Joe Folley is a writer and YouTuber who runs the channel Unsolicited Advice, where he explores ideas drawn from philosophy and related fields. He studied at the University of Cambridge, completing his BA in 2021 and his MPhil in 2022. His academic interests include Epistemic Logic and the Divine Hiddenness Problem, topics that reflect his broader engagement with questions about knowledge, belief, and religion.

Elizabeth Oldfield is the host of The Sacred podcast and the author of Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times. A former Director and now Senior Fellow of the think tank Theos, Elizabeth is also Chair of Larger Us, supporting change‑makers to bridge divides and transform relationships. She appears regularly across major media including BBC television and radio, the World Service, The Financial Times, and The New York Times.

Bethel McGrew, Ph.D., is a failed mathematician and former high school teacher turned writer. She has been featured in a smattering of outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, First Things and The Critic and maintains a Substack with a modest following. Her writing on Jordan Peterson and C. S. Lewis has appeared in essay anthologies from Lexham Press and Davenant. Her work centers on religion, politics, philosophy, the arts and whatever else she randomly feels like holding forth about. She is committed to helping her readers unite prose and passion. She also tweets. A lot.

​Glen Scrivener is a speaker, writer and ordained minister. He serves as the Director of Speak Life in the UK, an evangelistic ministry that seeks, through preaching and media, to captivate both church and world with the love of Jesus. He is a YouTuber, podcaster, the author of ten books including the award-winning The Air We Breathe, and he is the creator and presenter of the digital evangelism course 321

Nemo the Mormon is a British content creator and commentator known for his thoughtful analysis of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Through his widely followed YouTube channel, he explores church history, doctrine, and contemporary issues with a clear, evidence-based approach. His work encourages open, respectful dialogue around faith, doubt, and institutional accountability, making him a prominent voice in conversations about belief and reform in modern religious communities.

Cassidy van der Kamp is an American filmmaker, YouTube creator, and event organizer based out of the Netherlands. She is best known as the founder of the Breakwater Festival. As the driving force behind Breakwater, she has helped create a space that brings together thinkers, creators, and seekers for in-person dialogue and collective sense making. She sits at the intersection of independent media and grassroots event-building, with a focus on cultivating environments where deep conversation and authentic engagement can flourish.