Rory O’Connor:
Author, blogger, journalist and filmmaker Rory O’Connor is co-founder and president of the international media firm Globalvision, Inc., and Board Chair of The Global Center, an affiliated, non-profit foundation.
O’Connor has directed, written and/or produced hundreds of television programs and films, and served as executive in charge of the award-winning broadcast news magazines South Africa Now and Rights & Wrongs: Human Rights Television. His articles have appeared in many leading periodicals, and he is a co-author with Richard Bell [along with Stephen Hilgartner] of the book, Nukespeak: The Selling of Nuclear Technology in America.
A regular online columnist for AlterNet, The Huffington Post and MediaChannel, O’Connor also writes the popular “Media Is A Plural” blog.
His broadcast, film and print work has been honored with a George Polk Award, a Writer’s Guild Award, and a George Orwell Award, among others. Most recently, he was a Fellow at The Shorenstein Center at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.
Aaron Cutler
A Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania native, attended Friends’ Central School for 13 years before enrolling at Brown University. He is currently a senior double-majoring in English and Literary Arts, Brown’s name for Creative Writing. Regardless of where he is or what he does next year, he will be sure to listen to conservative talk radio.
