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Dr. Dawn V. Obrecht, a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine, graduated from the University Of Maryland School of Medicine and completed her internship in general surgery and residency in emergency medicine. She is a sought-after speaker on addiction and recovery, engaging with physicians and other professionals through various channels, including her podcast appearances. Additionally, Dr. Obrecht has authored four published books. For more information, you can visit her pressroom or reach out for media contact.

Billy Horton is a minor league hitting coach with the San Francisco Giants, bringing 24 years of coaching experience across nearly every level of the game from youth baseball to the professional ranks. His insightful book, 7 Day Fast, provides a transparent look into Billy's life over a seven-day period in the autumn of 2011. For media inquiries, including podcast appearances and access to his pressroom, feel free to reach out.

Ervin (Earl) Cobb is an author, coach, trainer, and speaker specializing in Leadership and Peak Performance. Earl has gained recognition for his charisma, energy, and passion, enabling him to effectively share valuable lessons and insights with all levels of an organization—from new managers to experienced C-level executives. For those interested in learning more, Earl is available as a media contact and has made several podcast appearances that showcase his expertise. Additional information can be found in the pressroom.

Fay Cobb Payton, PhD, is a Full Professor (with Tenure) of Information Technology/Analytics at North Carolina State University and has been recognized as a University Faculty Scholar for her leadership in transforming research into solutions for society’s most pressing issues. Currently, she is serving on rotation as a Program Director at the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the Division of Computer and Network Systems. For media inquiries or to arrange podcast appearances, please visit her pressroom.

Debbie Zoub, MSW, has been a clinical social worker for over twenty years, dedicating much of her professional career to addressing various types of abuse in her roles as both a case and clinical social worker. Having grown up in an abusive environment herself, Debbie combines her professional expertise with personal insights, which she shares in her books and her practice. For those interested in learning more, Debbie is also available for media contact and podcast appearances, and additional information can be found in her pressroom.

Tiny Stallings-Clark is a mother and celebrated poet who has made a name for herself beyond her impressive career. A graduate of Tennessee State University, she recently retired from a fulfilling role as a Civil Engineer with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. In her public engagements, Tiny shares an array of positive, exhilarating, and calming food for thought through her inspiring poems and powerful motivational speeches. She is also open to media contacts for podcast appearances and is actively featured in her pressroom, connecting with audiences who appreciate her uplifting messages.

Rev. Dr. Roger A. Richardson serves as the pastor of Christ Our Redeemer AME Church in Blackjack, Missouri, a role he has held since 2012. He has developed a robust background in nonprofit management, holding a certificate from Auburn University Montgomery. Additionally, Rev. Dr. Richardson has earned a certificate in Social Science Research from ICPSR at the University of Michigan and is a graduate of the Management Development Program at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Higher Education. For those interested in seeking media contact or learning more about his podcast appearances and contributions, please refer to the pressroom for additional information.