Larry Di Stefano

has just made his directorial debut with the screwball comedy feature Love and Other Dilemmas. When not directing, he enjoys playing with his daughter Chiara and seeing how many espresso a person can safely drink in one day.

Alison Kelly

is a writer and actor who has made a career of raging and giggling publicly about her family. By dragging all their little secrets into the open and dissecting them in messy detail she hopes to garner pity from the general public. Miraculously, she is still married and her children not only speak to her but genuinely seem to like her. Alison is part of the creative team that wrote the award winning, internationally acclaimed hits Mom’s the Word and Mom’s The Word 2:Unhinged.

Jude Weir

Jude has spent what seems like several lifetimes writing, directing, and producing for stage, television, and the World Wide Web -- and yet, strangely, her children do not believe she is cool. And she is. Really. Ranting Parent is her final attempt to convince them. Plans to convince her granddaughters are in the works.

Deborah Williams

is one of the creator/stars of the international smash hit comedies Mom’s the Word and Mom’s the Word 2: Unhinged.   She is also a media personality and comedian seen and heard regularly on radio and TV.  Deborah continues to be an avid reader, gardener, marketer and floundering mother of two fabulous people.

Stacey Kaser

does tons of yoga but still can’t get mellow. She juggles raising two only moderately behaved children and a career as a television producer and screenranter...oops writer. She created rantingparent.com in response to all the people who have suggested she should write “books for children."

Deborah Peraya

holds an M.A. in Film Theory, specializing in Bugs Bunny cartoons. (Yes, you can get a degree for that.) After university, she quickly realized that working at Starbucks was not what she had in mind. Instead she became a television writer and has contributed to numerous series. Love and Other Dilemmas, Deborah’s first feature, hit theatres in January 2008.