Dr. Marty K. Casey’s portfolio of contributions and body of work continues to evolve, as she combines her passion for the ARTS with her compassion for her community!

Dr. Casey asserts “Hurt people hurt people. Healed people heal people.” She has set out to support individuals, families, and communities heal with her latest development of UnGUN Institute, focused on disarming Trauma in individuals, to heal from collective trauma events which plague the black communities.

In addition, Dr. Casey has co-created the global observance of Black SON Day. The inaugural event took place August 9, 2020 with more than 100 global networks and 50,000+ viewers engaged in a 12-hour interactive presentation and discussion, focused on implementing strategies and action plans to re-build & uplift the black community.

It is no wonder Dr. Casey was chosen for the cover and celebrated as one of the top 25 2020 Most Influential Businesswomen in St. Louis, by the St. Louis Business Journal. She has taken the stage in her city, nationally, and internationally playing the role of her lifetime as evidenced by her philanthropy and activism track record.

For many years now, Dr. Casey has leveraged her passion for Art, combined it with her compassion for Activism and in 2014 created Show Me Arts Academy, serving as the founder and Artistic Director positively impacting the lives of more than 3,000 kids, using the Arts to Heal.

Dr. Casey has built a fulfilling and impactful career that traverses entertainment and community service, an anointed singer, gifted actress, writer, producer, and director. No matter what hat she is wearing her noteworthy goal is pointed–

“to heal our community, to provide a response and outlet for inbred trauma.”  

Dr. Casey is a member of an Arts & Healing Council. She also sits on three boards.

Jacqueline K. Boylan is a certified registered nurse and the founder of Help Me Sprout, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children navigate the difficult emotions caused by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Having lost both of her parents to substance abuse by the age of eight, Jacqueline brings a deeply personal perspective to her work and writing, with a heart especially attuned to the emotional needs of hurting children. Through her writing, she hopes to help young readers feel supported and seen - strong enough to build the resilience and fortitude needed to "sprout" through adversity. She is currently an advanced practice nursing student at Rutgers University in Newark, NJ. In addition to her love of writing, Jacqueline enjoys studying and teaching the Bible, photography, and bike riding.

Tyler Ellison is a magnetic force of ancient magick and modern mysticism. A Metaphysical Magician and Acupuncturist, Tyler fuses the realms of spirit and science, guiding those who seek to unlock the divine power within. As a Certified Instructor of the Universal Healing Dao, he leads his students on journeys of profound transformation, awakening the soul’s hidden potential. Widely known for his channeling of RYOKAH, a hybrid ET being from the Sassanian civilization, Tyler also communicates with Egyptian Gods, Goetic spirits, and Archangels. His teachings are an intoxicating blend of esoteric knowledge and cutting-edge energy work, offering those in his presence the keys to master their spiritual essence and access their deepest magick. In Tyler’s world, the mystical becomes real, and the extraordinary is within your grasp.

A former college athlete with a passion for all things competitive and a heart for healthcare, Stacy graduated from nursing school with an RN BSN, which launched her career in the medical device industry. 15 years of experience led to becoming the principal owner of Case Medical Inc. and managing partner of Innov8ortho.

Stacy’s medical industry expertise allows her to work alongside some of the most notable surgeons in the country — those who provide care to elite athletes. She began to recognize the need to reform the flow of patient data by formalizing valuable second opinions provided by surgeons practicing at this elite level.

Stacy believes Sideline Surgeons will provide a significant and positive impact on healthcare outcomes for injured athletes from the highest echelons of amateur, collegiate and elite professional sport.

Centurion Producer Award 2014 & 2015 New Jersey Realtors Circle of Excellence Sales Award Gold Level 2015 Quality Service Pinnacle Producer 2014 & 2015 President's Producer 2014 & 2015

Ben Potvin, a former Canadian National Gymnastics Champion, transitioned into a dynamic 15-year career with Cirque du Soleil, where he excelled in roles such as Head of Acrobatics, Performance Designer, Acrobatic Choreographer, and Creative Director. During his career, Ben performed in over 2000 shows on the iconic stages of Las Vegas, including “O” and “Le Rêve,” showcasing his exceptional talent and stage presence.

Known for his visionary approach, Ben pushes the boundaries of creativity, connecting with top-tier experts to redefine and reimagine what’s possible within the entertainment industry. His unique blend of athleticism and artistic insight has made him a key figure in the world of elite human performance.

Ben has collaborated with some of the most prestigious organizations and teams, including the USA Olympic Team, RedBull, the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs, MLB’s Cleveland Indians, Logitech, Lockton Group and Special Operations units within the US Army and Navy.

His passion lies in unlocking the full potential of individuals and teams, driving them to new creative heights across the corporate, sports, and entertainment landscapes.

Mason is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and music producer. Born in 1975, third generation folk musician Mason Lucas began his music career in the New York ska scene in the late 1980s. His travels as a musician, philanthropist and spiritual seeker have lead him on a journey through a score of countries, some of which he’s called home.

His musical offerings are a mercurial journey which regale the listener with characters and landscapes both inner and outer. Stylistically and tonally diverse, he is a chameleon who resides between the classic American genres of his upbringing and something uniquely his own. Whether the song is acoustic, electric and/or electronic, the listeners’ question is that of the musician himself. Who is this artist? Who am I? Who are we? Is there even a “we” at all.

Formerly chauffeur to Chuck Berry, he has fronted the band Sky Island since 1989.

Marc H. Morial is President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Urban League, the nation's largest historic civil rights and urban advocacy organization.

As a Louisiana State Senator (1992–94), Morial was Chairman of the Educational Institution Subcommittee and a member of the Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus.

Morial was Mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana (1994-2002). He was the youngest Mayor of New Orleans in 50 years and at the time was one of the youngest mayors of any major American city. Mayor Morial led New Orleans’ renaissance and left office with a 70% approval rating.

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Economics and African American Studies, he also holds a law degree from Georgetown University.