The team

Myah White is an actress, artist, and activist born and raised in Las Vegas — trained on stage since age five. She majored in Multimedia Communications with a minor in theatre while running Division I Track & Field, between the University of South Dakota and the Academy of Art University in San Francisco — until she was scouted in Vegas and moved to Hollywood. Her credits include Dead Man’s Hand, Dear White People, Lethal Weapon and Henry Danger.

She founded Rotten America on a simple conviction: Americans shouldn’t have to choose between what’s affordable and what’s safe. Myah leads the movement’s vision, brand, and partnerships — and pledges 10% of profits to organizations demanding a healthier future.

Joseph Visconti is the founder and CEO of Delilah Tech, Inc. — and the architect of Rotten America’s technology, from this site to the research engine powering the movement’s push for health and environmental reform nationwide.

A former Florida Gubernatorial Fellow, he earned the Jeb Bush Award for Outstanding Achievement in Public Policy for proposing the state’s Office of AI Readiness, then served in the Executive Office of the Governor — leading an engineering team using AI to uncover waste, fraud, and abuse in state government, recognized with the Hoffman Public Service Incentive Award.

A lifelong surfer and environmentalist, Joseph is passionate about Rotten America’s mission — protecting the water, air, and country he grew up in.