Athena is the Executive Producer of Zombified Media, and Co-Director of the Human Generosity Project. She is an Associate Professor of Psychology at ASU and the author of "A Field Guide to the Apocalypse: A Mostly Serious Guide to Surviving Our Wild Times."

Coltan is the world's leading expert on morbid curiosity. He investigates the reasons behind our fascination with horror, true crime, and the apocalypse. He is also the director of the Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl.

Joe has first hand experience with the zombie apocalypse as an Emergency Medicine Physician. He is an Associate Professor at the University of New Mexico, the host of the podcast Evolution Medicine, and the host of the talk show, Dr. Zed.

Pam defies the divisions between science and art. She has been a scientific research curator, worked at the Exploratorium for decades, and is also an author, playwright and director.

Neil has been illustrating the apoclaypse for years. He's also an experienced scientific illustrator, graphic designer, and he runs workshops to teach scientists how to communicate about thier ideas visually.

Shane is the creator of Stand-Up Science, the Here We Are podcast host, and has been featured on Comedy Central. Currently touring for his psychedelic stand-up show, A Better Trip, Shane will join the road show to share his hilarious outlook on life, the end, and a new apocalyptic beginning.

Jake constructs sets for Westerns, builds out Land Cruisers, and can fix just about anything that might break when the shit hits the fan. When he's not working, you'll find him off-roading around the Four Corners region searching for the best place to survive the apocalypse.

Dianne knows how to survive on the road, and is ready to share her knowledge with the rest of us. She's also an expert in outreach with general audiences and bridging the gap between science and the real world.

Andrew is the producer of the YouTube channel RiskBites and the founder of the ASU Future of Being Human initiative. He is a world expert on the future of AI, and a thought leader on all topics related to risk and the apocalypse.

Ollie studies how quickly people adapt their risk taking according to what they are doing. He is mainly sensible whilst wearing his Associate Professor of Computational Neuroscience hat. By night he’s practicing his zombie escape routine by skateboarding away from security guards.

Ben studies how people make decisions when the world is unpredictable, especially how cooperation helps people manage risk. He is also a fast runner and decoy who can use this skill to lure zombies away from ARS camp, like a mother bird feigns injury to distract predators from the nest.

Lily is a mortician, actor, knife fighter, media expert and wandering soul who brings her love of all things morbid to the apoclaypse road show. She's the brains behind ARS's social media.

Rich is ready to get in there to do whatever needs to be done, from fixing a flat tire to organzing a fermented beverage tasting to ensuring that everyone is properly attired for the apocalyptic occasion.

Paola is researcher studying human nature in the apocalypse, especially how people's preferences for social partners and mates change during uncertain times. She is also a professional storyteller, making her Road Show debut with her infamous personal apocalyptic cockroach story.

 Lindsay is a creative portrait photographer focusing on empowering the people she captures and highlighting the beauty of natural landscapes. She loves the road and the adventure that it brings to life.

Jose is a custom hat maker in Flagstaff, Arizona. Not only does he custom-create handmade hats, but he also uses photography as an avenue of expression to capture beautiful portraits of interesting individuals. Jose can be found on Instagram @spurhats and @overlandphotocollective

A member of The National Academy of Sciences, Polly has conducted research among the !Kung Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert over the past forty years. Polly has also researched the origins of storytelling, looking at how the art and power of storytelling can be profound avenues of communication and persuasion.

Julie spreads love like a zombie spreads their contagion--relentlessly! She curates musical events and happenings to enrich communities and spread love. She is the co-founder of Pickin' in the Pines, an annual bluegrass festival located in the mountains of Flagstaff, Arizona.

Dr. T is the man to turn to when AIs become evil. With his insights into neural networks, critical infrastructure, optimizing for resilience or destruction, and power of human cooperation, Skynet does not stand a chance. Human race shall not languish below the API!

Eric is a filmmaker, editor, and storyteller capturing the raw, chaotic beauty of life in the apocalypse. He documents the survival strategies, unexpected encounters, and dramatic twists that shape our uncertain world, transforming them into gripping narratives. With experience in narrative film and editing, Eric provides a visual guide to navigating doomsday scenarios.

Geoffrey Miller is an evolutionary psychologist and author. He has a B.A. in Biology and Psychology and a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology, and is a tenured associate professor at University of New Mexico. His research has been featured in Nature, Science, The New York Times, The Washington Post, New Scientist, and The Economist, on NPR and BBC radio, and in documentaries on CNN, PBS, Discovery Channel, National Geographic Channel, and BBC.

Lee has spent years of his life in the field doing research on cooperation in small scale societies. He is a Professor at Rutgers and Co-Director of the Human Generosity Project.

Diego sports the apocalypse casual look most days. He is a post-doc at U of Arizona studying empathy, fitness interdependence and food sharing.

Cristina is ready to take on all the zombies. She's an experienced project manager and specialist in building and supporting interdisciplinary teams.

Creative Director at ASU’s Department of Psychology, and the co-author of the award-winning “Solving Modern Problems with a Stone-Age Brain.” Dave Lundberg-Kenrick is always asking “how can we best survive in the modern world – with or without an apocalypse?” Dave is also co-host of the Zombified Podcast and Undead Live on Channel Zed.

In need of a distraction in order for the group to escape a zombie hoard? Jeff has it covered. From brainstorming creative ideas to discussing complex perspectives, Jeff posesses a life-changing toolbelt to get authors (and their zombie-fleeing friends) off the ground. His weapon of choice would likely be a book.

Diana is an evolutionary psychologist and Associate Research Professor at the University of New Mexico. Her field of research includes the study of disgust, human sexuality, and hormones and behavior.