Mr. Klinger has had vast experience in the entertainment industry. He produced two public affairs series for Metromedia ("Under Discussion" and "Community Dialogue"). He was in charge of Business Affairs for all live television specials for CBS Televisions Network, and then Business Affairs for Columbia and Epic Records (West Coast). He also ran April/Blackwood Music Publishing Companies (CBS, West Coast).

He is a respected innovator in Home Video, when as Division Vice President (Programming and Business Affairs), West Coast, for RCA Home Video, he played a seminal role in bringing the Jane Fonda Workout series into being, and, as Executive Producer, helped coordinate the marketing and sales campaigns for both RCA and Karl Home Video for the disc and cassette market sectors.

Two years later, as Vice President, Home Video, at Taft Entertainment Company, he created and oversaw the marketing launch and sales campaign for the [Taft-owned] Hanna-Barbera animated direct-to-video series, "The Greatest Adventures: Stories from the Bible." The project involved strategic niche marketing and the first direct marketing launch of a video project. Sales have topped 18,000,000 units.

In 1990, he became President of King World Home Entertainment, produced several successful original video programs, and prepared the business plan for the creation and launch of an Oprah-owned Harpo Home Video company.

He has produced many made-for home video programs in the exercise, sports, and children's genres. Several of these programs have sold in the multi-millions of units.

Currently, he heads his own production and marketing company, Robin Road Productions.

Klinger received his B.A. from Harvard University, a certificat of study from the Sorbonne, and his J.D. degree from Columbia University School of Law, and has taught Journalism and Mass Media courses at Cal. State University at Northridge.

Patt Morrison is a multimedia, one-woman progressive Rupert Murdoch: op-ed columnist and writer for the Los Angeles Times, author of a best-selling book, public television and radio host and commentator, and now a bloggette, or is that bloggeuse? Patt was just given an entire editorial page of every Saurday Los Angeles Times for interviews of public figures.

She's covered everything from national political campaigns to the Super Bowl, from riots and earthquakes to the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Olympics and Britain's royal family. As founding host and commentator for "Life & Times" on KCET, she won six Emmys and six Golden Mike Awards. She was host and consulting producer of The Book Show with Patt Morrison, and a commentator for NPR's Morning Edition. She is a frequent guest on BBC television and radio. And, of course, she is the host of the eponymous two-hour "Patt Morrison'' Radio Program, which airs weekdays on Los Angeles NPR affiliate, KPCC-FM, 89.3.

Her critically honored and best-selling book, Rio LA: Tales from the Los Angeles River, is the story of the city's improbable river. Her short story, "Morocco Junction 90210,'' appears in the best-selling Mystery Anthology Los Angeles Noir. Her 2001 column about George Bush's rollback of reproductive rights policies eventually generated about a million bucks in Bush's name for pro-choice organizations. She has a handsome collection of brass, crystal and Lucite awards, including a share of two Pulitzer Prizes and the Skeptic Society's Edward R. Murrow award. In her spare time, she enjoys parallel parking and rescuing homeless dogs, and is exceptionally proud of having given a speech that made Carl Reiner laugh. Kirk Douglas calls her ''legs'' Morrison.

Patt will provide all of the necessary tact, skill, humor, and smarts to make each debate entertaining as well as informative. She has proven her ability to handle all kinds of tricky subjects with dignity and aplomb; and all kinds of difficult personalities with a velvet glove.

Mr. Greenberg is currently CEO and Executive Producer of Bucks Boys Productions, a fully integrated digital production company with headquarters in Los Angeles, CA. As a management consultant Mr. Greenberg executed strategic projects for some of the biggest companies in the world, including American Express, A&P Supermarkets and InterActiveCorp.

He has extensive credits in producing and directing television, commercial + music video productions as well as interactive online content. Through his company he has executive produced over sixty projects since 2007. His credits include videos for such notable musicians as Kanye West, Leona Lewis, Sammy Hagar, Corbin Bleu and Alice In Chains as well as content for fortune 500 companies including Nissan, Pedigree, Gatorade, T-Mobile and Sony Online Entertainment.

He currently serves on the board of directors for Prop 8 Films and is actively involved in various non-profit organizations. Mr. Greenberg graduated from The George School and holds a B.S in Marketing from Ithaca College.