Rainn Wilson is a three-time Emmy Award nominated actor, best known for the role of Dwight Schrute in NBC's The Office. He's acted in dozens of other films and TV shows such as (in no particular order): Six Feet Under, The Meg, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, Super, The Rocker, Star Trek Discovery, Utopia, Jerry and Marge Go Large, Almost Famous, Backstrom, Galaxy Quest, Blackbird as well as the upcoming CODE 3.

He is the host of the new Peacock docu-series "Rainn Wilson and the Geography of Bliss" in which he travels the world in search of happiness.

Rainn is the co-founder of the digital media company SoulPancake which created thousands of pieces of content and over a billion video views, including viral hits like Kid President, My Last Days, and The Idiots Guide to Climate Change.

He also Co-Founded the educational non-profit Lide Haiti, along with his wife, author Holiday Reinhorn and some Haitian friends. Lide educates hundreds of some of the poorest girls in Haiti and provides tutoring and scholarships as well.

Rainn co-wrote the New York Times bestselling SOULPANCAKE: Chew on Life's Big Questions as well as his comedic memoir, The Bassoon King: My Life in Art, Faith and Idiocy.

His newest book is entitled Soul Boom: Why We Need a Spiritual Revolution.

Jon Chattman has enjoyed a Reuben sandwich with Randy "Macho Man" Savage, somehow ignited Snoop Dogg to sing Dean Martin's "That's Amore," and asked Meryl Streep how she would survive in the event of a zombie apocalpyse. These are just some hightlights in this writer/author, marketing expert, online host, talent buyer, and man-of-many-hats career. He has an extensive background in the entertainment field, specializing in interviewing and writing about those in music, film and the television world.

Chattman has authored many pop culture, sports, and wrestling books including Time Heels (Pitching Publishing), How the Red Sox Explain New England (Triumph Books), Superfly: The Jimmy Snuka Story (Triumph Books), A Battle Royal in the Sky (Pitch Publishing), I Love the Red Sox....(Triumph Books), and Sweet 'Stache (Adams Media). He's appeared on/in various publications and outlets supporting his projects including the Opie & Anthony Show, the NY Daily News, the NY Post, the Chicago Sun-Times and The Howard Stern Show.

Chattman has covered various red carpets from the Oscars and the Indie Spirit Awards to the Tony Awards. He's interviewed an eclectic mix of talent including Hulk Hogan, Courtney Love, Moneybagg Yo, Tracy Morgan, Javier Bardem, Aaron Sorkin, The 1975, Alice Cooper, and Marcus Stroman. In August 2011, he launched an online music and entertainment series A-Sides which features musicians performing a song or two and taking part in an information conversation afterwords. The series has appeared on Huffington Post, Inked Magazine, Medium, and USA Today. Rising musicians and established acts who have appeared on the series include Gary Clark Jr., Joe Perry, Bastille, Duran Duran, Elle King, Jimmy Eat World, Imagine Dragons, Lucy Dacus, Letters to Cleo, and Melissa Etheridge.

Chattman has written for many outlets throughout the years including the NY Post, Inked Magazine, Flypaper, TV Guide, and Wizard. He also created the entertainment site thecheappop, and blogs for The Capitol Theatre.

Chattman is a talent booker and buyer and produces events for non-profits. He was selected as one of the "Rising Stars" by The Business Council of Westchester. He is currently founder and chief creative officer of Moving Forward Connections, a small social media and marketing firm. He lives in Westchester County with his family.