Meagan Ayana is a trauma-informed yoga teacher with a teaching style rooted in compassion and empowerment. She guides students through practices that honor the connection between breath and movement, inviting the body and mind into deeper harmony. Her classes go beyond the physical postures, offering opportunities for spiritual exploration through intentional movement, mindfulness, and the subtle wisdom of the breath. By integrating trauma-sensitive principles, she creates a supportive environment where students feel safe to move at their own pace, reclaim their power, and reconnect with their inner selves.

Through gentle flows and grounding stillness, her approach centers on cultivating awareness, self-compassion, and the transformative potential of yoga as a tool for healing and liberation.

Brett Jackson is an award-winning designer of games and experiences. When not writing self-aggrandizing bios, he makes interactive attractions for folks like Disney, Universal, Google and Meow Wolf. Though a two-term board director for the Themed Entertainment Association - he's actually very down to Earth. Brett is also President-For-Life of LA's longest-running immersive makers monthly meetup - a social creativity game called Imagi-Ne'er-Do-Wells. Our members meet once a month to invent a new attraction based on a surprise creative prompt and laugh at other weirdos as they attempt to do the same.

Noelle Dominique Rodriguez is a vibrant, expressive, playful Xicana and Indigenous artist whose curiosity knows no bounds. Obsessed with clowning, commedia dell'arte, and wordplay, she channels her passion for performance into revitalizing language and culture through dynamic exploration. Drawing inspiration from her East LA roots and ancestral homelands in Mexico and the USA, Noelle is on a continuous journey of learning her native languages and understanding decolonization of herself through theater.

Her transformative work has taken her to London, where she led a powerful Theater of the Oppressed workshop for young women of color, diving deep into identity, intersectionality, and collective hope. She now teaches Voice and Movement at Pepperdine University.

Noelle earned her MFA in Linklater Teaching Practice from Rose Bruford College and is a Designated Linklater Teacher (DLT). She helps actors connect with their bodies, voices, and emotions. Noelle knows theater's transformative power, and is dedicated to creating brave, supportive spaces where individuals can explore their identities, express themselves, and connect with their cultural heritage.

Rich is a creator of cryptic mysteries. Puzzles, games, and interactions he’s designed have been played by millions of people on every continent. He’s worked in pen and paper, print media, social media, scavenger hunts, theater productions, popup live events, conventions, web apps, phone apps, and multiple realities, both mixed and virtual. There’s even a puzzle on a wine label, because play should be absolutely everywhere.

Megan Allen is a community builder, performer, and creative producer with a background in music, theater, and immersive arts. She’s passionate about curating spaces where people can connect, move, and express themselves freely. Whether through singing, storytelling, or event design, Megan blends artistry and activism to create experiences that celebrate joy, inclusivity, and collective magic.

Jordan Ekeroth is a writer and socialist organizer who currently works as Communications Director for a Teamsters Local. He believes that art, honesty, and creativity is an essential component in fighting for a more just world.