| John Andrews
Founder and CEO of The Shakespeare Guild illuminates the cultural institutions in the arts and humanities.
|
| Dr. Akbar S. Ahmed
"One of the world’s leading authorities on Islam" awakens the public as an expert on this contemporary topic while bridging cultural gaps through intensive dialogue.
|
| John P. Avlon
Provocative political columnist and author of Independent Nation, John combines politics with wit and experience.
|
| Jerome Barry
Acclaimed vocalist fluent in seventeen languages and founder of the Embassy Concert Series, Jerome defines the term "contemporary Renaissance man."
|
| Julia Chang Bloch
Discover Asia from a voice of authority with this former ambassador.
|
| Jim Bohannon
In the footsteps of Larry King, he brings his wit, savvy and the intimacy that makes radio special to his stories of interviewing movers and shakers. Named to the Radio Hall of Fame
|
| Maureen Bunyan
TV anchor in the capital of the world, she brings charisma, expertise, grace and a pioneering spirit as an African American woman journalist.
|
| Martha Burk
Political psychologist, women's equity expert, syndicated columnist, author, and former director of the largest women's organization in America - she’s at the forefront of the debate to open the Augusta National Golf Club to women!
|
| Ken Burns
He held the country spellbound with his PBS documentaries "The Civil War" and "Baseball". The Spielberg of documentary films.
|
| Helen Caldicott, M.D.
A leading nuclear and environmental crisis activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee dedicates her life to remedy environmental issues in America.
|
| Joan Carr-Voigt, M. Sc.
Dynamic trainer and author, this highly certified professional brings remarkable conflict mediation to the professional world.
|
| Eleanor Clift
She stares down John McLaughlin regularly on television. She's one of the most respected journalists in Washington, as a television commentator and Newsweek columnist.
|
| Blanquita Cullum
Award-winning radio broadcaster and driving force of Radio Talk show hosts!
|
| Joe David
A feisty, passionate, veteran teacher, author of four books on education, including The Fire Within and Teacher of the Year.
|
| Wade Davis
Explorer-in-Residence at National Geographic Society has made the National Post's Bestseller list with his new book Light at the Edge of the World.
|
| Steve Ford
Stories of living in the spotlight and fishbowl that is the White House from the son of former President Gerald Ford.
|
| Patricia Fripp
Award-winning speaker and speech coach who delights audiences, electrifies executives, and transforms sales teams.
|
| John R. Hanny
James Bond might envy the life of John Hanny, master chef, culinary advisor to Presidents JFK and LBJ, author of Secrets of the White House Kitchens.
|
| JC Hayward
One of the most popular, recognized, high-profile and respected news persons in the Washington DC community.
|
| Johnny Holliday
He calls his life story "From Rock to Jock", and this ebullient radio personality has gone from deejay to sportscaster while managing to become a bigger-than-life good guy.
|
| Brian Holloway
Motivational futurist and 5 time NFL-All Pro, this past physical powerhouse has transformed into a mental powerhouse, carrying his world audience with him.
|
| Willie Jolley
The top inspirational speaker in the USA believes It Only Takes a Minute to Change your Life and inspires audiences to overcome setbacks.
|
| Kitty Kelley
Liz, Nancy, Frank, and Jackie, not to mention the Bush Dynasty and the Royal Family. The world's top celebrity biographer has written best-sellers about all of them.
|
| Ronald Kessler
A New York Times bestselling author of books about President George W. Bush, the FBI, CIA, White House, Congress, and Palm Beach. Author of A MATTER OF CHARACTER: Inside the White House of George W. Bush
|
| Susan Loewenberg
Founder of Radio Theater Works, Susan brings creatively captivated, award-winning dramas and plays to the radio scene.
|
| Robert S. McElvaine
Historian, writer, satirist, progressive political activist and Huffington Post blogger Bob McElvaine has lectured on five continents. He is the author of ten books (GRAND THEFT JESUS is his latest) and scores of articles and op eds in the major national newspapers.
|
| Michel McQueen Martin
Emmy award winning journalist for ABC News "Nightline", she has the scoop on personalities and achievers, racial and ethnic issues, politics, land mines, and AIDS. You name it, she's covered it brilliantly.
|
| Olivia Mellan
A pioneer in the field of money psychology, couples communication and money conflict resolution, this Money Coach is sure to set your monetary records straight.
|
| Alan Nathan
Host of one of the sharpest political talk shows... ranked one of top 100 Talk Show Hosts in America Today!
|
| Diane Rehm
She's overcome a rare disease, the old boys network and other obstacles to become Washington's most talked-about talk-show host. A woman of influence.
|
| Arnold Sanow
The ultimate inspirational speaker for professionals uncovers the "how to" of the business world.
|
| Deborah Jones Sherwood
For years a docent in the First Ladies Exhibit at the Smithsonian, she brings a vast store of First Lady lore to her audiences, the kind of stories you won't hear on the nightly news.
|
| Cassandra Spears
A personal coach who makes it her mission to coach young individuals to be all that they can in every area of their lives |
| Agapi Stassinopoulos
A dynamic Greek actress who presents an exhilarating, memorable, riveting, spellbinding program on Goddesses.
|
| Jeff Stein
Homeland Security Editor, Congressional Quarterly. Jeff is an editor and investigative reporter of long standing in Washington, DC, specializing in intelligence, foreign policy, and defense issues.
|
| Chris Stokes
Author "Cool runnings and Beyond," - the story of the legendary Jamaican Bobsled team made into popular Disney film - this financial expert earns international praise from Jamaican bobsledding to the corporate boardroom.
|
| Cal Thomas
With a twice-weekly column appearing in more than 540 newspapers nationwide, Cal Thomas is the most widely read and one of the most highly regarded voices on the American political scene.
|
| Helen Thomas
Called "the most famous woman to cover the White House" and personified the wire service reporter as star, beginning with her coverage of Kennedy's Camelot.
|
| Jeremy White
Nationally-known community development and politcal consultant shares how to turn tragedies and tests into triumphs. He enriches lives through stories hope and inspiration.
|
