a physician, lecturer, and author noted for linking health and environmental issues, CSR, and health system reform in the U.S. He wrote Health Politics: Power, Populism, and Health. After hosting Health Politics with Dr. Mike Magee for several years, he established Health Commentary. Award-winning program created 180 films about obesity and global warming for 200,000 users.... read full bio
Professor of Ethics at the University of San Francisco, David Batstone. He is the creator and CEO of the global social initiative company Right Reality. The two most recent novels by Batstone are Saving the Corporate Soul and Not For Sale (HarperSF) (Jossey-Bass). He founded the SojoMail e-zine, worked for six years as executive editor of Sojourners magazine, and was... read full bio
Yppah (pronounced "Yippah"), also known as Joe Corrales, Jr., released his debut album You Are Beautiful At All Times in 2006. His magnificent debut is a luscious blend of beautiful, often melancholy electronica, breakbeat drum samples, and shoegazed melodies arranged in an evocative soundscape. Yppah’s music frequently combines guitars shoved through massive reverbs/delays, keyboards/synthesizers, live drums, and other techniques, drawing on... read full bio
The legendary performance Frank & Dean: We're Back Baby! features Art Poco as Dean Martin and Bob Hoose as Frank Sinatra. Bob Hoose, one of the best singers in the nation who sings in the Sinatra style, is remarkably similar to Sinatra both vocally and physically. He has performed at famous Florida venues like Mar-A-Lago and The Breakers, headed a number... read full bio
Emma Bunton, often known as Baby Spice, debuted with the renowned Spice Girls pop group in the 1990s. However, Emma began her solo career in 1999 with a single duet with Tin Tin Out for their song "What I Am," which climbed at number two on the UK charts. The UK number-one hit "What Took You So Long" was off... read full bio
In the 2013 special election for South Carolina's first congressional district, Elizabeth Colbert Busch, an American economist and politician who serves as the Restoration Institute's director of business development at Clemson University, lost to Mark Sanford. She is Stephen Colbert, a comediansister. ,'s Colbert Busch was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and is the eighth of eleven kids born to... read full bio
Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice founded SoulCycle. I vision of a 45-minute indoor-cycling workout, stylish branded environment, and "above and above" customer care that began in 2006 in the back lobby of an Upper West Side dance school Cutler found on Craigslist. The pair created a workout that combines inspiring coaching, high-energy music, and a full-body workout. Today, SoulCycle inspires riders nationwide. Cutler... read full bio
Singer and composer Meghan Linsey performs modern country music. Prior to beginning a solo career, she was a part of the successful duet Steel Magnolia. She also participated in the eighth season of The Voice, an American reality television program. Linsey was reared in Tangipahoa Parish's Ponchatoula despite being a New Orleans native at birth. She started a band and... read full bio
