Chibuzor is a Writer, Producer, Actor and Puppeteer from Framingham, MA known for his approach to nostalgia. With a passion for storytelling, he spent four years at Disney Branded TV (The Walt Disney Company) as a Writer/Producer, where he worked on marketing and promotional content, music videos, and short-form content. Chi also served as a writer on Disney+’s Rise Up, Sing Outwith The Roots, where he wrote the protest episode, "Let Love Overrule." In August of 2022, Chi entered a deal with Sony Pictures Kids for a sports show he created. He is currently in discussions with other partners on exciting new projects. Before his successful stint at Disney, Chi gained experience in NYC at NBCUniversal’s “Universal Kids “ and at Access Framingham in Massachusetts. Chi began his career with the documentaries Obstacles, which was an official selection for the Miami International Film Festival and the Move Me Film Festival in Belgium and Thank You Big Mac, which earned second place at the Clarkson University Film Festival. Chi crafts stories that find humor in life’s challenges .

Taylor Elfstrom is a digital marketer specializing in organic social media strategies. With a diverse background, Taylor's journey in marketing began at Forward, a primary care tech start-up in Glendale. While working closely with the marketing team, Taylor developed a passion for the field. When the pandemic caused a career shift, Taylor seized the opportunity to start their own photography company in 2020. By the end of 2021, they transitioned into social media marketing and managed the social accounts for The Ritual Body, a prominent nutritionist in La Canada, California. Taylor also freelanced as a social media content creator for Vayner Media in 2021 and held the position of Head of Marketing at The Patch Brand, a start-up vitamin company. As a skilled professional in content strategy, content creation, email marketing, social trend tracking, website design, photography, and videography, Taylor excels in delivering engaging campaigns.

Ayodeji Johnson, born in Myrtle Beach SC, raised in Framingham Massachusetts, is a former college basketball athlete and a Sports Management major from Johnson & Wales University with a passion for inspiring the next generation of athletes. Currently working at ESPN as a Content Associate, Deji has previously contributed to the E:60/Features Unit, College Basketball/Football, and SportsCenter, being part of the team that earned an Emmy for outstanding sports storytelling in 2023.

Armani Branch, a native of Hampton Roads, Virginia, is a creative with a passion for pushing Black culture forward through entertainment. With a skill set that spans both scripted and unscripted storytelling, Armani is committed to crafting emotional narratives that create impact. A former Division 1 basketball player and graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and Norfolk State, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics. Beyond entertainment, Armani is currently a Senior Loan Advisor.