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Host and Co-Creator Maria is one of those rare rosebuds, a California native with a genuine love for people, travel and the environment. She began her stand-up comedy career at the Icehouse in Pasadena. She has also performed at The Comedy Store and can be seen regularly at Room 5 and The Hollywood Improv. As a host for NBC's lifestyle show, YourLA, Maria has been featured on segments in Los Angeles and London. Maria has lived, worked and volunteered abroad ever since she was a child. Maria's parents would frequently take their family to visit and volunteer at orphanages in Mexico. After graduating from USC with her degree in Communication and French, Maria lived in France and traveled extensively. Maria has worked at orphanages, drug rehab centers, homeless shelters, and with Habitat for Humanity around the world including Haiti, Venezuela, Northern Ireland, Thailand and Ethiopia. Go
Live Give combines Maria's love for travel with her passion to give back to the
environment which she loves to explore and to the people she loves to connect
with. GLG has empowered Maria to utilize her talents and heart for an amazing
cause. As the host for Go Live Give, Maria hopes to inspire people to live boldly
and travel wisely. |
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|  While in London producing a show for NBC's, YourLA, Kim found herself looking at an opportunity to develop an original project. When she worked with host, Maria Warman, Kim quickly discovered that they shared the same passion for people and the environment. A few months later, their combined dedication and vision led to the creation of Go Live Give. In producing Go Live Give, Kim hopes that combining her love for travel and volunteering will not only inspire those around her but also people worldwide. Kim grew up in a small town in Connecticut and developed a passion for television production. By age 16, she was borrowing cameras to create her own small independent films, interviewing friends and family wherever she went. She studied Radio/TV/Film at Marist College in New York where she received a degree in communication and an even bigger love for producing television. Her career in production began in NYC where she worked at FOX News. She eventually moved to Vh1 where she worked on The Fabulous Life and then helped launch the popular hit series, Best Week Ever. Later she moved on to MTV working on the show, High School Stories, where she worked in the field traveling throughout the country. In
2005, Kim traded in her winter coat for a bathing suit and headed to LA. Since
her arrival, she has produced over 50 hours of television as a Field Producer
for NBC's YourLA. Most recently, Kim traveled to Orlando, FL where she produced
a one hour travel episode What You Get for the Money Vacations: Walt Disney World
Resort for The Fine Living Network. |
