Multi-talented media personality - native "Boricua"  from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Gilberto has worked in front of the camera for local St. Louis television since 2001. Creator, Producer and Host of the 1st foreign language talk show and the 1st public affairs talk show about the LGBTQIA community in the State of Missouri both for STLTV.  

Gilberto's experience and talents are diverse and multifaceted, he is an: Actor, Master of Ceremonies, moderator, producer, writer, director, TV talk show host and broadcaster. His efforts earned him many awards and a permanent spot in Saint Louis television history.

As a Certified Hypnotherapist, Joan Krueger has run a private practice in St. Louis since 1994. Everyone expects hypnosis to be something that he or she has seen on TV or in movies, but hypnosis is not mind control. People are awake and able to move around. You will often hear the state of hypnosis referred to as a "trance." That simply refers to a state of mind where a person becomes relaxed but their subconscious mind becomes susceptible to suggestions. Since a person who is in hypnosis is awake and aware of exactly what is going on, no one can ever be made to do anything that they don't want to do or that contradicts their values.

Joan's show is designed to make the audience the stars and the event organizers the heroes. Her show turns suggestions into reality. The shows are energetic, funny and will easily hold the audience's attention. Hypnosis stage shows can be a powerful tool for event planners who seek a fresh approach to motivation and team building or just good entertainment.

Joan has done hypnosis stage shows for many companies and organizations. All shows can be tailored to the specific requirements of the group or organization for the purpose of that event.

For most of Jody Fuller's young life, children made fun of his inability to spout off a sentence without severely stuttering. For most, this cruel treatment would cause them to withdraw and just remain silent, but not Jody.

About the time Fuller was entering his formidable years, he realized the stuttering was always going to be a part of his life, so he was determined that the teasing wasn't going to define him – but like it or not, the stuttering would.

"As far back as I can remember, I was teased for my speech impediment," Fuller said. "Then, around the seventh or eighth grade I made up my mind that I wasn't going to let it bother me anymore and I began to dish it out faster – and better – than the perpetrators."

Fuller armed himself with comedy and was ready to react to every remark.

"For every comment a kid would make to poke fun at me, I had a better line to shoot back at them," Fuller remembered. "I knew every stuttering joke there was, so I always had a funnier one than what they had dished out."

Fuller says he was a "respectable class clown" as a student at Opelika High School and was actually asked to speak in school assemblies.

"I introduced students running for student government," Fuller said. "I remember one time when my candidate followed 'Mr. Everything' – a guy with more accolades than I even knew existed. When it was my time, I said 'in the eighth grade my candidate made the A-B honor roll – once – so here he is.... ' Everybody thought it was hilarious and we won the election. I think it was then I realized the power of comedy."

Perhaps it was also then that the seed was planted for the now famous Stuttering Comic.

Fuller graduated from OHS in 1990 and joined the United States Army where he served on active duty from 1992-1996 as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). He was stationed in Germany at Landstuhl Army Regional Medical Center for two years where he was involved in the Black Hawk Down incident in Somalia.

After four years, Fuller returned to Opelika – and back to the job at Kroger he held all through high school – while he took courses at Southern Union State Community College and completed a Bachelor's degree from Auburn University – Montgomery in 2001.

After graduation, Fuller wasn't sure what he wanted to do – until the terrorists crashed U.S. airplanes into the Twin Towers in New York City. It was then Fuller knew for sure what he had to do; he rejoined the Army and was accepted to Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, GA.

Just three months after arriving at Fort Lewis, Wash., 2nd Lieutenant Fuller was deployed to Iraq where he served with the First Stryker Brigade for a year. While on this mission, the soldiers would often put on informal talent shows to ease the tension of being in a war zone so far from home.

Fuller's unit encouraged their favorite funny man to take the stage. Fuller did and was an instant hit. From those appearances, one of the soldiers entered Fuller's tape in a Wendy's (Restaurant) Funniest Comic online competition and against thousands of entries, Fuller made the Top 15 putting him on the website for America to vote. The Top 5 vote-getters would win a trip to perform at The Flamingo in Las Vegas, and as you might have guessed, Fuller made the Top 5, performed in Vegas, and recorded his first DVD appropriately titled The Stuttering Comic.

