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David Gans is a musician, songwriter, journalist, and radio host best known for his work in Grateful Dead media and storytelling. He has hosted the nationally syndicated Grateful Dead Hour since 1987, bringing live recordings, interviews, and deep dives into the band's legacy to audiences across the U.S.

Ray Briggs is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Chicago, specializing in metaphysics, epistemology, time, causation, and gender studies. They have published extensively on philosophical topics and co-authored What Even Is Gender? (2023). Briggs became a co-host of Philosophy Talk after previously teaching at Stanford University and other institutions.

Nick Spitzer is a radio host, folklorist, and professor known for his deep expertise in American roots music and cultural traditions. He is the creator and host of American Routes, a nationally syndicated public radio program that has been exploring the diverse sounds of blues, jazz, gospel, country, Cajun, zydeco, and more since 1997.

Pat Mitchell Worley is a radio host, music publicist, and advocate for Memphis music. She is the host of Beale Street Caravan, a globally syndicated roots radio show that showcases live performances and stories from Memphis and the Delta region.

Rosalie Howarth is a radio host, producer, and music curator known for her work in world and acoustic music broadcasting. She is the host of the Putumayo World Music Hour, an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a journey through global music traditions.

Josh Norek is the co-host of The Latin Alternative, a nationally syndicated public radio program dedicated to Latin rock, indie, hip-hop, funk, and other alternative Latin music genres.

Ernesto Lechner is co-host of The Latin Alternative, a nationally syndicated public radio program dedicated to Latin rock, indie, hip-hop, funk, and other alternative Latin music genres.

Antonia Gonzales is a journalist, radio host, and producer dedicated to covering Indigenous issues and amplifying Native voices in media. She is the host and producer of National Native News, a program that provides daily news coverage on topics affecting Indigenous communities across the U.S. and beyond.

Annie Dugan is a passionate advocate for the arts, education, and independent film. She is the host of "Where’s Art?" on The North 103.3 FM, where she highlights local artists, exhibitions, and creative movements across the Duluth area.

Bob King, widely known as Astro Bob, is a passionate astronomer, writer, and educator based in Duluth, Minnesota. A longtime photojournalist and amateur astronomer, he has dedicated his career to making the wonders of the night sky accessible to all.