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.

As the host of "The Therapeutic Poet" podcast (International Women Podcast Award finalist 2022) and a published poet, Jacky uses verse to bypass the protective masks we all wear. With a Master's in Addiction Psychology and clinical training in therapy, she writes poetry that does what straight talk can't  – "carrying what's heavy on the wings of a melody." She believes that poetry is therapeutic technology – a tool to bear witness to unpalatable truths. That creativity isn't self-indulgent; it's how we process what we can't otherwise reach. Her live shows at STORY 2025 and Edinburgh Fringe Festival, as well as her intimate workshops – model the vulnerability she encourages in others. From the wisdom of her own experience coping with disappointment, bitterness, and hopelessness, she brings the tenderness of what these feelings actually feel like through her poems. This creates a safe container where audiences can get in touch with their own difficult emotions without being afraid – learning these feelings aren't obstacles to creativity, they're the raw material. Jacky's signature work explores what she calls "the messy middle" – those moments when we're cycling through blame, shame, or hustle instead of creating from authentic truth. Her poetry gives permission to feel hopeless, to sit with bitterness, to witness pain without trying to fix it. She transforms the clinical language of trauma into accessible, visceral poetry that make people realize that "she's walked it. She knows. I'm not alone.”

A two-time Emmy Award-winning comedian and writer who’s been a fixture in late-night TV for decades. He’s made multiple appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and can still be seen performing regularly at comedy clubs around Los Angeles. For 27 years, Brian was a staff writer for Conan, winning an Emmy in 2007 for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy/Variety Series and getting nominated 16 times. Kiley also worked on the final season of Ellen, picking up a Daytime Emmy in 2022.

The world record holder for hang gliding with a 222 mile out-and-return flight. Owen joins the US Men’s Hang Gliding Team to compete in the World Championships in Ager, Spain this July. 

A 30-year working actor, respected acting coach and the author of Get Your Act Together: Finding Success in Acting and Life.

A pair of NYC based playwrights & performers that create absurdist physical theatre that are the talk of Edinburgh with 3 Fringe First Awards for Outstanding New Writing.

A visual variety artist from Adelaide, Australia that incorporates humor, magic, ventriloquism, and physical comedy. His hand shadow act has been seen by over 5 million people worldwide.  

A Show Director and writer whose clients include Disney, SeaWorld, Carnegie Hall, the Tribeca Film Festival, the World Science Festival and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

A rock & roll marionette artist that brings to life the iconic rock performances of Jimmy Hendrix, Tina Turner, Michael Jackson and others by pulling a few strings. 

An accomplished Electronic Dance Music DJ, producer and songwriter that plays world-wide at festivals, clubs and appears in Las Vegas as a part of his Wynn Nightlife residency. 

As the Co-Artistic Director of Streb Extreme Action she ziplined across the Park Avenue Armory, scaled the walls of the Bergdorf building and danced on the spokes of the London Eye.

A touring singer, custom songwriter & music arranger who perfoms as the high tenor for the R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group Ball in the House which as been featured on America’s Got Talent and in Cool Whip Commercials. 

A renowned improviser and alumnus of Toronto’s Second City Troupe who is best recognized from his 20 seasons on the long-running comedy show Whose Line is it Anyway?

An award-winning solo show artist and nationally-recognized writing coach with experience off-Broadway at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Moth and The Groundlings.