Ravi Gupta
Before launching Lost Debate, Ravi founded Arena, where he led a team that helped elect over 75 candidates and train over 1500 political operatives.
Cory Bradford
Born in the deeply southern post-industrial town of Anniston, Alabama, Cory is best known for his colorful, satirical videos about American history and politics on TikTok, where he has garnered an audience of more than half a million followers.
Rikki Schlott
A self-proclaimed “old person trapped in a young person’s body” is a libertarian journalist, commentator, and politically homeless member of Gen-Z. In addition to being a host at Lost Debate, Rikki is a New York Post columnist, a contributor at Reason Magazine, and a fellow at the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE).
Micky Ayoub
Born in Brazil with a short and muggy stint in Florida, Micky found his home in New York City at 18. After making it big in the modeling industry, he decided to give up all the traveling and partying when Donald Trump was elected president.
lucy biggers
Before joining Lost Debate, Lucy spent 6 years in the trenches of social video at NowThis News. She has experience both in front of and behind the camera, covering climate stories that matter most to the Millennial and Gen-Z generations.
Michael Hendricks
Michael comes to Lost Debate after spending roughly 7 years at CNN between both the international and domestic networks. After growing up in St. Louis, he left the Midwest and has since been getting progressively less young and restless. He has not, however, been able to shake involuntarily saying "ope" when nearly colliding with slow walkers.
Moyo Adeolu
A multi-platform journalist and videographer, Moyo is a first-generation Nigerian-American and Chicago native. After receiving her master's in Public Affairs Reporting, Moyo pursued one of her life goals and relocated to New York City.
