Howard Ho is a writer, composer, Youtuber, and Ovation-nominated sound designer now based in New York City. Howard’s YouTube Channel “Howard Ho Music” is most widely known for the series How Hamilton Works, which explains how the music from the hit musical works. His videos have garnered millions of views, over 100,000 subscribers, and has been recognized by Lin-Manuel Miranda himself. He received his BA in Musicology and Communications from UCLA. In 2002, he was an American Musicology Society Minority Travel Fellow. In 2015, he received his Master in Professional Writing from USC, where he was the Stage and Screen Editor of the Southern California Review. He was selected at the Los Angeles Public Library's ALOUD Reading Series as one of 10 readers from graduate writing programs in Southern California. In 2014, he performed his poem "Jeremy Lin-ing" in the USC Visions and Voices Poetry Slam with jazz musician Ron McCurdy. 

Ashley Ha is an 18-year-old Taiwanese American performer, content creator, and activist. She is the founder of the widely recognized Broadway Instagram account broadway_corner. She is also a co-host of ZPodway, a Broadway podcast that began in the midst of the pandemic. She is an advocate for representation onstage, onscreen, and in the media.

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