Olga Lysenko
is a naturalized citizen, originally from Ukraine. The City has been her home and inspiration since 1997.
Previously a founding partner of YelloTrace, a multidisciplinary design bureau, Olga currently works as a certified accessibility manager for The City of New York. She holds a degree in history and specializes in developing multimedia narratives.
Olga studied at Pratt Institute, the Copenhagen Business School, and holds an MBA from the Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College. She has worked as a subject matter expert for Penn Foster, and is a recurring guest critic for Pratt Institute. Olga has been publicized in The New York Times, and Time Out New York.
OLysenkoDesign@Gmail.com
James Scully
is an outgoing native New Yorker who grew up in a home with three generations of family. He had close relationships with both his grandparents and great-grandparents, being exposed to an invaluable amount of local culture. It has helped him become a passionate actor, writer, director, and historian.
He’s a graduate of Xavier High School in Manhattan, Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and has spent over a decade working in media for companies such as Condé Nast, and Hearst.
James is behind Breaking Walls, docu-podcast on the history of American network radio broadcasting. He’s directed, post-produced, adapted, and acted in scripted audio fiction productions, like the pilot for Frontier Gentleman, and is an actor in the Fireside Mystery Theatre troupe. He’s also a longtime SPERDVAC member, a member of the WGA Audio Alliance, and a member of, and mentor with, The Podcast Academy.
James@TheWallBreakers.com
