Scott Hays has been the executive producer of short documentaries for several non-profit organizations, and recently won a 2023 Los Angeles “Golden Mike” Award for his documentary “Hope Dies Last – Alzheimer’s: A Journey of Lost Memories.” Scott has Masters’ Degrees in English Literature and Communications, and he teaches part-time at southern California colleges. Scott co-produced the PBS SoCal public affairs program “Inside OC” with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Rick Reiff. He also produced and hosted the radio-cable show “OC Caravan” for KX 93.5 FM and Cox Channel 3-TV. Over the course of his career, Scott has published a dozen, mostly non-fiction books for major publishing companies such as Warner Books, Gotham, and Rodale Press, and he worked as an editor/writer for a number of publishing companies. Scott grew up and still lives in Orange County.

Terry Corwin is the founder of Lion’s Heart, a national non-profit teen volunteer and leadership platform created in 2004. She has been featured on the Katie Couric Show as a “Women Who Should Be Famous” and on “48 Hours” on a program involving the murder of her childhood classmate. Terry has also been interviewed many times on local news programs and radio programs discussing public school matters and Lion’s Heart. She has received the “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the President’s Volunteer Service Award program, “Twenty Women to Watch” from OC Metro Magazine, two PTA “Honorary Service Awards,” “Point of Light Award” by the national Points of Light organization, and was the Grand Marshal for her community’s July 4th Parade. Terry grew up and still lives in Orange County.