Lerone D. Wilson is an award-winning filmmaker, technologist, and software developer. Holding a B.F.A from New York University’s Kanbar Institute of Film & Television, and an M.S. in Journalism from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism where he was a Joseph Pulitzer III Fellow, he is well trained in non-fiction information gathering and storytelling.

Wilson has produced and directed several documentaries for PBS and public television including Colored Frames – A Visual Art Documentary; Startup America; Concert for Newtown (Bill Moyers Special); and No Child Left Behind. He was the co-editor and developer of Blackline, a critically-acclaimed interactive magazine (the first to run on HTML5) and has worked as a consultant for several software companies including Google, Microsoft, Glitch, Stack Overflow, Trello, and Veson Nautical.

Andrea Mustain is a Brooklyn-based producer, journalist, and editor specializing in science, business, and technology. She works in both radio and video, and has produced content for WNYC, Marketplace, PRX, and PBS, among others. Her written work appears in print-based publications and websites, from Scientific American to the Christian Science Monitor. Andrea has a B.S. from Northwestern University, and an M.S. from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, where she also taught.

She currently serves as the host and executive producer of Raw Data, a STEM podcast focusing on how information becomes power, produced by PRX and the Sloan Foundation.