Dan
Harmon (Creator-Director-Camera Operator): Path Pedaler is the
dream-child of Dan Harmon. Dan is a bit of a jack-of-all-trades! Dan
has worked as a machinist; he owns and operates Harmon Hardwoods,
a custom cabinet shop; and he has worked in the music business for
about thirty years. This type of production is very new to Dan, so,
he enlisted the help of some knowledgeable friends and Path Pedaler
was born. Dan has stepped into the roll of director and camera operator,
both of which he finds challenging and exciting.
Mary
Jo Monte (Host & Writer):
Mary Jo Monte first got the cycling bug as a teenager, after watching
the movie Breaking Away, about a recent high school graduate obsessed
with the Italian racing team. Though not a racer, Mary Jo loves the
freedom of riding, the great outdoors, and getting some exercise.
Mary Jo works as a real estate investor in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
She races canoes and kayaks in her spare time and loves hiking with
her husband Michael. Mary Jo is grateful for the chance to combine
her love for cycling and travelling. "What a great opportunity
this is to showcase America's bike trails and to explore America one
mile at a time!".
Gary
"Bones" Bonam (Audio Video Editor-Music-Camera Operator):
Bones Bonam has been a professional musician since 1964. His first
experience as a studio engineer/musician was in 1973. He started as
a video editor in 1985 with Henry J. Productions and work at Channel
67 in Cleveland. Bones has worked with various musical acts -- too
many to count! He has sat in with people like Lonnie Mack (The Wham
Man), who was one of Stevie Ray Vaughn's friends and favorites. Bones
worked with Lonnie's brother, Billy, for several years, way back when!
He has been working with Bruce Uher at MultiMedia-Interactive for
the last 15 years on videos for people like Charlie Daniels and Confederate
Railroad.
Bruce
Uher (Website): Founder and owner, of MultiMedia-Interactive is
a pioneer in the interactive business and started the business back
in 1985 creating marketing materials for small businesses, corporations
and major country and rock artists. This was back in an age where
the computer revolution was just in its beginning stages and a thing
called the internet wasn't even introduced to the general public.
He started programming computers at the age of twelve when he had
and Atari game and was fascinated by the games and wanted to figure
out how to create them. He started on a Tandy Model 1 which was the
first computer Radio Shack ever sold. This was back in the day where
you just didn't go to the store and buy software you had to write
it. As time passed he moved up through the different models of Tandy
computers including the Color Computer and programmed the OS9 Operating
System which NASA still uses today. He bought his first IBM Compatible
PC that came on the market and the computer world was about to change.
He graduated from Coshocton High School in Coshocton, Ohio where he
was fortunate to have a school that had it's own TV studio. This is
where he got his start in video production. Bruce still operates his
multimedia business with clients like legendary music artist Charlie
Daniels and several other major country and rock artists including
corporations such as Post Cereal, Bath & Body Works, Del Monte,
Google, and many more.
Dan
Harmon (Creator-Director-Camera Operator): Path Pedaler is the
dream-child of Dan Harmon. Dan is a bit of a jack-of-all-trades! Dan
has worked as a machinist; he owns and operates Harmon Hardwoods,
a custom cabinet shop; and he has worked in the music business for
about thirty years. This type of production is very new to Dan, so,
he enlisted the help of some knowledgeable friends and Path Pedaler
was born. Dan has stepped into the roll of director and camera operator,
both of which he finds challenging and exciting.
Mary
Jo Monte (Host & Writer): 
Gary
"Bones" Bonam (Audio Video Editor-Music-Camera Operator):
Bones Bonam has been a professional musician since 1964. His first
experience as a studio engineer/musician was in 1973. He started as
a video editor in 1985 with Henry J. Productions and work at Channel
67 in Cleveland. Bones has worked with various musical acts -- too
many to count! He has sat in with people like Lonnie Mack (The Wham
Man), who was one of Stevie Ray Vaughn's friends and favorites. Bones
worked with Lonnie's brother, Billy, for several years, way back when!
He has been working with Bruce Uher at MultiMedia-Interactive for
the last 15 years on videos for people like Charlie Daniels and Confederate
Railroad. 
Bruce
Uher (Website): Founder and owner, of MultiMedia-Interactive is
a pioneer in the interactive business and started the business back
in 1985 creating marketing materials for small businesses, corporations
and major country and rock artists. This was back in an age where
the computer revolution was just in its beginning stages and a thing
called the internet wasn't even introduced to the general public.
He started programming computers at the age of twelve when he had
and Atari game and was fascinated by the games and wanted to figure
out how to create them. He started on a Tandy Model 1 which was the
first computer Radio Shack ever sold. This was back in the day where
you just didn't go to the store and buy software you had to write
it. As time passed he moved up through the different models of Tandy
computers including the Color Computer and programmed the OS9 Operating
System which NASA still uses today. He bought his first IBM Compatible
PC that came on the market and the computer world was about to change.
