Tim has been working with the company for 2 years. His prior job was at a local independent radio station. He has a strange sense of humor and an even stranger sense of fashion. He enjoys drinking craft beers and fine port wines. He’s an old soul stuck in a young hippy’s body. He’s never been married, but has had one long serious adult relationship that ended just over 11 months ago. He was born and raised in Baltimore and has a profound love for the Orioles.

Heidi is a little bit preppy, a little bit hipster. She grew up in suburban Maryland but went to college in Baltimore. She is all smiles and can strike up genuine conversation with almost anyone. College were very formative years for her, sneaking vodka in water bottles into under 21 rock clubs. She hates anyone who hates people based on stereotypes (sexists, racists, etc.). She spent some time as a barista in college.

Rebecca Juliette has never acted before. Can you tell by the way she stares at the camera? She admires Angela Landsbury’s incredibly seamless performance as Jessica Fletcher on Murder She Wrote. She lives alone with her dog and sometimes a stray cat. She will never again marry.

This is Becca's first job out of college. She’s a girly girl. She was an outstanding and happy member of Pi Kappa Alpha while in school. She’s as smart as a whip (graduated Cum Laude) but likes to play the flaky airhead because she enjoys taking people by surpise. She loves Taylor Swift and "Singing in the Rain".

Zulekha Pitts is a New Jersey native with a professional focus in the performing arts and broadcast journalism. The thespian possesses training from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Currently, she is the host of “Bringing Saxy Back,” a talk show featuring interviews with renown saxophonists that films at Philadelphia Community Access Media and airs on Philly local access television. Recently, the actor performed in “The Christians” at Philadelphia’s Wilma Theater.

Ed is born and bred Baltimore. He played high school basketball but wasn’t good enough to get a scholarship in college so he’s been working on loading docks ever since. He loves to go to the clubs on Friday and Saturday nights, but sings in his church choir on Sunday morning.

Max is a bit of a player with a different girl every day of the week - or is he just putting up a front?. He enjoys old school hip-hop and loves to rap and beatbox, although he’s horrible. He loves the idea of being sophisticated and will try, unsuccessfully, to convince everyone he meets that he is.

Jerome Patterson is a beginner actor who’s been acting on and off since 2013. The majority of the roles he has filled have been in independent or student film projects. He has also done a bit of theater. Jerome’s training includes acting workshops at Everyman theater.

Bartender shall remain nameless. She is an attractive young woman who is obviously a local. She’s doesn’t take attitude from anyone but will give it to everyone. She’s sweet as honey and deadly as poison. It would be wise to stay on her good side because she makes the best $5 happy hour cocktails in Baltimore.

Laura “TheSoulWriter” Poindexter was the Executive Producer and Founder of “The Literary Corner” Blog Talk Radio, an international radio podcast licensed by I-tunes. “The Literary Corner” aspired to inspire by paying it forward by providing aspiring Artist, Entrepreneurs, New Businesses, and Non-Profit Organizations the opportunity to shine on her BTR platform.

Matthew and Sara started the company 14 years ago. He was born outside of London, but moved to the States (outside Boston) when he was 17. He has a weird accent that’s a little bit British, a little bit New England. His father was an Ad man, the business side, not the creative side. Matthew, however, was an artist. He began drawing in Middle School, and continued all the way through college at MICA.

Vijay Iyer is a lawyer by day and an aspiring programmer at night; in between, say around teatime, he would like to fit in more acting. Mr. Iyer has been in a number of productions and films in the Baltimore area, including performing a monologue at the Round House Theatre and as an extra in the film “Enemy of the State”. Organically grown in Maryland, Mr. Iyer has a passion for pour over coffee, rock climbing, and playing guitar.