Nancy nolan jones, Storylenz
A "keeper of history", Nolan-Jones has considerable experience leading organizations and developing/directing oral history projects. She served ten years as Executive Director for the Cleveland African American Museum and is delighted to now serve as Senior Oral Historian for StoryLenz during this exciting, pivotal time in history for Northeast Ohio and the world.
Brad Masi, blue heron productions
Brad is an independent consultant with significant experience in local food systems development, non-profit management, and ecological design. A leading innovator in sustainability, Brad has served as Executive Director of the New Agrarian Center, co-founder of the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Food Policy Coalition, and often as social entrepreneur, writer, filmmaker, community organizer, and teacher.
Dee Perry, Freelance writer and voice talent
Dee Perry began her broadcasting career in 1976, and worked for more than a dozen years hosting shows on commercial radio. In 1989 Dee took a job with 90.3 WCPN, Cleveland Public Radio, which became the multimedia content provider ideastream in 2001, following a merger with WVIZ/PBS. Since then Dee has written, produced, and conducted thousands of interviews about arts and culture for radio, TV, and the web. Although retired from full-time broadcasting Dee continues to serve as a freelance researcher, interviewer, and host for various community events and organizations.