Associate Director of Risk, U.S. Public Sector (Defense & National Security)

To discuss the recent slew of terror attacks in Iraq, Bangladesh, Turkey, Saudia Arabia, we FEATURE Tara Maller. Dr. Maller is the Spokesperson and Senior Policy Advisor for the Counter Extremism Project. She is also a Research Fellow in the International Security Program at New America. Previously, she was the Director of Strategic Communications for the Service Year Alliance, a joint venture of The Aspen Institute and Be The Change. Prior to the creation of the joint venture, she served as Associate Director for Strategic Communications for the Franklin Project at the Aspen Institute. She is also a former military analyst at the CIA, where she focused on the Iraq insurgency. She publishes and speaks on a variety of topics including sanctions, diplomacy, intelligence, cybersecurity, terrorism, Iraq, women in security & national service. She received her Ph.D. in Political Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her M.A. in international relations from the University of Chicago. Media includes: Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, Fox Business, Bloomberg TV

Social Worker / Community Organizer

To mark Eid al-Fitr, the Muslim festival that signifies the end of Ramadan, we FEATURE Fatima Salman. Fatima is community organizer and social worker, currently working as the program coordinator for the Center for Leadership Development Program at the University of Michigan's Technical Assistance Center in Detroit, Michigan. She joined the Muslims Students Association as the inaugural Executive Director in April. She serves on the ISNA EC as the Central Zone Representative, as the education and youth chair on the Michigan Muslim Community Council, as the Majlis Youth Committee Advisor for MYNA, as the head of the Personal Development Committee for MYNA, as the chair of the Central Program Committee for this year's ISNA Convention, as the co-chair of the programs committee at The Children's Center in Detroit, on the West Bloomfield Township Diversity Committee, and on the Community Advisory Panel for DPTV.

Professor and the Robert B. Daugherty Endowed Chair in Business Ethics and Society/ CEO and Executive Director

As it comes to light that Trump's claims to charity are exaggerated, we FEATURE Beverly Kracher. Dr. Kracher is one of the country’s leading experts on business ethics. Her areas of expertise include city-level business ethics, international business ethics, ethics and society, ethical leadership, ethical blind spots, online trust and online business protests. Professor Kracher holds the Robert B. Daugherty Endowed Chair in Business Ethics and Society at Creighton University Heider College of Business. She is also the CEO and executive director of the Omaha Business Ethics Alliance where she delivers city-level ethics education to businesses and coaches some of America’s strongest and most successful leaders on how to develop ethical organizations. With more than 20 years developing and sharing ethical insights, Dr. Kracher brings clarity to every facet of what constitutes ethical behavior, from how to deal with everyday moral dilemmas and stop moral snowballs, to how to align an organization to its core values and drive economic development in an ethical community. Media includes: CNBC.com, Omaha World Herald Midland Business Journal, Corporate Responsibility Officer magazine and B2B Omaha Magazine

Senior Editor and Planetary Evangelist

After a five year long journey, NASA has announced that the Juno spacecraft has finally reached Jupiter. To discuss, we FEATURE Emily Lakdawalla. Emily is a passionate advocate for the exploration of all of the worlds of our solar system. Through blogs, photos, videos, podcasts, print articles, Twitter, and any other medium she can put her hand to, Lakdawalla shares the adventure of space exploration with the world. She has been writing and editing the Planetary Society Blog since 2005, reporting on space news, explaining planetary science, and sharing beautiful space photos. In addition to editing the blog, she appears weekly on the Society's "Planetary Radio" show, aired on more than 200 public radio stations and Sirius and XM satellite radio, answering listener questions or rounding up the latest space news from the blog. Lakdawalla received the prestigious Jonathan Eberhart Planetary Journalism Award from the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society in 2011. She is increasingly in demand as a public speaker to science and astronomy events for adults and children of all ages, trusted by scientists to interpret their work correctly and communicate about it clearly. Media includes: BBC America, BBC World News, Planetary Radio