A provocative, ambitious, and engaging producer, Adryenn Ashley has

taken the independent film community by storm with groundbreaking

documentary and feature projects. She has never been shy about

tackling a hard subject or a controversial fire storm.

When Ashley's early acting career was cut short by an injury, the

tenacious Northern Californian stayed in the game seeking original

independent projects to produce. Her first feature, Metal, was shot

in just 8 days in the rough neighborhood of Hunter's Point, San

Francisco. Ashley's production of this gritty and dramatic portrayal

of a poor black family in turmoil went on to receive stellar reviews

and awards at festivals worldwide. It premiered, and was a critical

favorite, at the Mill Valley Film Festival, won the Jury Prize at the

Pan African Film Festival, and Best Picture at the Seattle Underground

Film Festival and continued to win prizes around the globe for 2

years.

Her IMDB is stacked with other juicy projects and at present, Ashley

has four television shows in pre-production with her company, 21st

Century Pictures Group, and is venturing back in front of the camera

to host The F Word.  She is also the founder of Crowded Reality, the

world's first crowdfunding platform for reality tv and talk shows that

gives content creators the ability to not only fan-fund their pilot,

but attract sponsors and distribution as well.

http://21stcentury.org

Paulina Logan is a Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter who creates and

performs an eclectic mix of folk/pop/rock music. She released her first

full-length record WALLFLOWER independently in 2007 and the IF YOU TRY EP

in 2009. In 2014 she released her latest album, NEED THIS LIKE BREATHING.

Paulina's songs are in rotation on radio stations throughout the world and

many have found homes on internationally-released compilation CDs,

including Bad Girls Don’t Cry, which also features Amy Winehouse and

Duffy. Her songs are featured in many recent films, including Lifetime's

Taken for Ransom starring Teri Polo, Broken Roads starring Sally

Kirkland, and MTV's Teen Mom. She also contributed music to the

independent film Secrets in the Snow and its sequel Secrets in the

Fall.

Paulina has been featured in a variety of magazines and blogs, including

Awaken Music, Guitar Living, and Indie Update. She is endorsed by Daisy

Rock Guitars and recently won first place in the acoustic category at the

Rising Stars Competition. Paulina tours regularly and has opened for a

variety of artists, including folk singer John Craigie, alternative rock

artist Gilli Moon, and pop boy band O-Town.

www.PaulinaLogan.com

Ken Kragen, is as Jane Pauley from NBC stated, a phenomenon.  He was the creator and organizer behind the historic humanitarian projects We Are The World, Hands Across America, and Cisco Systems NetAid, which earned him a United Nations Peace Medal.

 

He produced a variety of film and television projects ranging from the ground-breaking Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, Kenny Rogers 5 Gambler movies, and in 2004 he produced the 12 Dogs of Christmas – a live action, full length feature film based on his daughter Emma’s best-selling children’s book.

He’s also managed the careers of Burt Reynolds, The Bee Gees, Gallagher, Kenny Rogers, Lindsey Buckingham, Lionel Richie, Olivia Newton-John,  the Smothers Brothers, and Trisha Yearwood, just to name a few.

He’s the author of Life Is A Contact Sport, and has an impressive record of unprecedented success as a motivational speaker, career and marketing consultant, and designer of non-profit events and strategies.

And if that wasn’t enough, Ken’s lectured at Harvard Business School, USC, Loyola Marimont, and the University of Tennesse, and currently teaches a 10-week undergraduate course at UCLA’s Herb Alpert School of Music called Stardom Strategies for Musicians.

This was initally a test to set up the RSS feed, however, its a nice showcase of what the show is about and features some of host Astrum Lux Lucis' music from her band One World (R)evolution.  Enjoy!