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Robert Aubry Davis
A native Washingtonian, Robert Aubry Davis is a nationally-recognized producer and host of many radio and television productions. He began his radio career in 1978 at PBS's WETA station where he hosted the popular afternoon drive-time program for over a decade. Since then he has programmed the show Millennium of Music, which has been heard in over 100 markets around the country for over 20 years. Aside from a series of radio specials on classical music, Davis has also collaborated with Judy Collins on the radio and television specials, Judy Collins: Live at Wolf Trap. As president of Radman Productions, he has produced a series of compilation CDs of early music; and as television personality, he is the host of the WETA's Emmy Award-winning television program Around Town. Davis has written liner notes for discs from many labels, has written review material and "thought pieces" for publication in the United States and Europe, and serves on boards and grant committees for a variety of music and arts organizations. Well-known in the music industry for his work for the Recording Academy, which brings the world the Grammy Awards every year, Davis also does important work in the fields of music education, preservation, and much more.

Mary Sue Twohy
Mary Sue Twohy has been part of the folk music world for years – as award-winning singer/songwriter with 3 albums to date, as an acoustic music publicist and radio show host on XM15 The Village. Folk music has been long part of her heritage from her Dad singing her “Puff, The Magic Dragon” when she was a little girl, to belting out the Wabash Cannonball in grammar school to singing “We Shall Overcome” at candlelight vigils. Harboring a great respect for traditional folk music, Mary Sue Twohy also hosts a contemporary folk show called “Songs to Hang on Stars” Saturday nights 7 PM ET and 4 PM PT.

Elena See
From Minnesota to Maine to Ohio to Washington, D.C., Elena See is the Music Director for XM Classics. But her love of music certainly does not stop with classical symphonies and string quartets. No it doesn't. She's a clarinetist who loves jazz and bluegrass, a shower-singer who gets excited about contemporary acoustic music and a girl who takes every opportunity to listen to folk music in the rain. Elena originally started out in the radio world working for public radio's "A Prairie Home Companion" with Garrison Keillor in Minnesota...when she decided to move to the great Northeast, she was lucky enough to become Maine Public Radio's Music Director and when the winds of travel called again, they led her to Washington D.C. and XM Satellite Radio where she's able to do a little something with all the music she loves.

Robbie Schaefer
Robbie Schaefer is the guitarist and songwriter for the acclaimed independent folk/rock band Eddie From Ohio. Although the indie model has become increasingly common in the music industry, Eddie From Ohio actually helped pave the way, building a fan base through relentless touring and grassroots marketing beginning in 1991. Having created a large and loyal following across the U.S. and Canada (the mailing list now tops 25,000 names), the band has also released 9 CDs, selling upwards of 150,000 copies, all on their own Virginia Soul Records. In recent years Robbie has also turned his musical attention toward solo projects, (releasing In The Flesh, a live solo album, in 2003), composing and recording the theme song for the theatrical production Gulf View Drive (by New York playwright Arlene Hutton), which premiered at the Actor's Co-Op in Hollywood, CA in 2006, and releasing his first CD for kids and families, Songs For Kids Like Us on Rocket Pop Records in 2006. The success of Songs For Kids Like Us led to a wealth of opportunities for Robbie, culminating in his arrival as Music Director at XMKiDS on XM Satellite Radio.