Brian Falduto is best known for his role in the 2003 film School of Rock. In June 2018, PrideLife Magazine named Brian one of "20 most influential, outspoken, & optimistic individuals on the planet." His 1st ever studio album "Stage Two" is out now & available digitally everywhere. www.brianfalduto.com @brianfalduto #loveyourself #shareyourstory

Denny Agassi (Denny) -- yes like the diner! -- is a digital kid who made a home on the internet. The writer of Decoding Womanhood on Tumblr, Denny centers #GirlsLikeUs and trans women of color in their 20-somethings. Her freelance writing has been published in THEM magazine and Allure magazine. She is a current graduate student at Fordham University, where she is pursuing a master's in Public Media. 

Cloud Out Loud - a queer, second-generation Italian/white, singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn, NY. Their music and work focuses on mental health, queerness & love, unpacking the wounds of the evangelical church, and still finding god amidst the pain. You can find out more about them and their music at www.acloudoutloud.com.

Molly Adele Brown - After spending close to two years writing and performing in Nashville, TN Molly is excited to come home and share her new sound! She has played over 100 shows and has a catalog of over 80 new songs co-written with some of the best writers in Music City. Along with her professional growth, Molly has also continued to spread kindness through supporting the homeless and those in need. Follow her journey @MollyAdeleBrown! 

Ryan Amador is a recording artist, songwriter, and theater-maker with three full length albums and five EP’s of original music online. He is best known for his song “Instead” which has over 5 million listens on Spotify, as well as LGBT-related music videos “Define Me”, “Spectrum”, & “Loverboy”, featured by Huffington Post Queer Voices.  He is also a cowriter for other singers in Los Angeles including Blake McGrath from So You Think You Can Dance and Luke Edgemon from The Voice.  His most recent music video, “Like A Woman”, is a collaboration with global women’s rights organization VDay/1 Billion Rising, and calls men into the movement to end violence against women.  Ryan has performed at Pride festivals in the US & Australia, gave a TEDX Talk about queer storytelling through music, and is the recipient of a 2013 ASCAP Award for Songwriting.