"My material is all original and pretty much a story of my life," Fuller said. "I talk about dealing with everyday life as a stutterer, my years working at Kroger, what it was like growing up in Opelika, and my military experiences."

"The Coach", John Parker, is a professional speaker with a combination of rich content and great, clean humor. A veteran in the art of public speaking, he has connected people of all ages and backgrounds. From corporate boardrooms, to college campuses, to civic events, "The Coach" has influenced, instructed and inspired people nationwide. He will leave you laughing, motivated, and ready to deal with the daily onslaught of stress in your life. John Parker is a survivor. From surviving cancer twice and living through a devastating car accident, to building a multimillion dollar sports marketing company, his message of "Success Regardless of Circumstances" rings out loud and clear.

"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. Her extensive experience both in the spotlight and behind-the-scenes makes her a perfect fit for those who are looking for an MC with veritable experience, a methodical approach, and a tranquil presence. 

Kelley Lamm, Media Personality, Professional Speaker, Author, Emcee, Cause Marketer and Event Specialist has been described as powerfully, bubbly a combination that keeps your attention and keeps you wanting more. She is Sugar and Spice, essential ingredients to make us laugh, inspires us to live deliciously and support causes with a heartfelt desire to change lives.

 Kelley brings laughter and a refreshing perspective to our communities. Surviving life threatening circumstances and many challenges she has persevered. Kelley used these experiences to develop a deep appreciation for those bittersweet moments with gratitude and acceptance discovering that these moments produce the lusciousness of life.

 Kelley has been a selected author in “7 Points of Impact” with her story, “Bitter Sweet” and the author of “Kocoa and the Chocolate Fairy” children’s book series. Kelley has been a nominee for “Missouri’s St. Charles Women of Achievement”, “Beyond the Best Top 50 Business Awards”, 2011 and 2012 “Best of Mid Rivers”, voted “Best Personality to Look Up To”, recognized as a “Tribute to Success, 2013”, nominated as Sexy in St. Louis, and has been recognized as a “Catalyst for Good”.

 Her engaging personality & unique take on everyday life has given her the opportunity to speak to large groups, emcee amazing events and interview the best of the best. Kelley’s dream interview is to be sitting around the table with Will Ferrell and Oprah Winfrey, learning and laughing. Kelley creates a hilarious and candid environment while encouraging people to engage in entertaining and thoughtful discussions.

 Kelley Lamm, is a Missouri correspondent on Nancy Grace, HLN TV, hosted The Best of STL TV, Been a guest on every major local TV Network, Featured on Sauce on the Street with KMOV, Radio Talk Show Host on 100.7FM, 1380AM and 99.9FM. and produced promotional events raising thousands of dollars for local and national Charities.

 It is Sugar and Spice with Kelley Lamm as she encourages you to be deliciously alive.

Rick Horton provided color commentary on all KSDK Cardinals broadcasts as well as baseball analyst for Fox Sports Midwest for the past four seasons. He provided color commentary for three previous seasons on KPLR telecasts (2004-06) and was a co-anchor on the WB11 post-game show, Extras Innings, in 2003. Horton has filled in on the Cardinals Radio Network and Cardinals television broadcasts since 1997.

A former left-handed pitcher for the Cardinals. Rick spent seven years in the Major Leagues, playing for St. Louis, Los Angeles and the Chicago White Sox. He made his Major League debut with the Cardinals in 1984 and participated in the 1985 and 1987 World Series with the Redbirds and won the Series in 1988 while with the Dodgers. Horton was both a starts and relief pitcher for the club and has one of his best years in 1987 when he went 8-3 in 67 games, pitching 125 innings with 55 strikeouts. In 1991, he spent the season as a pitching coach in the Cleveland Indians minor league system.

After retiring from his Major League playing career, 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. Horton has assisted with Baseball Chapel with the Cardinals and also works with the St. Louis Rams football team in leading chapel and Bible studies. Horton, and his wife, Ann, reside in St. Louis and have two children; Jen and Drew.