David in New York showing off the Murrow award to someone who cares.

David Gilmore is an ex-patriot Californian artist and entrepreneur living in the desert of Arizona where it's so dry that his eyes stick to his eyelids when he goes out giving the illusion of being wide-eyed and interested.
David worked in television news production for 7 years at a CBS affiliate in Florida and at HBO and the United Nations in New York. He was formerly the art director of Gnosis Magazine and taught electronic design at Media Alliance and the Center for Electronic Art in San Francisco. David's radio career went into hibernation at age of 16 when, on Shadow Day, he was unfortunately "saved" on-air by a Christian DJ at WSOR in Fort Myers, FL. He lives by the personal credo, "no pets, no sports, no rings." David's first short film was released in the spring of 2005 and addressed body obsession in the gay community. Contact David by email

Jesse studied radio and received her Bachelor's degree in Applied Interactive Media (a degree she created for herself) from UC Santa Cruz. Jesse has an Associates Degree in Music from Cabrillo College and has worked in radio since 1996 hosting live poetry and music shows on KZSC, Santa Cruz. Jesse works as an independent producer and has dedicated her life to radio as medium for social change. Ms. DeRooy likes to jump out of airplanes and sing in caves. Her web site is www.audiogoddess.com.

Jack of many trades, John is a writer, artist, and Outright Radio's administrative glue. He created his first audio art pieces in 1984. He has survived working at floundering startups, huge multinational corporations and municipal governments, and now spends his time calming David's nerves. John holds a BA in Conceptual Design and a Masters in Urban Planning. He is also a long-distance backpacker and a drag clown. Right now, he's in hot pursuit of bliss and an exotic outfit. Visit John online at www.frozenpoodle.com.

Sheila D. Gerzoff is Outright Radio's marketing consultant. She has worked in public radio for 14 years including eighteen years as Director of Station Relations & Marketing for one of public radio's most popular new music programs, Hearts of Space. In 1992, Sheila decided to go further into debt by creating Marketing Services for Syndicated Radio, a company offering radio producers a full range of services including evaluation, strategic marketing and station relations. Previously Sheila had a thriving business in public relations working with clients primarily in the arts and community services. Singing at open mikes in sleazy clubs and a devoted husband continue to feed her overall mental health.

Ben Parzybok runs Ideacog Interactive while he's not trying to get one of his novels published.