Rachel Wright is not your ordinary soccer mom. She has been named one of the "Most Remarkable Women" on ABC's The View and has been featured as an expert on The Today Show, sharing her sage advice with millions of women. Rachel has been highlighted in Glamour magazine for her philanthropic advances and was recognized for her ongoing community endeavors as one of the "Eckerd 100 Outstanding National Volunteers." Her versatile background has made her a go- to Mom expert, where she has been quoted in publications ranging from The Wall Street Journal to American Baby magazine. In the spring of 2007 Rachel founded National Mom's Night Out, an extremely successful campaign, to encourage moms to take time off from the kids and celebrate who they are besides being a mom. Rachel is the author of Bye-Bye Boardroom: Confessions From A New Breed of Stay-At-Home Moms and Mom's Night Out: Even Inmates Get Time Off for Good Behavior.

Armed with a B.S. degree in communications from Florida State University, she embarked on a career filled with a myriad of experiences. Rachel's initial position was as a program coordinator for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. It was here that her passion for helping others was cultivated. She then worked as a field marketing manager for consumer goods giant, E & J Gallo Winery. Rachel was in charge of recruiting, training, and marketing for five Gallo distributors in the state of Florida. From the world of wine, she moved to the financial services arena, where she was an assistant vice president with Merrill Lynch in the Private Client Group. She managed investment portfolios for corporations and affluent individuals with combined assets totaling more than $250 million and helped her clients successfully reach their financial goals. While achieving a burgeoning bank account, Rachel felt something was missing in her life. Recognizing the profound impact her non-profit experience had provided and lessons it had taught her, she co-founded The Golden Rule Foundation, a children's charity dedicated to inspiring children to give to others. She spearheaded a movement that provided elementary school children with hands-on community service projects so they could realize the pivotal role they are capable of playing in our society. She spent the next five years at the helm of The Golden Rule Foundation as the executive director.

It is Rachel's current position, however, that is her most challenging and provides her with the bulk of her "material." She's an entrepreneurial mom with two beautiful children. Her dreams for the future are to keep others around her laughing and to have her children grow into motivated, competent adults who require as little therapy as possible.

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Lynn Colwell and Corey Colwell-Lipson are a mom-daughter team and authors of Celebrate Green! Creating Eco-Savvy Holidays, Celebrations and Traditions for the Whole Family. Corey also is founder of the nationwide, non-profit initiative Green Halloween®, whose mission is to keep all the fun in the holiday while making it healthier for people (especially kids) and the planet.

Green Halloween will turn four years old this October. Starting in Seattle, it has exploded to almost 20 cities this year with an additional three dozen zoos and aquariums on board. This year, Green Halloween became a program of EcoMom Alliance and Lynn and Corey also declared October 9, National Costume Swap Day in order to bring recognition to the value (and fun) of swapping costumes instead of buying new.

Whether over the radio airwaves, at a university auditorium, in a corporate boardroom, at a civic organization, or at an industry association meeting, Vincent T. Edwards' voice and message reaches out to the masses, empowering individuals from all walks of life to achieve their goals and strengthen their lives and organizations through a concentration on purpose, plan and performance.

Vincent T. Edwards is committed to helping individuals transform the quality of their lives with a message that transcends barriers of age, culture or occupation, "Motivating Minds to Move from the Mundane and Mediocre To What Matters Most."

An accomplished professional and motivational leader, Vincent T. Edwards, "Mr. Speaker," is a man gifted by God with the ability to effectively communicate and connect with audiences. He is a powerful and dynamic speaker, author, columnist, radio talk show host, ordained minister, and expert on what it takes to be "Out In Front." His client list includes small and mid-sized businesses, universities, government agencies, non-profit organizations, industry trade groups, professional business associations, and community schools and churches.

In 1998, Vincent established Blessed Enterprise as a platform for providing practical motivation and training for youth and business leaders. Since that time, Blessed Enterprise has grown to connect people from all ethnicities and backgrounds, delivering a powerful message of hope, faith, and life empowerment.

As a keynote speaker and motivator for groups and companies that include Wal-Mart, The United Way, Florida State University, American Business Women of America, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee Urban League, Inc., Tallahassee Memorial Health Care, The Boys and Girls Club of America, among many others, Vincent T. Edwards weaves personal stories with professional experience, delivering relevant content within meaningful and memorable messages. His unique and energetic style of delivery, coupled with an interactive approach to audience participation, creates an atmosphere charged with excitement, enthusiasm, and genuine possibility.

In addition, Vincent has been an on-air presence for television and radio commercials, as well as doing voice over work for companies seeking a commanding spokesperson for their branding, endorsement and marketing initiatives.

Vincent presents a unique mix of deep faith, personal charisma, and professional acumen. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Management from Florida State University, went on to become an ordained minister serving the Watson Temple Institutional Church of God Christ, and, prior to establishing Blessed Enterprise, held leadership positions in a variety of corporate and government agencies.

Vincent T. Edwards is a devoted and loving husband to his wife of 16 years, April A. Edwards, and a dedicated father to his son, Isaiah.

Robin Cowie is a film producer, writer, and entrepreneur. Originally from South Africa, he has spent the last 18 years bringing together his passions for entertainment and internet commerce. Besides producing The Blair Witch Project, Robin has helmed 2 other feature films, 2 television shows, and 2 start up internet businesses. Robin has been fortunate to travel throughout the world and meet many amazing people but his most prized human network has it's hub in his own home with his wife and two children.

Shannon Hori anchors CBS4's 5 PM, 6 PM and 11 PM weekday newscasts with Antonio Mora. She came to CBS4 in June 2007 from KTVT/CBS 11/Dallas where she anchored the morning show.

While in Dallas/Fort Worth, Shannon was sent to cover the busy 2004 Florida hurricane season and contributed features on former Dallas Cowboys players for the "The Troy and Babe Show," for which she received a 2005 Lone Star Emmy Award.

Prior to KTVT, Shannon worked for six years at WESH-TV, the NBC affiliate in Orlando, where she anchored the weekday 5:30pm newscast, reported for the 11pm news and was nominated for two Emmy Awards. Some of the stories she covered while in Florida included the deadly Florida tornadoes of 1998, the Presidential election of 2000, and the Columbia Shuttle disaster, for which the station won a national Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award. She also contributed reports to a series on home inspections that won a 2004 Peabody Award. Shannon has also worked as the morning anchor for WLKY-TV, the CBS affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky and WTWO-TV, the NBC affiliate in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Shannon is on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami, a non-profit organization which matches children to mentors. She is also volunteering as a big sister herself (for the third time). She is very proud of the Neighbors 4 Neighbors program at CBS4 and often contributes stories about what people are doing in the community to make a difference.

Shannon graduated from Indiana University with a double major in journalism and speech communications. In her spare time she loves doing anything outside and reading.

Shannon and her husband Kendall Cogan have fraternal twin boys, Colt and Cade. They live in Coral Gables with their dog Maddy Ann, who is a very well-trained black lab released from Canine Companions for Independence. Shannon graduated from Indiana University with a double major in journalism and speech communications.

If you are a parent who wants to learn how best to communicate with your teen daughters...you'll want to catch Tuesday's show. My daughter Jessica Hamman will be on with a few friends, Katie Harbourt and Ashley Smedley  to give pointers on talking with your teens about tough topics like curfews, dating , drugs and more!