Omo Moses, educator, CEO and founder of MathTalk and author of The White Peril. Omo is the son of legendary civil rights organizer Robert P. Moses and the book is a brilliant, unflinching memoir about becoming Black in America that interweaves voices from 3 generations of the Moses family.

Joe Bennett, Berklee College of Music Professor and musicologist talks about song copyrights, Led Zeppelin, the progression of musical influences and what constitutes a classic Christmas song.

Patricia Cornwell, legendary thriller writer and author of dozens of New York Times bestsellers, talks eloquently about UFO’s, Harriet Beecher Stowe, crime scenes, Jack the Ripper, and her most recent novel, Identity Unknown.

Amy Rossman, Executive Director of Rodman for Kids in Boston talks about her career in the non-profit world, the mission and impact of Rodman for Kids, and her excitement around their recent rebranding initiative.

Mick Heyman is the author of Mellow Your Money: How to Surf the Market and Build Wealth without Stressing Yourself Out and the Founder of Heyman Investment Counseling. Mick has built a reputation for helping individuals and institutions grow and preserve their wealth through a stress-free approach to investing.

Hank Phillippi Ryan, Emmy-winning investigative reporter for Boston’s WHDH – TV and bestselling author of 15 novels of suspense, provides keen insights on her early television career, her unique and incredibly successful creative process, and her relentless pursuit of justice.

Patricia Walsh Chadwick, author of BREAKING GLASS: Tales from the Witch of Wall Street, shares her true story of growing up in a constrictive, cult-like Catholic community and ultimately building a successful 30-year career in the investment business, culminating as a Global Partner at Invesco.

Jack Carey, Executive Director of Live Oak Wilderness Camp in Mississippi shares an epic story about running solo across America and talks with passion about the Live Oak Wilderness Camp and its leadership initiatives and experiences for youth from New Orleans.

Laura DeDominicis, Executive Director of Nurturing Minds and Elina Green (Casabagge), an award-winning student at Sega Girls School in Tanzania, speak warmly and dispassionately about the challenges that young women face in Tanzania and the mission of Nurturing Minds and Sega Girls School to support quality education and leadership skills to help at-risk girls in Tanzania become leaders in their communities.

Jordan Rich, iconic Boston broadcaster and long-time host of the Jordan Rich Show, discusses his notable career in radio, podcasting, production, public speaking and charitable endeavors. In addition, Jordan speaks candidly about his recent battle with Parkinson’s disease.