Mel Proctor has written his third book. The Little General Gene Mauch: A Baseball Life is a book about the fiery Mauch, who played Major League Baseball for 6 teams. Mauch went onto manage three teams, where he received the moniker Little General.
Mel Proctor has more than three decades of professional baseball broadcast experience calling play-by-play for the Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Washington Nationals, and San Diego Padres. He has conducted more than 2,000 sports interviews over his career and is the author of I Love the Work, but I Hate the Business. Currently operates Mel Proctor Sports Media where he coaches college and pro athletes, executives, and coaches about the different types of media and develops their skill set and game plan to effectively communicate with the media. Mel lives in San Diego, California.
Scott Bair covers the Oakland Raiders for CSN Bay Area. Follow him on Twitter @BairCSN
Young Junne originally from the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania got locked up for two years, and has never been the same. After he was released Junne moved to Seattle, and took his passion for music towards stardom to change the hip hop industry. As a child he turned to music to get away from it all and just dedicate himself to his lyrics. He has always had determination in his eyes and has made it his goal to give his fans what they want. Junne is a East Coast artist that tells a story that gives his fans motivation to keep on pushing and never give up. At the age he is right now he is accomplishing so much. Even at a Young age, Junne is now under the Umbrella of one of the Largest Independent Record Labels in the history of Hip Hop No Limit Forever Records. He is changing the style of Pittsburgh music.
CHAPPALE BURTON
Speaker, Author & Coach
Chappale is an international Motivational Speaker and Coach who currently resides in Los Angeles, California. He speaks to audiences around the world about his philosophies and principles. At a very young age Chappale witnessed the tragic murder of his stepfather and biological mother while playing on the playground in his birthplace of Chicago, Ill. He has not only forgiven the assailant, but has now dedicated his life to sharing the tools and techniques that he used to overcome the possible negative effects that this could have had on his life.
Chappale has a degree in Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh and started his professional career as a Milieu Therapist for one of the country’s leading psychiatric hospitals.He is the author of “How To Choose Happiness…Most of The Time”, an inspiring and autobiographical book which not only details his life story, but gives the reader practical steps to help themselves through any kind of adversity.
His book has been endorsed by world renowned trainer Brian Tracy and has been described as ‘insightful and uplifting’. His presentations have been described as ‘energetic’, ‘moving’, ‘life changing’ and ‘unapologetically direct’. Obstacles have been overcome, and goals have been realized using Chappale’s strategies and philosophies.He has been heard on many radio shows across the country as a ‘successpert’ and is the author of numerous articles on team building, team motivation and self-leadership.
ALEXA MELO
Massachusetts-born, Culver City, CA-raised Alexa Melo is only 20, but the singer-guitarist sounds like she’s been through the wars. And she has, in a manner. Signed to a major label as a precocious teen, Melo was passed from producer to producer to producer before finding a sonic ally in Christian James Hand (The Mowgli’s). Now “emancipated” from her label deal, Melo independently released her self-titled debut this June, and it’s a far cry from the straight-up pop her handlers envisioned when they signed her.
At their most direct, Melo’s songs recall some of the strongest voices of the 1990s, but her palette extends beyond mere angsty-anthems. Much of the album, which began with Melo’s own ProTools recordings, reflects her stated influences of Radiohead, Bjork, Portishead, Jack White and Pink Floyd, and her guitar-playing abilities, as well as her vocal stylings, live up to her sonic ambitions.
Already receiving airplay on local L.A. radio stations including KROQ, Alt 98-7 and KCSN, Alexa and her six-piece band will continue to grow their fan base with live performances all over Southern California between now and the end of 2015 (and beyond).
Kathleen Carroll is a former government attorney from California and a whistle blower against corruption in public education.
Here is her brief bio:
"I am an activist, a government whistle blower- a former attorney with the California Commission on Teacher credentialing where I initiated a state audit of the agency and reported a number of illegal activities /problems, and I am a public education advocate. I've been a speaker at presentations related to the privatization of public ed; I've also been a frequent guest on KPFA radio show in Berkeley, CA. I am one of the administrators for Voices Against privatizing Public Education on FaceBook.
Currently, I am working hard on being able to place a ballot initiative to repeal charter school laws in CA. I am working with CA legislative counsel to draft the text of the initiative, working to get the word out, have an online petition to build statewide support.
I reside in Sacramento, CA."
Hear Kathleen speak about the privatization of public education in California:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFlOt-r5z90
Attend the rally on August 17th in LA to repeal the Charter School Laws in CA:
https://notocharterschools.wordpress.com/2015/08/12/save-our-public-schools-rally-in-los-angeles-front-of-broad-foundation/
Here is the online petition:
https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/repeal-charter-school-act-of-1992-in-ca-bal…
Dr. Bruno Roque Cignacco (PhD) studied metaphysics for more than 17 years. He is a very well known author, Master Life Coach and NLP Master Practitioner. He is author of the book “How to Manifest Money Effortlessly. Techniques to be more prosperous” (Zero Books – John Hunt Publishing 2013). This book has been published in several languages, including Italian and Korean.
He is also the author of "How to Become a Miracle-Worker with Your Life. Steps to use the almighty ancient technique of Ho'oponopono" (John Hunt Publishing, 2015) and several business books. He is an international speaker, university professor and business consultant and has delivered countless talks, seminars and conferences in several countries.
Jill Rege has been in been in the special needs parenting trenches for more than 14 years. She has three boys, currently ages 17, 11, and 8. Her oldest son recovered from autism through extensive therapy and use of biomedical and dietary interventions. Her mission is to help support and educate other families who choose alternative treatments for developmental delays, seeing it as optimizing a child’s potential through optimizing health. Her younger boys also have development delays and health issues, which she addresses through similar treatments and specialized diets. Prior to parenthood, she was a freelance and corporate marketing writer, editor, and webmaster. Jill is currently co-moderator of the Autism-Biomed-BayArea Yahoo group. She also co-chaired a biomed parents support for several years through Parents Helping Parents in San Jose, CA, for parents pursuing special diet and biomedical treatments for their children with autism. Jill is a member of Team TMR, the fundraising arm of the Thinking Moms’ Revolution. Team TMR raises money to fund unrestricted treatment grants for kids with developmental disabilities, particularly autism, PDD, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and others. Jill writes for the Thinking Moms’ blog under the name Zorro. Jill has a masters in Communications Management and is currently enrolled in a BioIndividual Nutrition course and is in the process of becoming a Nutritional Therapist. When she’s not trying to figure out how to feed her family or strapping herself into the driver’s seat of her minivan, Jill can be found napping, flipping through Facebook, reading, or binge watching “Scandal.”






