Shannon Reeves is a civil rights advocate, speaker, and political strategist who is the Assistant Professor of Political Science at Alabama A&M University. Through his work with Alabama A&M University, Reeves teaches undergraduate courses in American Politics and Public Administration. Reeves was born in San Francisco, California, and he has earned his B.A. in Political Science from Grambling State University... read full bio
Sela Ann Ward is both a movie and television actress, conceivably best known for her television roles as Teddy Reed on the American TV series Sisters (199196) and as Lily Manning on Once and Again (19992002). In July 2010, CBS announced that Ward would appear as a lead character in the seventh season of the crime series CSI: NY. Sela... read full bio
Do you ever find yourself wishing that your therapist would lighten up and make a joke, if only for a moment You might find it helpful to listen to the podcast "Seek Treatment," which is hosted by the comedians Catherine Cohen and Pat Regan, who are also best friends. Cohen is known for her stand-up comedy special "The Twist... She's... read full bio
Scottie Madden, born Scott James, is an author, writer, director, speaker, and showrunner. Madden was a late-stage trans women and has previously been in the television production industry for over 30 years. Scottie had been an alpha male that worked in male productions that would take people through jungles, glaciers, and deserts all over the world and Scottie worked as... read full bio
Dr. Sheperd uses a humorous, non-traditional approach to focusing on stress. He challenges audiences to accept responsibility for their own lives, and gives them strategies to improve the quality of those lives. When it comes to working with issues around loss and grief and serious illness, Dr. Sheperd draws on his over twenty five years experience working with people in... read full bio
Murray Media's co-founder Scott Murray has been the organization's chairman and CEO since its founding. He worked as the sports director and anchor for the local NBC nightly news in Dallas/Fort Worth and Washington, DC, for thirty years. He has hosted many TV specials on television, multiple radio shows, thousands of live events and charity galas as master of ceremonies,... read full bio
Scott Harrison, has had a life path that can only be characterized as transforming. Harrison had a wealthy and egotistical existence as a club promoter before committing himself to humanitarian work. He got a deep insight about the meaninglessness of his existence and the necessity to have a constructive impact on the world, though, during a wild vacation to Uruguay. Harrison... read full bio
Scott Glenn had horrible health growing up in Appalachia; doctors said he would limp for the rest of his life and he was bedridden for a year. Glenn was reading a lot and "dreaming of becoming Lord Byron" during his extended bouts of illness. Through rigorous training regimens, he overcame his disease and eventually lost his limp. Glenn quickly developed a passion... read full bio
"Scott's story is the hero's journey. By the age of 19, he played college football at FSU and was a top-ranked kick-boxing Black Belt champion whose last fight was broadcast by ESPN. During that time, Scott's life changed dramatically, he survived a horrendous automobile accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down and diagnosed a quadriplegic. Despite his... read full bio
Sarah McLachlan is a celebrated singer and songwriter born on January 28, 1968, in Canada. With a career spanning several decades, McLachlan has garnered critical acclaim and commercial success for her emotive and introspective music. She has released several acclaimed albums, including her breakthrough album "Surfacing" in 1997, which features hit songs like "Angel," "Adia," and "Building a Mystery." McLachlan's... read full bio
Sarah McBride is an American author, National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign, and transgender rights activist from Wilmington, Delaware. McBride gained attention after making national headlines for coming out as transgender in her college’s newspaper while she was serving as student body president at American University. After coming out, McBride was featured in outlets such as The Huffington... read full bio
Sarah Lewis is an expert in cultural studies. From African American Studies to Art History, Lewis is a notable voice on topics of race, contemporary art, and culture. Lewis has authored best-selling book, The Rise: Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery, which has been translated into various languages for consumption internationally. She is a keynote speaker... read full bio
With a career that balances broadcasting, publishing, humanitarian efforts and high-profile commercial endorsements with motherhood and her duties, Sarah Ferguson has become one of the most inspiring figures of the new century. Having survived personal trials under a harsh media spotlight, she now shares with audiences the secrets of her turn-around success, focusing on physical fitness & wellness, achieving personal... read full bio
Sara Safari is an author, speaker, athlete, professor, and women empowerment advocate. After working for companies like Broadcom and Raytheon, Safari realized her true passion was teaching. After starting a teaching career at California State University Fullerton, Safari departed on the journey of a lifetime. She climbed to the top of Mt. Everest to fund awareness for girls that are... read full bio
Sara Jane Ho is the perfect example of how to combine sophisticated refinement with cultural diversity. With Hong Kong origins and global experiences, she has emerged as a prominent figure in contemporary manners and self-improvement. The etiquette expert is the author of the best-selling book of the same name and the host of Mind Your Manners, a Netflix series that is... read full bio
If Margaret Cho and George Lopez had a love child, it would be Sandra Valls! Sandra Valls is a brash, high energy, outrageously funny, in-your-face Latina comic_ and then some! Her comedy career began just after an ex-lover broke up with her then signed her up for comedy classes as a consolation prize. (Thats no joke !) An expert... read full bio
Associate Editor of NY Post," Sandra Guzman is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and author of the critically acclaimed book, "The Latina's Bible: The Nueva Latina's Guide to Love, Spirituality and La Vida." With warmth, humor and I've-been-there wisdom, this book tackles the real world complications that many Latinas face today. As the former Editor-in-Chief of "Latina" magazine and veteran television... read full bio
Sandi DuBowski is the director of the critically acclaimed documentary Trembling Before G-d. In his film, DuBowski intimately explores the ongoing struggle between the forces of sexuality, tradition, and religion focusing on the relationship between homosexuality and the Jewish faith. The powerful film has garnered awards such as The Mayor's Prize for the Jewish Experience at the Jerusalem Film Festival,... read full bio
Samra Zafar is a speaker, scholar, social entrepreneur, and writer who is best known for her best-selling memoir, “A Good Wife”, which tells the story of how she was a teen bride and survivor of domestic abuse. At only 16, Zafar was forced into an arranged marriage and had to leave her family and move to Canada where she immediately... read full bio
Samantha Nutt is known for being a humanitarian and also being a medical doctor. Dr. Nutt is celebrated public speaker and a leading authority on the impact of war on civilians. She is a medical doctor and a founder of War Child, an international humanitarian organization. Dr. Nutt has worked with children and their families at the frontline of many... read full bio
