So You're an Artist...

So You're an Artist...

By Sathya Miele & Brock BerentsenArts
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So You're an Artist... episodes

  • SYAApod Announcement

    This is just a short recording to announce that since Brock has gone to Georgia for school, we are making a small adjustment to our schedule of release: new episodes of the "So You're An Artist" podcast will air once every two weeks until November when Brock returns. That being said, check out the 33 other episodes we've released while you wait for new ones! SYAApod is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play Music! Follow our Instagram and Twitter (@syaapod) to keep up with the podcast and get behind the scenes looks at the recordings! We'll see you on Friday with a new interview.

    5 min
  • Episode 33: Treva Etienne

    Treva Etienne was born in the UK, and destined to become an actor from the start. On this episode of "So You're An Artist", Treva lends his deep, sonorous voice to the mic to chat with Sathya and Brock about growing up and acting in the UK, receiving advice from Stanley Kubrick, and getting roles in films like "Black Hawk Down", "The Curse of the Black Pearl", and "Bad Boys II". Be sure to check out Treva's recent work in the most recent season of Amazon Prime's "Bosch" and his upcoming film "Itsy Bitsy", coming out on August 30th, 2019. Keep up with Treva on Instagram and Twitter (@trevaetienne) and check out his IMDB page for more of his work! Don't forget to keep listening to "So You're An Artist" on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play Music for new interviews every Friday! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@syaapod) for updates and more! We'll see you on Friday!

    53 min
  • Episode 32: Jamie Bowen

    Jamie Bowen found his love for comedy during his time in a sketch comedy trio named GARY. His journey through stand-up has brought him from his home city of Auckland, New Zealand, to London, and eventually Los Angeles. On this very special extended episode of "So You're An Artist", Jamie sits down with Sathya and Brock to get philosophical. They chat about Jamie's background, the highs and lows of his life, working with Rhys Darby, and his first stand-up special "Jamie Bowen: Not So Special", which premiered on August 1st, and is now available on Amazon Prime Video, Itunes, and Google Play! Keep up with Jamie on his Instagram (@iamjamiebowen) and be sure to check out his website www.jamiebowen.com for dates and more info! A very special thank you to Carlo Lopez at the EPP Recording studio, which is available for podcast, vocal, instrumental, and every type of recording you can think of at www.theechoparkproject.com. Another very special thanks to Ron Aggabao, an additional provider of music on our show, for giving us the new sounds you'll hear in this episode! You can check out more of his work at www.ronaggabaomusic.com. All right that's it. See you soon!

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 31: Aidan Samp
    Aidan Samp is a drummer by passion and by trade. He's studied and practiced countless styles of drumming and even explored the farthest reaches of his imagination to experiment with sound. Today, Sathya and Brock talk to Aidan about his origins, expanding his network of musicians, and meeting Kamasi Washington. Keep up with Aidan on Instagram (@skrimpking)! Also be sure to tune into the "So You're An Artist" podcast every Friday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play Music. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@syaapod) for updates, drawing challenges, and more! See you next week!
    40 min
  • Episode 30: William Deza (Again)
    William Deza is no stranger to the podcast. Today, he drops in to chat with Brock and Sathya about "Midsommar", Todd Phillips' upcoming "Joker" movie, and the Area 51 Raid. Be sure to follow @williamlikesmovies on Instagram for witty and hilarious reviews of old and new movies alike! As per usual, keep up with the "So You're An Artist" podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play Music. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@syaapod) and shoot us an email at [email protected] to have your message read on the mic! We'll see you next week!
    46 min
  • Episode 29: JJ Whitehead
    JJ is a Canadian comedian who got his start performing small venues in Scotland. Today, he calls in from London to chat with Sathya and Brock about his jokes, becoming a writer for Comedy Central's "The Jim Jefferies Show", and the struggles of self-promotion. Be sure to visit www.jjwhitehead.net to keep up with JJ's tour dates and more. Check out his albums "The Difficult Seconds", "Intoxicadence", and Sathya's personal favorite "Fool Disclosure" on Spotify and Itunes now! Also, be sure to follow JJ on Twitter and Instagram (@jjwhitesnake) and don't forget to tune in to all new episodes of "The Jim Jefferies Show" on Comedy Central, September 24th, 2019. We would once again like to thank Surya Miele for all his original music that we feature throughout the show. See you next week!
    49 min
  • Episode 28: Shane Perel-Wertman
    Join Sathya and Brock as they sit down to talk to Shane Perel-Wertman, a young musician and music producer, about his work, inspirations, and what it's like to collaborate with family on projects. You can listen to Shane's music on the second season of the Heartland Network's "More Than The Music" premiering July 16th! Be sure to continue listening to SYAA on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play Music. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@syaapod) and shoot us an email at [email protected] to have your entry read on the mic! See you next week!
    39 min
  • Episode 27: Just Us Two (Again)
    It's been a rocky few months, but Sathya and Brock are back for good with a brief update and just all around rant session. Brock's grill (you'll get it once you listen) Camryn joins the hosts to ramble about movies, what's been going on the last few months, and participate in some wishful thinking about questionable sponsors. We'll be back with a brand new interview on Friday, and every following Friday! Be sure to keep listening on Spotify, Itunes, and Google Play Music. Give us a follow on our Twitter and Instagram (@syaapod) and write something in at our email: [email protected]. To see some of Sathya and Brock's work from the last 5 months, follow them on Instagram (@sathyamiele and @hunting_brockton)! We'll see you on Friday!
    31 min
  • Episode 26: Joe & Joshua (Joshua Silverstein and Joe Hernandez-Kolski)
    That's right! We're back! After a five-month hiatus, we return with an all new interview. After the hosts catch up, Sathya sits down for an interview with comedians Joshua Silverstein (beatboxer for TBS's "Drop The Mic", "The Late Late Show with James Corden") and Joe Hernandez-Kolski (HBO's "Def Poetry Jam", "Battlefield 4"). Together, they make the unstoppable comedy duo, Joe & Joshua. In this special hour-long episode, Joe and Joshua talk about their origins in performance, what goes into writing a live sketch, and which of the Avengers they'd like to hook up with. Be sure to follow Joe (@pochojoe) and Joshua (@thejoshuasilverstein) on Instagram and subscribe to JOE AND JOSHUA on Youtube to keep up with their hilarious work! As usual, keep listening to "So You're an Artist" on Spotify, Itunes, and Google Play Music. Give us a follow on Instagram and Twitter (@syaapod) for updates and check out our website at www.syaapod.wixsite.com/syaapod! We're so excited to be back and we'll see you next week!
    56 min
  • Episode 25: Scott Stubbe (Again)
    For our 25th episode we bring back a very special guest. Our very first guest. Scott Stubbe. Scott is an independent filmmaker and educator with his own school: Angeles Workshop. For this interview, Sathya and Scott sit down to talk about filmmaking's future in education as well as the many ways that film can influence the way a student learns. Be sure to check out more on Angeles Workshop at www.angelesworkshop.com and subscribe to "So You're an Artist" on Spotify, Itunes, and Google Play Music!
    34 min

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So you're an artist... but what's your real job? Just kidding. Tune in every other Friday to hear filmmakers, comedians, painters, poets, musicians, actors, fashion designers, and every kind of artist…