Carol Marin is an investigative reporter for NBC5 in Chicago and a featured political columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times. She is also Co-Director of The DePaul Documentary Project.

A former correspondent for CBS News, she has appeared nationally on 60 Minutes, 48 Hours and The CBS Evening News. Her work has also appeared on NBC Nightly News and The Today Show. In addition she has been a principal anchor for newscasts on WMAQ-TV and WBBM-TV in Chicago.

Don Moseley is an investigative producer for NBC5 in Chicago and Co-Director of The DePaul Documentary Project. A former producer for CBS News, his work has appeared on 60 Minutes, 48 Hours and The CBS Evening News.

We have been a team since September of 1980. Together we have earned broadcastings' most prestigious honors:

The George Foster Peabody Award (1997 & 1998)
The Alfred l. duPont-Columbia University Award (1987 & 1999)
The National Emmy Award (1989 & 1998)
The Gracie Award for American Women in Radio and Television (2002)
National UPI Reporter of the Year (1989)
In September of 2003, Marin and Moseley joined with DePaul University to create The DePaul Documentary Project. Its office on DePaul's Lincoln Park Campus acts as the home base for the operations of Marin Corp Productions and is supported by a rotating cast of interns drawn from DePaul's student body.