No, I Know Podcast

Episode #30 kicks off season two! Your co-hosts and married couple, Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell chat about: The wheel of pleasure and pain, including your partner in your fantasies, suffering in silence, letting go of what does not serve you and dealing with anger from the world in your relationship. Includes: a special reading from the Kama Sutra and a music performance of Lythion Music's song, Open Road. Subscribe and listen now!

A new season of the No, I Know Podcast launches this fall! Married co-hosts Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell, dive deeper into: What is it like to work with the one you love? Why is creativity such a key to not only the success of your marriage but to your own personal development? When one person in the marriage makes a big change in their life, how it can cause a ripple effect. We also interview Rockstars from the community at large to inspire us and illuminate what we don't know. Plus live music performances.

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Special Guest: Erica Fae. Theater and filmmaker, teacher and performer. We chat about her film "To Keep the Light" and her projects inspired by true stories of radical women before the women's liberation movement even existed. Why look to women in history for our stories to tell? How does the male gaze affect arts and culture and how are women film makers transforming that view? Music Segment: Lythion performance of Twist of Fate. Subscribe and listen now on itunes and stitcher radio. If you enjoy this podcast please share with your friends and rate and review us on itunes!

EP#28: Ilyana & James. 12 years in to their Marriage and creating together. Let's Do it Again. A re-release of of EP#5, where to celebrate their wedding anniversary, Ilyana and James pop the hood on their marriage, sharing candid stories about their personal changes and how these changes evolved their marriage. Plus a few music performances; including the song they wrote the night they met, Champagne. Originally Recorded June 11th, 2016.

Special Guest: Lisa Gossels is an Emmy Award winning social issue documentarian whose films "The Children of Chabannes" and "My So-Called Enemy" have garnered 20 honors and awards, and aired on HBO Signature and Public Television. A sought after speaker and educator, one of Lisa's greatest joys is sharing her films in educational, religious and multi-cultural settings, to build bridges of understanding across differences. We chat about: The first steps of resolving conflicts, the vital role of listening and empathy, not "othering" those who we don't agree with and the transformative experience of humanizing and really knowing your enemies. Music Segment: Lythion Performance of "Blue Spot". Dear Listeners: No, I Know Podcast is available on itunes and Stitcher Radio. Please Rate and Review us and Share! You can contact us with questions and comments at [email protected]

Special Guest: Scott Suvow, is National Board Certified in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology. In this episode, Ilyana and James chat with Scott about: The basics of the Eastern Medicine philosophy, what it really means to listen to your body, what happens during an acupuncture session, the power of flowers and his research on the ancient wisdom of IChing. Music Segment: Lythion performs "Carry Us".

Special Guest: Emmy award winning Liz Scully is a Business Strategist who runs Masterminds for herself and some of the best coaches worldwide and trains people to run their own Mastermind Groups in her new coaching school. Bringing skills from the film world, she creates supportive teams of brilliant minds which achieve more together than alone. Ilyana & James chat with her about: What is a Mastermind group? Giving yourself permission to pivot in business and how surviving a Tsunami shifted her from the world of film making into leading Masterminds. Music Segment: Lythion performance of "No so Fast" by Lythion Music.

Special Guests: Audio Book Narrators, Tavia Gilbert and Michael Crouch join Ilyana & James to share the "behind the scenes" of what it takes to narrate audio books, how they entered the business and the origins of story in their lives. Music Segment: Performance of Lythion's Duel to the Death.

Special Guests: Mother and Daughter team, MARIA HARMONY GRATIA (painter & medical scientist) and DALAL (recording artist and composer at DALALMUSIC), both originally from Austria, chat with us about how their special mother & daughter bond has impacted their life and work. Music Segment: Lythion performs "When You're Smiling".

Special Guest: Adam Abel is a New York based artist working with Photography, Video and Film. We chat with him about his feature documentary Qalqilya, which tells the story of a Palestinian skater who dreams of building a club for his group of misfits who skate, do parkour and perform beatbox and hip-hop in Qalqilya, a city in the West Bank surrounded by a wall. In the process of making this film, Adam and his Palestinian producing partner, Mohammed Othman, built a state-of-the-art skate ramp in Qalqilya in 2013. They recently partnered with US pro skater, Kenny Reed to launch SkateQilya, a youth empowerment program that uses skateboarding to teach art, community building and leadership skills to Palestinian girls and boys in and around Qalqilya. Music Segment: Lythion's Disillusioned Man is performed.You can find more info on Adam Abel and both his projects at: www.qalqilyathefilm.com www.skateqilya.org