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Episode 38... For Creating Your Own Yes'
Actor and former athlete Harrison Browne reunites with Eric Bizzarri after two years in studio. Eric produced the Feature Film On the Fringe of Wild, with Harrison in the lead role. The film completed production March 14, 2020. The two discuss the unique experience of moving into isolation immediately after being surrounded by a large cast and crew each day. Harrison is the first transgender athlete in professional hockey, having been a part of the National Women's Hockey League and winning championships for the Metropolitan Riveters and Buffalo Beauts.
As a trailblazer and pioneer for LGBTQ rights, Harrison discusses avoiding being labelled as a "poster child" for transgender rights and freedoms, but rather an activist for these segregations, as well as creating his own approvals and spaces to feel accepted in by pursuing projects and people he loves. Towards acting, he's always tackling imposter syndrome and the drive to "book the gig."
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Actor and former athlete Harrison Browne reunites with Eric Bizzarri after two years in studio. Eric produced the Feature Film On the Fringe of Wild, with Harrison in the lead role. The film completed production March 14, 2020. The two discuss the unique experience of moving into isolation immediately after being surrounded by a large cast and crew each day. Harrison is the first transgender athlete in professional hockey, having been a part of the National Women's Hockey League and winning championships for the Metropolitan Riveters and Buffalo Beauts.
As a trailblazer and pioneer for LGBTQ rights, Harrison discusses avoiding being labelled as a "poster child" for transgender rights and freedoms, but rather an activist for these segregations, as well as creating his own approvals and spaces to feel accepted in by pursuing projects and people he loves. Towards acting, he's always tackling imposter syndrome and the drive to "book the gig."