Daniel is a traditional singer and is involved in master apprentice language revitalization. He graduated in 2000 Cum Laude from San Francisco State University receiving a BA in Film Production and a minor in American Indian Studies. He founded Hokan Media LLC in 1997 as a means to produce social issue documentary and narrative films and teach hands-on digital filmmaking to at-risk youth. He participated in the prestigious WGBH-Boston Producers Workshop in 2010. His award-winning films have screened both nationally on PBS and internationally and have been supported by CPB and Vision Maker Media.

Jennifer is a digital storyteller, designer, and mentor who was raised and rooted on the Navajo Nation in northwest New Mexico. Deeply committed to centering cultural memory on the Native American experience, Jen draws upon her experience to lead national research initiatives, manage grant programs, and co-design transformative leadership development experiences for Indigenous participants, including Co-Directing the Native American Fellowship Program at the Peabody Essex Museum. She has also served on advisory committees for national and global institutions who want to create genuinely reciprocal relationships with Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities, makers and talent. She looks forward to continuing to work with BIPOC communities to uplift their voices and share their stories.

Manuelito is the director of the Navajo Nation Museum.  He has worked with staff to see the completion of numerous exhibits which are 100-percent Native-built from concept, curation and creation. In the pursuit of Native language preservation, Wheeler and his wife Jennifer are working with major motion picture studios like Lucasfilm Ltd. and Walt Disney Pictures to dub popular movies into the Navajo language.

Shawn is the host of Native America Calling, a national daily, call-in radio show focused on Native issues from a Native perspective. He is an enrolled member of Laguna Pueblo. He comes from a financial education and community development background but has a broad knowledge of a lot of subjects which makes him a natural for live radio interviews. He first appeared on Native America Calling as a guest in 2011.