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Christopher Wilkins, Music Advisor to the San Antonio Symphony, after ten years as Music Director, graduated from Harvard, studied in Germany, came back to Yale to study conducting, and now conducts orchestras all over the world, adding his passion and his depth of knowledge to broaden the repertoire of the orchestras that he conducts and heighten the depth of experience for the audience as well.

Barbara Winter walks the talk. The author of  Making a Living Without a Job, Barbara advises audiences all over the country and all over the world to exploit their entrepreneurial spirit by taking control of their lives by making the things that they love to do into profitable businesses.  She works alone, hiring people that she needs for specialized requirements. She feeds her passion for travel by giving seminars and workshops in England and Europe.  She has made herself into a one-woman business with a book, a monthly newsletter, seminars, among other activities, and advises others with the predilection to do the same.

Lily Yeh founded The Village of Arts and Humanities in an impoverished area of north Philadelphia where her efforts to enhance the environment with parks, gardens, art education, theater, and housing programs has turned a dismal slum into a source of pride.  Her efforts extend to Nairobi,Kenya, Ecuador and China.  The recipient of numerous grants and awards, she recently received honorary doctorates from University of Massachusetts, University of the Arts, and Massachusetts College of Art, and the Brudi Bruner Award for Urban Excellence. Her vision, which she will share with our listeners, is clear.