Carol began her career at the “Voice of St. Louis” in 1995 as an anchor, reporter and talk show host. She was hired when the program director was driving to Memphis with his family, heard Carol on the air at a radio station in Cape Girardeau, MO. Two weeks later, she moved to St. Louis and was working at KMOX.

Joe Marlotti is an entertainment jack-of-all-trades. As a Master of Ceremonies, Joe has brought his comedy and improvisational skills to the corporate world - where he has performed at national conferences for the likes of AT&T, US Bank, and Anheuser-Busch/InBev.

Dan McLaughlin will be entering his 20th year as the play-by-play voice for Cardinals television broadcasts on Fox Sports Midwest. A St. Louis native, McLaughlin called his first major league game at the age of 23 and his work last season earned him an Emmy Award for outstanding play-by-play.

"I love working in many different aspects of the industry, I have an appreciation for all of the moving parts”, says Kathy Ferrara, a twenty-seven-year industry veteran. For eighteen of those years, Ferrara has been the Master-of-Ceremonies for several Fashion Shows and Non-Profit events.

Multi-talented media personality, Emcee, and native "Boricua"  from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Gilberto has worked in front of the camera for local St. Louis television since 2001.

Relentlessly charismatic, artistically innovative, Rafe’s approach is refreshing, and his dynamic style makes for an unforgettable comedic experience. Rafe brings his authentic and original point-of-view to personal and social issues that he explores on stage. He is an effective and engaging storyteller whose ability to be vulnerable both captivates and disarms audiences. He breathes life into characters that pull you into his world and has a likability that keeps you laughing regardless of the subject matter, as he examines topics with honesty, wit, and social conscience.

Radio isn’t known for its stability or longevity. But after nearly 40 years, Guy Phillips is still here. Since 1979, Guy has been the cornerstone of entertainment radio in St. Louis. And now Guy can be heard during the afternoon drive on The Big 550 KTRS!!

Rick spent seven years in the Major Leagues, playing for St. Louis, Los Angeles and the Chicago White Sox. After retiring, Horton remained in the St. Louis area where he has been active in the Greater St. Louis Area Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as the Director of the St. Louis FCA since 1993.