No, I Know Podcast

Special Guests: Dr. Lewis and Adrianne Kadushin AKA Ilyana's parents! They have been married 50 years and have worked together 40+ years. They run a private practice that specializes in Marriage and Family counseling. On location in Maryland we chat about: Courtship-Do we set ourselves up for success or failure in marriage by 'how" we date someone? Marriage- Why do we want to get hitched and why does this matter? Can we work and create with the one we are married to? Here's what they had to say! Music Segment: A family sing along of "More Than The Greatest Love".

Special Guests: Dr. Lewis and Adrianne Kadushin AKA Ilyana's parents! They have been married 50 years and have worked together 40+ years. They run a private practice that specializes in Marriage and Family counseling. On location in Maryland we chat about: Courtship-Do we set ourselves up for success or failure in marriage by 'how" we date someone? Marriage- Why do we want to get hitched and why does this matter? Can we work and create with the one we are married to? Here's what they had to say! Music Segment: A family sing along of "More Than The Greatest Love".

Special Guest: Sasha Hynes- a lawyer and mother who immigrated from Russia to America in the late 1970's. She visits the podcast and tells an immigrant story, a coming of age reflection on racism, political correctness, a good old fashioned American tale. Music Segment: Ilyana and James perform their song "The Reason".

Special Guest: Sasha Hynes- a lawyer and mother who immigrated from Russia to America in the late 1970's. She visits the podcast and tells an immigrant story, a coming of age reflection on racism, political correctness, a good old fashioned American tale. Music Segment: Ilyana and James perform their song "The Reason".

Special Guest: Russell G. Jones, award winning actor and creator of Blind Spot. Created after hearing the term "Post Racial America", Blind Spot is a multi-platform campaign that facilitates cross cultural dialogue and critical thinking, so more of us can recognize and resist internalized and systematic oppression. Music segment: Ilyana and James perform their song "Good Guise".

Special Guest: Russell G. Jones, award winning actor and creator of Blind Spot. Created after hearing the term "Post Racial America", Blind Spot is a multi-platform campaign that facilitates cross cultural dialogue and critical thinking, so more of us can recognize and resist internalized and systematic oppression. Music segment: Ilyana and James perform their song "Good Guise".

Special Guests: The Adams Family. A genuine family of film makers that sets out into America and makes awesome films together. And now their current film, Halfway to Zen is premiering at The Woodstock Film Festival. Toby Poser, John Adams and their daughters, Lulu and Zelda. You get a "behind the scenes" listen about their journey and find out what it's like for these kids to grow up making films with their parents. Music Segment: Ilyana and James perform Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross".

Special Guests: The Adams Family. A genuine family of film makers that sets out into America and makes awesome films together. And now their current film, Halfway to Zen is premiering at The Woodstock Film Festival. Toby Poser, John Adams and their daughters, Lulu and Zelda. You get a "behind the scenes" listen about their journey and find out what it's like for these kids to grow up making films with their parents. Music Segment: Ilyana and James perform Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross".

Special Guest: Journalist and Filmmaker Michelle Memran, who we interview about her documentary film about Cuban American Playwright Maria Irene Fornes. This film captures Irene's life and creative spirit as her dementia advances. We are magnetized by Irene's identity and passion and her relationship with the film maker. This film her final play, written through the camera's lens. Plus a live performance of our song "Call To Creation" based on the poem written by Langston Hughes.

Special Guest: Journalist and Filmmaker Michelle Memran, who we interview about her documentary film about Cuban American Playwright Maria Irene Fornes. This film captures Irene's life and creative spirit as her dementia advances. We are magnetized by Irene's identity and passion and her relationship with the film maker. This film her final play, written through the camera's lens. Plus a live performance of our song "Call To Creation" based on the poem written by Langston Hughes.