Fallon Stokes - a dynamic and passionate criminal defense attorney, broadcast analyst for Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball and ACC Network, contributing legal analyst for Court TV, and host of the podcast: “Talk that Talk with Fallon Stokes.” A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Fallon is a former fierce and competitive collegiate student-athlete who believes college athletics built the foundation for her success as criminal defense attorney and analyst.

During Fallon’s time at Georgia Tech, she was a four-year starter for the Women’s Basketball team and received All-ACC honors during her collegiate career. Post college career, Fallon attended Georgia State University and received a Master’s Degree in Sports Administration. After her tenure at Georgia State, she continued her education and received a Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia in 2012. Fallon has been a practicing attorney since 2013, specializing in criminal defense.

As a defense attorney, Fallon is a fighter for justice and has witnessed examples of authentic systematic inequality in the criminal justice system. She is an advocate for change and social justice reform and is very passionate about seeking justice and helping the ill-served in the community.

Prince "PJ" Daniels, Jr. - former NFL running back turned practitioner of mindfulness and meditation, author and entrepreneur who lives by the mantra: "Nothing is impossible unless you truly believe it is." His personal story is one of determination and a true-to-life testimony that anything is possible.

Daniels' football career began as a walk-on for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. His coach told him that he'd never play college football, let alone make it to the NFL. He not only played, but he became a two-time all-conference tailback and the fourth-leading rusher in Georgia Tech history, with 3,300 yards. He was selected as a two-time All-Academic All-ACC student-athlete, and in 2004 Daniels ran for a still existing NCAA bowl game record of 311 yards and four touchdowns at the Humanitarian Bowl. The NFL's Baltimore Ravens drafted Daniels in 2006, playing for three seasons until his career ended prematurely in 2009 due to injury.

Using meditation as the tool for recovery from his depression and loss of identity, he found his calling of helping professional athletes find their vision and purpose in the game beyond the game, life. Daniels' new book, Mindfulness for the Ultimate Athlete: Mastering the Balance Between Power and Peace, helps athletes reach the highest level of their game.

From an athlete who realized his dreams of playing in the NFL and going on to live a thriving and purpose-driven life, Daniels's message is nothing short of inspirational.