Barbara Bernstein is an independent radio producer based in Portland, Oregon. For over twenty years, Barbara has been producing radio documentaries and features on environmental issues.

Eileen Bolinsky has been passionate about public radio since she moved to the Boston area more than two decades ago.

John’s professional career in journalism began in the late 70s when he helped start the Vermont Vanguard Press, the state’s first news and arts weekly.

Raquel Maria Dillon has filed freelance features for National Public Radio's flagship magazines, On the Media, The World, Studio 360, Marketplace, and Latino USA.

Ley Garnett is the environment and energy reporter for Oregon Public Broadcasting, which covers all of Oregon (except the southwest corner) and southern Washington.

Julie currently works as a reporter/producer for WKSU-FM in Kent, Ohio, where she covers stories on environment, education and general assignment.

Gil Halsted is a reporter for the Wisconson Public Radio network based in Madison.

Stephanie began working in radio in the late 70s when she helped senior citizens produce weekly half-hour programs that aired on Duluth community station, KUMD-FM.

Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock is the executive producer of Independent Native News, at KUAC-FM in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Michael Leland is the news director of Michigan Radio in Ann Arbor/Flint/Grand Rapids. Reporting takes up a little more than half his time at work.

Julia McEvoy is executive producer of Chicago Public Radio's Chicago Matters series and senior editor on the education and health desk.

Rosemary Pennington is a jack of all “beats” at WBHM-FM in Birmingham, Alabama.

Lonny Shavelson is a writer, photojournalist, radio journalist and emergency room physician who has written and photographed stories ranging from health care in Central American war zones to people with mental illness in the United States.