Skyler Lawson released his first feature-length film, Whelm, at The Heartland International Film Festival.   In this compelling interview, he talks about raising money, motivating cast and crew, the charm of a movie set in 1933 in his home town, Wabash, Indiana, and his goals for future productions.   Listeners will want to tune in to the next published interview with two of his actor/colleagues.

Skyler Lawson released his first feature-length film, Whelm, at The Heartland International Film Festival. In this compelling interview, he talks about raising money, motivating cast and crew, the charm of a movie set in 1933 in his home town, Wabash, Indiana, and his goals for future productions. Listeners will want to tune in to the next published interview with two of his actor/colleagues.

Skyler Lawson released his first feature-length film, Whelm, at The Heartland International Film Festival.&nbsp;&nbsp; In this compelling interview, he talks about raising money, motivating cast and crew, the charm of a movie set in 1933 in his home town, Wabash, Indiana, and his goals for future productions.&nbsp;&nbsp; Listeners will want to tune in to the next published interview with two of his actor/colleagues.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Distribution of goodies in our society is determined by families, firms, and governments. Attempts to change how rewards and punishments, benefits and costs, are spread through the population cause conflict. The hosts are an economist, Morton Marcus, and a financial advisor, John Guy. Expect whimsy.

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