Here is the video version of episode 7! 

I share some stories about the only two times I have ever tried to sass my mom. As well as some documentaries that have come out within the recent years, on extreme topics of human behavior. I also share some updates about the pitch pilot, having been submitted officially to streaming services! I give some behind the scenes tea, from my day on set with King Bach. Thanks for sticking around, guys. Sorry this episode is late! 

Here is the video version of episode 6! 

Wanted to share some thoughts on Amber Heard's recent testimonies, as well as some brief stories about my past either sports and a story where I got hurt on the job. Couldn't let Dr. Strange slip by without talking about it quickly, haven't seen it yet but I plan to!

Anybody else watching the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard trial? But like actually watching it instead of just the clips? Just wondering. I find it pretty fascinating. Same with Elon Musk buying Twitter with the boss juke move of starting small and nonthreatening - 9% HA!   I share my journey through performing stand-up since 2018 and a show I ran as Emcee during that time as well. As the pandemic retreats, I am eager to go out and perform more stand-up comedy.

Anybody else watching the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard trial? But like actually watching it instead of just the clips? Just wondering. I find it pretty fascinating. Same with Elon Musk buying Twitter with the boss juke move of starting small and nonthreatening - 9% HA!   I share my journey through performing stand-up since 2018 and a show I ran as Emcee during that time as well. As the pandemic retreats, I am eager to go out and perform more stand-up comedy.

I wanted to detail two feature length films that I am currently writing, and will continue to do so as I develop each screenplay individually. I give an update about my dad, and an update about the recent heartbreak that I talked about in episode 2. The Batman is now on HBO Max and I give my thoughts on both my viewing experience of the film in theaters. I end the episode discussing Bo Burnham's: Inside and what that film means to me. It's such a rich encapsulation of the pandemic, and I love him for creating and completing that project; because it seems as if it almost went unmade. 

Today I talk cinema and my past with the beautiful medium. I detail my life, with rabbit-trailing stories, and video cameras I have had throughout it. Attending film school is where the art of filmmaking really made sense, and allowed for some incredible mind expansion and insight. I truly love the language of cinema, and am eager to continue bringing to light, the power of film. I end the episode with my Top 5 favorite movies. 

My reaction to Metal Lords is what I open up with here, as I spent 25 hours on the set of that movie, danced my butt off and was filmed in the movie. I talk about that experience in my pilot episode of this podcast. This podcast gets personal as I detail the end to a kitchen job I had in 2020, and some relational anguish and heartbreak recently experienced. Not all episodes will be a downer like this one, but some may be more sad than other episodes; to be quite honest. 

I try out a working title here, but went with CollCast instead. I talk about a lot of past and ongoing projects here, as well as some personal updates on weight loss. Glad to have you here at the start of my podcast, I hope to have you at the end of it too. Thanks for being here, and connecting with me through this incredibly useful and potent medium of podcasting.