No, I Know Podcast

Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell are the Co-Hosts and Producers of The No, I Know Podcast, who also happen to be married.

Beyond the Bumper Stickers, Flags and Political Parties, the No, I Know Podcast is making connections and building community esteem by spotlighting those who make a difference, empowering the voices that would normally be overlooked. Our listeners are community minded people who want to be inspired and are hungry to hear insights from guests who contribute to the collective. Entrepreneurs, artists, and leaders in a refreshingly thoughtful dialogue. Our guests not only face but bridge the gap and divide in the United States through their courageous and transformative work. Our guests challenge and redefine the norms, they bring both humor and heart to their educational and enlightening work. Music performances framed by husband and wife banter rounds out this refreshing podcast experience.

What Our Listeners and Guests Are Saying

“Partnering with the No, I Know Podcast has been a transformative experience for us. Through their platform, we’ve had the privilege of sharing our mission, weaving a narrative of faith in action and environmental stewardship. The podcast’s commitment to meaningful conversations aligns seamlessly with our vision for a thriving Chesapeake watershed. Together, we’re not just sharing stories; we’re shaping a movement towards healing and preservation.”

Interfaith Partners for The Chesapeake – Guests on Waterways to Airwaves Series

“Interfaith Comedy was interviewed on the amazing, life-affirming, goodness-seeking podcast: No, I Know Podcast with Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell.”

– Carmiya Weinraub

“I often talk about how the biggest impacts are local. You and your podcast No, I Know are brilliant and change-making. You are a big bright light in this world.”

Ami Vitale – Nat Geo Award Winning Photographer and Nikon Ambassador

“Ilyana and James, I think of your podcast and the “Leave No Trace” episode when I see trash and decide to pick it up! In small ways, I can make a difference.”

Lisa B. – Delmarva Public Media Listener

“We are honored to be featured in a No, I Know Podcast series “Waterways to Airwaves.” Ilyana Kadushin and James did a wonderful job of representing our important work, elevating green jobs in our region, with a special focus on our Seeds of Change native plant nursery operated at our local detention center – they had a great interview with one of the in-mates in our program there!”

Lori Lily – Founder and Executive Director of Howard EcoWorks

“It was so fun to be part of this podcast and I am very proud of how it came out. Gunpowder Valley Conservancy really has the best volunteers, community leaders and staff! Thank you Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell for doing an amazing job representing our efforts.”

Kim Pause Tucker, Ph.D – Executive Director, Gunpowder Valley Conservancy

“We love the episode, and think you really captured what WSA is all about!
We’re so grateful for all that you did to help raise awareness about our organization, and the amazing work our Stewards do. Kudos on creating a fantastic series of episodes. “

Watershed Stewards Academy – Anne Arundel

“Thanks so much for all the work you’re doing, with such class, to protect creation! We enjoyed meeting you and chatting about this project that has created so many memories.”

Gratefully,
Dr. Sharon Clark

“What a great episode, I thought you and James were both great interviewers and added a lot of insightful comments. So nice to see design get some recognition as a health and welfare issue.”

– David D. Quillin Architecture

“I greatly appreciate your experience and gift of insight and sharing that. Because of your own experiences, you gave me something to help connect the dots in my head. I am not even finished listening to the episode yet, because I keep pausing, reflecting, rewinding, listening again, writing, then moving on. But thank you, It means a lot.”

Michael Lankford – Listener

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Meet Ilyana & James

When Worlds Collide

Ilyana Kadushin and James Harrell Co-hosts and producers of the no, I know podcast, met in NYC in 1999 at a recording studio during a music session.

They soon formed a successful partnership as Lythion, performing live concerts and writing for stage and screen. Together they have written music for a wide range of projects including: Television & Internet Commercials and Promos (Nickelodeon Jr., Ogilvy & Mather, Scholastic). Documentaries and Films; “Separate, But Equal” (2011 HBO Best Doc Award) and “Me, Earl and The Dying Girl” (2015 Sundance Grand Jury Prize and Audience Winner). In this site you will find samples of their work and the latest news.

“Kate Bush crossed with Brian Eno might hint at what to expect here, but it wouldn’t convey the full range of musical idioms blended by this duo..but they are no dabblers. Every musical language they draw on serves the quality and meaning of the song in question. Smart lyrics that treat sex, spirituality and perception in serious and funny ways; and alot of the music’s appeal is in the spell cast by Kadushin’s silky vocals, the clever arrangements behind them and the meticulous production. ” -Jon Sobel (BlogCritics.org)

“Lythion knows how to balance style and substance, they are adventurous and impressively original.” -Alex Henderson-(All Music Guide)

In 1999, singer, lyricist, and multi-media performance artist, Ilyana Kadushin, was invited by her friend, Julio Gomez (drummer) to attend a recording session at Blue Ribbon/ Flohovia Studio in NYC. It was there she was introduced to James Harrell, a multi-instrumentalist, who had been doing some work with Gomez and his band “HEVY FLOE”.

After a couple of hours, Kadushin and Harrell wrote the song “CHAMPAGNE”, which appears on their debut album, “…From the Beginning”. An instant bond was formed and the two continued on to write more music.

After meeting Ilyana, James replied, “I have finally met a vocalist and lyricist who paired up nicely with the music I was writing.”

Within a year and a half after their meeting, the two had created a body of work, they began performing around NYC venues, as well as doing sound design and composition for theater and television. In 2007, they officially created Lythion Music, their production company.

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