Dr. Smith graduated from Harvard Medical School and completed her pediatric residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut. She was in private practice for 13 years, and is currently employed at Kids First Pediatrics in Charlotte, where she provides comprehensive pediatric care for children.

Michael Harrison is the publisher and editor of Talkers Magazine. TALKERS magazine is the leading trade publication serving the talk radio industry in America. It was dubbed "The Bible of Talk Radio" by Business Week Magazine. As technology and media trends have evolved, the publication has expanded to serve the cutting edge of the "New Talk Media" which includes talk on the internet as well as cable television and satellite radio. TALKERS magazine publishes 10 issues annually. Subscriptions cost $75 per year ($100 outside the U.S.A.) TALKERS magazine was launched during the Summer of 1990 by Michael Harrison, a radio broadcasting innovator and trade journalist who has been at the center of many of the exciting pop radio revolutions of the past 30-plus years.

Jennie Garth skyrocketed to stardom with her role as Kelly Taylor on Beverly Hills, 90210. Jennie most recently competed on ABC's hit show Dancing with the Stars. She is currently working with the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) to promote the importance of having a healthy, beautiful smile and the impact it can have on the confidence of children and adults.

About the Talent: Marcia Gay Harden has twice been nominated for Academy Awards, winning for her role in Pollock. She won a 2010 Tony Award for her performance in God of Carnage on Broadway. She has appeared in films such as Sinatra, Mystic River, Millers Crossing, The First Wives Club, Meet Joe Black, Mona Lisa Smile, The Hoax, Used People, and Whip It, which also featured her daughter Eulala Grace Scheel. She was nominated for two Emmy� Awards, one for for her role in The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler and another for her guest star role on Law and Order. And she co-starred in the critically acclaimed FX drama Damages.

Lisa Osborne - also known as the "Goddess of Destiny" is a radio broadcaster and expert on an ancient science known as "Destiny Cards," an ancient science that blends astrology, numbers and the deck of cards. Her website is Lisa-dot-FM (lisa.fm) and GoddessofDestiny.com

Dr. Eric Haseltine was head of Science and Technology for the entire U.S. Intelligence community including the CIA, NSA and 14 other agencies. He served as Director of Research for the National Security Agency (NSA), Executive Vice President and head of R&D; for Walt Disney Imagineering and Director of Engineering for Hughes Aircraft Training and Support.

With a Ph.D. in physiological psychology, Haseltine specializes in applying neuroscience to business methodologies and new technologies, using the manner in which the human brain interacts with situations to improve and enhance organizational performance.

Dr. Haseltine was awarded the National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal.

He has published over 100 articles in periodicals such as Brain Research, Neuroscience, Proceedings and Discover Magazine where he wrote a monthly column called "NeuroQuest", which was dedicated to exploring and popularizing new discoveries in brain research.

Haseltine holds a BA in Economics from UC Berkeley, a Ph.D. from Indiana University, and did his post-doctoral training in Neuroanatomy at Vanderbilt Medical School.

He holds 15 patents in the fields of optics, laser projection, special effect animation, and electronic media.

He currently consults both for Hollywood studios and Intelligence agencies, helping organizations in both fields identify and capture big bang opportunities.

He lives in the Washington, DC area.

Directed by Julia Grayer, Chow Down presents smart savvy preventions for today's most critical cases, in order to kick the disease and maintain a healthy lifestyle. With only moderate changes, simple food choices and the help of expert leading advice, viewers can fight back and reduce the risk of heart disease.

Ken Hair joined the Water Pik, Inc. management team in December of 1999. He has 27 years of experience working as an engineer for various public and private companies; with the last 18 of those years as chief engineer for three of these firms. At Waterpik� Ken manages the development of all new products including WaterSense� compliant showerheads. Since 2007, Ken has been a member of the Joint Harmonizing Task Force (JHTF) for Water Efficient Showerheads. This group of industry, university, water municipality and state regulatory experts was sponsored by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and with cooperation of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) to create the test and evaluation criteria for WaterSense� showerheads.

Prior to joining Waterpik�, Ken worked for Adams Rite Aerospace as Director of Engineering and Quality, for the Price Pfister plumbing division of Black & Decker as Director of Engineering, for Textron and Northrup-Grumman in several engineering and program manager roles. He holds a bachelor's degree in engineering from Clarkson University and a master's degree in engineering from California State University.

John Owens and Randy Steele are award-winning editors with backgrounds at leading magazines such as Car and Driver, Travel Holiday, Boating, Popular Photography, and more. Their nationally syndicated radio program, Those Advice Guys, is heard weekends on radio stations from Manhattan to Maui. John and Randy have appeared on major TV programs, including The Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS This Morning and Fox News. They are well-known for their entertaining, real-world advice on careers, cars, travel, real estate, and more. They turn today's headlines into fresh, consumer-friendly advice. Gas prices...job issues...delays at the
airport...If it's in the news, John and Randy are on it with insights and advice.

Bernie Sanders was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006 after serving 16 years in the House of Representatives. He is the longest serving independent member of Congress in American history. Born in 1941 in Brooklyn, Bernie was the younger of two sons in a modest-income family. After graduation from the University of Chicago in 1964, he moved to Vermont. Early in his career, Sanders was director of the American People's Historical Society. Elected Mayor of Burlington by 10 votes in 1981, he served four terms. Before his 1990 election as Vermont's at-large member in Congress, Sanders lectured at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and at Hamilton College in upstate New York.

The Almanac of American Politics has called Sanders a "practical" and "successful legislator." He has focused on the shrinking middle class and widening income gap in America that is greater than at any time since the Great Depression. Other priorities include reversing global warming, universal health care, fair trade policies, supporting veterans and preserving family farms. He serves on five Senate committees: Budget; Veterans; Energy; Environment; and Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.