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Alanna Jane Goldsmith is a radio host, producer, and storyteller dedicated to exploring ideas that shape the future. She is the host and producer of Radio 2050, a program on Radio Paradise that blends music and conversation to inspire action and new perspectives on global challenges.

Katie Marie and Joe Bly are the hosts of High Country Celtic Radio, a program dedicated to traditional and contemporary Celtic music. Based in northwestern Nevada, they bring the rich sounds of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Northern Spain, and the Isle of Man to listeners across the high desert and beyond.

Robert Lee is a multifaceted theater artist based in Duluth, MN, known for his work as a director, lighting designer, and scenic designer. He began his creative journey in college, exploring graphic design, studio art, and creative writing before discovering his passion for theater. Robert has played a pivotal role in shaping the local arts scene, notably through his leadership at the Underground Theatre and contributions to the restoration of the historic NorShor Theatre. His approach to storytelling emphasizes collaboration, empathy, and immersive design, making him a respected figure in the Duluth Playhouse community.

Larry Weber is a naturalist, educator, and author based in northern Minnesota, known for his deep expertise in phenology—the study of seasonal changes in nature. With over 40 years of experience teaching biology and environmental science, Weber has inspired countless students and nature enthusiasts through his engaging approach to outdoor education.

Randy Simon is a scientist, engineer, and radio host with over 30 years of experience in renewable energy technology, materials research, and environmental science. He is the host of Earth Wise, a public radio program that explores green business, environmental legislation, and the evolving relationship between nature and technology.

Katelyn is a dynamic on-air personality and producer at The North 103.3 FM, where she hosts Northland Afternoon and produces the weekly local music spotlight The Local.

Graham started his musical journey playing guitar at age 8. In recent years, he has expanded to also playing electric bass and jazz drums. Beyond music, he bounces between many other hobbies, including gardening, game design, writing science fiction, powerlifting, and countless others. He is also a lifelong public radio fan, co-hosting the program Finding the Groove on The North 103.3 for the last several years.