On this Bonus Special I talk about my journey to becoming an artist of many facets, I share tips on how I've managed to stay motivated when all odds where stacked against me, how by using one simple yet effective technique have managed to get my films shown around the world, I breakdown who I believe the five types of filmmakers are and which ones succeed. Maybe by sharing my story of how I was able to succeed it could help motivate other artists to succeed as well.

Travis Chappell is the creator and host of Build Your Network, a Top 25 Business podcast dedicated to helping entrepreneurs cultivate genuine relationships, grow their inner circle, and leverage a powerful network the right way.  On the season finale of Enter The Muse with Nick Hail, Travis comes onto talk about how he was able to able to monetize his podcast in 6 months, the new software that he has launched and how he is recovering from Covid19.

Production Manager from the Lift-Off Global Network, in London, Enters The Muse to talk to Nick Hail about filmmaking, how different film festivals work, whether Tom Hardy will be the next James Bond, and if the lockdown contributed towards creativity in filmmakers.

Nick talks to friend and fellow filmmaker about her dreams of starting a restaurant, how once you open up about your vulnerabilities nothing can hold you back. How social media changes the way we behave. The wrestling industry and how it works. The Fast & Furious franchise are now releasing shit in exchange for our money. How we are all dicks on the wrong day. Tyler Perry wouldn't be the man he is without a dress. How any other family other than Will Smith's would have gotten entangled during "Entanglement" and that their family is ahead of their time. Nick's take on marriage and his theory on how it started. How soulmates don't have to be just focused on love or sex and that's just an idealistic view. And in order to trust you need to distrust.

Indie band Skinwalker Enter The Muse with Nick Hail. They talk about their origins, the experience of what's it like to perform on stage, Covers and whether things like CD Baby could be the future of music.

The second part of Conversations From The 3rd World. Nick talks to Abraham about how his cousin was killed by cops, how in the midst of Covid19 Chinese were settling in Kenya, what Abraham believes the mainstream media is keeping from us, and they discuss Africa's rich history and pose the question of it's future.

In this episode of Enter The Muse, Nick Hail talks to American patriot Barbara Allen who shares the remarkable and tragic story of how her husband was murdered in the military by a fellow soldier who was honorably discharged, and how it took her 10 years to finally recover  which enabled her to write a book and give TEDx talks. 

Barbara goes on to talk about the criticism she's faced being an open Trump advocate, how if the election is rigged could mean the end of democracy, and whether America could go through another civil war.

On this episode comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout talks about the festive period in Cape Town, starting out in standup, how he thought lockdown was going to be a holiday, how while working with Trevor Noah he got to see Trevor's passion for helping young talent, how he doesn't have a dream role but probably wouldn't exist without standup and on early morning interviews where only the interviewee knows what's going on.

The cast of The Bad Guy Enter The Muse to promote their short film but end up speaking about trying to get Cassper Nyovest onto the podcast, method acting, Musa 's aspirations for starting a theater company, how Nick enjoyed The Crisis On Infinite Earth's climatic scene better than Avengers: Endgame and have fun bullshitting while still fact checking the bullshit.Voting for The Bad Guy are now over so please don't cast anymore votes. Click the link to watch a video segment from PART 1 on YouTube https://youtu.be/cplaY74w1HE