Lydia Poulteney holds a Bachelor of Arts in film theory and practice from the University of Kent. Along with her fiancé, James Hicks, she created the YouTube channel The Simpsons Theory in 2020, which concentrates on the mysteries of the show.

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An award-winning investigative journalist, Kevin Poulsen oversees news and feature reporting at wired.com. In June 2010, he and a cowriter broke the news that the government had secretly arrested a young Army intelligence analyst on suspicion of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks.

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Matthew Ichihashi Potts is the Plummer Professor of Christian Morals at Harvard Divinity School and the Pusey Minister in the Memorial Church at Harvard University. He lives with his family in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Joanna Potts received a first-class degree in historical studies from the University of Bristol. She now makes history and current affairs documentaries for the BBC and Channel 4.

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Adam Pottle's writing explores the dynamic and philosophical aspects of Deafness and disability. Adam has a PhD in English literature and is the author of a play, Ultrasound, a volume of poetry, Beautiful Mutants, a novel, Mantis Dreams: The Journal of Dr. Dexter Ripley, and a novella, The Bus. He lives in Saskatoon.

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Ronald T. Potter-Efron, MSW, PhD, is a psychotherapist in private practice in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, who specializes in anger management, mental health counseling, and the treatment of addictions. He is the author of Stop the Anger Now and coauthor of The Secret Message of Shame and Anger, Alcoholism, and Addiction.

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Patricia S. Potter-Efron, MS, is a clinical psychotherapist at First Things First Counseling Center in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She is coauthor of Letting Go of Shame and The Secret Message of Shame, as well as several professional books on anger and shame.

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British author and artist Beatrix Potter (1866–1943) wrote and illustrated many children's books in the late nineteenth century. She is best known for her enchanting tales and endearing drawings of woodland creatures in human clothes, most notably Peter Rabbit.

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