Jeff grew up in Northern California. He was swept off his feet by a blonde engineer while gathering a pair of accounting degrees from BYU. The safe life of an accountant didn’t appeal, so they moved east to the University of Illinois, where they stumbled on four children while both picked up graduate degrees.
He and his engineer wife have four kids, two dogs, two cats, and 14 chickens. They reside in the Bible Belt where she homeschools their children and he teaches stranger’s children business strategy and entrepreneurship at the University of South Carolina.
Jeffrey is the founder and editor-in-chief of Erraticus. He is a former mental health professional and educator, whose research interests center around localism, American pragmatism, and bioregionalism.
He covers, education, philosophy, psychology, and religion.
He lives in Southern Appalachia.
Heather is Director of Communications and Conference Planner at Character.org, an education nonprofit in DC. She has served as guest editor for the Journal of Character Education, editor for the Schools of Character Magazine, and manuscript screener in fiction and nonfiction for Autumn House Press.
She writes about art, music, and film with regard to how they shape culture. She likes animals and comics and believes people have the capacity to accomplish amazing things.
Joshua is a peregrine thinker. He has worked in technology and innovation policy at a D.C.-based think tank.
Beyond studying economics, urban planning, and violence, he spends time exploring avant-garde and postmodern film and literature, as well as country, jazz, and funk guitar.
Currently, he resides in West Virginia—with his fantastic pup, Wanda.
Kelley works in management for Amazon and enjoys writing about film, literature, and technology, researching their effects on our daily lives. In her spare time, she loves composing and recording music with her husband, and writing creative fiction.
Nicole is a public health professional who specializes in global health and infectious disease. Her other interests are wide-ranging and include theoretical physics, history and feminism. In her spare time she enjoys traveling, hiking and discussing politics with friends.
Sloane is a writer in Arlington, Virginia. Her interests include art, culture, and politics.
Caitlin is a photographer, educator, and communication professional. She enjoys writing about rhetoric, history, and philosophy, placing particular significance on human-beings as story-telling animals. She has been published in numerous outlets, both local and national, as well as in a number of academic journals.
She currently resides in Raleigh, NC with her dog Marvel.
Daniel “Winch” Winchester is a “young professional” working in the non-profit world in Washington, DC. He spends his days developing educational materials on classical liberalism and his nights listening to good music with good friends. His passions include Judaism, Dave Matthews Band, and political philosophy.
