A native of Washington, D.C., Jonathan Wolfington is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who does his own camera and edit work. His recent release Swing State Ohio (2006) provides unique insight into the electoral process, while his short documentary Recyclers (2003) earned him acclaim for its humanizing treatment of a sector of the homeless in San Francisco. A graduate of Brown University, Jonathan also has a Master's in International Environmental Policy, and studied filmmaking at the Los Angeles Film School. One of five children, he is a former Peace Corps Volunteer and is fluent in 3 languages (Spanish, Russian, and English).

A fifth-generation graduate of West Point, Paul served for six years as an infantry paratrooper in Vicenza, Italy and Fort Benning, Georgia before leaving the military in 2001. An award-winning screenwriter, Paul was a military advisor for the Mel Gibson film, We Were Soldiers, and was also selected to participate in the Director's Guild of America Training Program. Paul has written and produced for ABC and MTV. Currently Paul is a brand development and marketing manager for a leading socially responsible beverage company.

Lauren Davison is a graduate of Boston University's School of Communications and of the Lorenzo de Medici Business Institute of Florence. After working for several years as a sales director and account executive at two leading organic and natural products companies, Lauren decided to pursue a career in media. Her media experience includes appearances as a fitness expert on MTV,; and as a media representative on the E! Style TV show. Her film acting experience includes work on the feature film, THE VILLAGE, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, as well as several New York City-based short films. Lauren is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, and is a board-certified Holistic Health Practitioner.

Loren Larsen brings objective insight and a keen analytical mind from her years as an attorney in Chicago, as well as from first-hand experience working for policy makers both on the Hill and abroad. Her natural ability to connect with people and to get to the heart of the issues truly brings out the essence of the on-air subjects. She is a graduate of Boston University and currently lives in New York City.