Critically acclaimed for his work in broadcast journalism, Firestone has won six Emmy Awards and two ACE Awards for Cable Excellence. "The best interviewer in the business" is how Sports Illustrated describes Roy Firestone, host of ESPN's Up Close Prime Time. One of America's most versatile talents, he is recognized for his multiple abilities as an interviewer, journalist, commentator and stage performer.

An internationally-acclaimed home and food expert, Sandra has revolutionized the way people think about traditional, time-consuming, "from-scratch" methods. With her trademark 70/30 philosophy, which combines 70% ready-made products with 30% fresh touches, Sandra creates aspirational meals and breathtaking living environments that are affordable and attainable, making her the foremost recognized advocate to every over-extended person. She is also editor-in-chief of Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade magazine, the host of two highly rated television shows (the multi-Emmy-nominated Semi-Homemade Cooking and Sandra's Money Saving Meals), as well as a New York Times bestselling author of seventeen books.

Named Sportscaster of the Year seventeen times, Scott Murray has won two Emmy Awards for Best Sportscaster. As recipient of the Silver Circle Lifetime Achievement Award, Scott is Vice President of Public Affairs for PlainsCapital and is author of Whatever It Takes. Scott also serves on the Board of Directors of the Lone Star Film Festival, Dallas Symphony, and Dallas Center for the Performing Arts President's Advisory Council.

Former co-host of the hit Emmy-award winning television show, The View, Star Jones is a lawyer, former prosecutor and television journalist most notably known as the only news correspondent to obtain an exclusive interview with OJ Simpson during his civil trial. Ms. Jones is author of the the book, Shine: A Physical, Emotional and Spiritual Journey to Finding Love. She is also heavily involved in numerous philanthropic organizations and charitable foundations.

Emmy-nominated comedian, satirist, actor and writer, known for his ironic style and deadpan comedic delivery, Stephen Colbert was host of Comedy Central's The Daily Show and currently hosts The Colbert Report. He is author of the NYT's number one bestseller, I Am America (And So Can YOU!).

Tavis Smiley was selected by Time magazine as one of America's 50 most promising young leaders. Newsweek profiled him as one of the "20 people changing how Americans get their news" and dubbed him one of the nation's "captains of the airwaves". He was the first American to simultaneously host signature talk shows on both PBS and NPR.

Terry Bowden is one of the top studio analysts in college football, co-hosting television's most distinguished studio show on ABC Sports. Although Terry Bowden's bright future is firmly planted in network television, it all began walking the sidelines as a head football coach. As head coach of the Auburn Tigers, he won 73% of his games and posted the best opening five-year run of any head football coach in school history. He can be heard daily in central Florida hosting The Terry Bowden Show on ESPN Radio, weekly on "The Coach's Show" on Sirius Satellite Radio.

Founding editor of the Harvard Medical School Health Letter and co-author of Let's Talk, Dr. Timothy Johnson holds joint medical positions at Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Dr. Johnson provides commentary on Good Morning America, World News Tonight, Nightline and 20/20.

Former World No. 1 women's professional tennis player, Tracy Austin won the women's singles title at the US Open in 1979 and 1981 and the mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 1980, making her the youngest person to become #1 in the world. Injuries brought Tracy's tennis career to an end but she immediately found a fit for broadcasting and tennis analyst. Tracy has authored several instructional columns and wrote the book, Beyond Center Court: My Story.

Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame Quarterback, Troy Aikman lead the team to six NFC East titles and three Super Bowls. After retiring from football after the 2000 season, Aikman joined the NFL on FOX as a successful and awarded game analyst. Aikman's television appearances include Tonight Show with Jay Leno, a cameo part in the movie "Jerry Maguire," an appearance on the sitcom "Coach," voiceovers for "The Simpsons" and "King of the Hill."