Brooke Bennett stormed the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games at age 16 where she won her first Olympic Gold Medal in the 800m freestyle following the great American tradition set by Janet Evans in distance swimming. After winning two more Gold Medals at the 2000 Sydney Games, Brooke joined such sports icons as Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods when she graced the cover of the coveted Wheaties Box.

Whether she's teaching nutritious cooking at a Farmer's Market or on a television show, LaLa is on fire with her desire to share everything she has learned to make people's lives healthier and happier-one meal at a time.

Known as "The Wine Diva", for the past five years Christine Ansbacher has wowed audiences with her fast-paced and interactive wine tastings that are educational and entertaining. She is one of only 180 Certified Wine Educators in the US and has earned a three year Diploma from the Wine and Spirit Education Trust in London (DWS) which makes her one of only 90 other American wine professionals.

One of the most recognized geriatricians in the nation, Dr. David Lipschitz focuses on health maintenance and disease prevention. Dr. Lipschitz founded Dr. David Enterprises, a company that develops new avenues for health education and empowerment. Author of Breaking the Rules of Aging, Dr. Lipschitz is also chair of the Research Committee of the American Geriatrics Society and chair of the Association of Directors of Geriatric Academic Programs.

Six-foot three-inch Gabrille Reece is a volleyball player, model and commercial spokesperson who co-authored her biography Big Girl in the Middle in 1997. Reece has written articles for Elle magazine and has a regular feature column in Sports for Women, a magazine for female athletes.

Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, Dr. Gary Small's work with PET scans revealing Alzheimer's disease in the brain has led to a better understanding of the disease. He is author of numerous books including The Memory Bible: An Innovative Strategy for Keeping Your Brain Young.