Stormy Daniels is a former stripper turned award-winning actor and director in the adult entertainment industry. Alongside her many awards, she has been inducted into the Night Moves Hall of Fame, AVN Hall of Fame, and XRCO Hall of Fame, and most recently enjoys the title of best-selling author after the publication of her memoir Full Disclosure in 2018. That same year, the City of West Hollywood gave her the Key to the City on “Stormy Daniels Day,” which is celebrated on May 23rd. Currently, Daniels has been nominated for “Outstanding Host” for the reality series For The Love of DILFS on OutTV. 

Her surge into the political arena happened in 2018 when former President Trump directed his attorney Michael Cohen to pay Daniels $130,000 to silence her from speaking about the affair they had in 2006. The falsification of business records to conceal this payment to Daniels led to Trump being charged with 34 felony counts, Daniels having to testify in court, and Trump subsequently being convicted of those crimes on May 30, 2024.
 

Nathan Monk is a social justice advocate, author, and former Orthodox priest. He lives in Tennessee with his partner and three children. He is the bestselling author of The Miracle, All Saints Hotel and Cocktail Lounge, and Russian Sleeper Cell.

Having experienced homelessness with his family during his teenage years, Nathan has gone on to found numerous programs providing food, clothing, emergency resources, and shelter. Over the years, he has worked with business professionals and government officials to help bring success to their philanthropic work. 

As the founder of the Charity Institute, a consulting firm assisting nonprofits, Nathan works with 501c3 organizations and local governments to address issues associated with homelessness, poverty, and social justice.

He has served as a board member of the Homelessness and Housing Alliance, the Task Force for Human Services, and the Planning Board of the City of Pensacola.

Over his career, he has received notable awards, appointments, and national media for his accomplishments in the area of social justice. 

Nathan is also an active public speaker and author. Through writing and speaking, he seeks to educate the public by breaking down stereotypes in our culture about people experiencing poverty and homelessness. His expanded educational programs and consulting work help create nonprofit cultures that are truly client-oriented. With a focus on outcomes over outreach, Nathan believes we can end homelessness.