TJ and I went to Vegas this week for NAB. We're talking about our experience there and winning... sorta.

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We got to sit down with Jason in this episode! We talked Celsius, the photography community, and my "short" shorts.

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This one’s just a real conversation.

TJ and I talk through some of the latest updates in DaVinci Resolve, what we’re seeing on the creative side, and then shift into something a little more personal - my recent discovery that... well, you're just gonna have to listen to find out!

The studio isn’t finished, but we hit record anyway.

In this episode, TJ and I catch up, talk about the new space we’ve been working on, and why we didn’t wait until everything was perfect to start using it. It’s easy to push things off until the timing feels right, but most of the time, that “perfect moment” never shows up.

We get into the idea of just starting, even when things are unfinished, messy, or not exactly how you imagined.

We also talk about NAB, since it’ll be my first time going, and why stepping into new environments matters more than feeling ready for them.

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to do something, this is your reminder that you probably don’t need to wait.

What does it actually look like to build something before anyone’s paying attention?

In this episode, I’m joined by Ty Dillon and Josh Griffin - two musicians coming at it from different angles. Ty shares his experience as an independent country artist, Josh brings the broader perspective of being a working musician, and I chime in from the photography and creative business side.

We talk about what the early stages really look like: investing in your own work, putting things out with no guarantee, and staying consistent when it feels like nobody’s watching. This isn’t a highlight reel conversation. It’s an honest look at what it takes to build something from the ground up.

If you’re in that phase where you’re creating, working, and wondering if it’s going anywhere, this one’s for you.

TJ and I are back for episode 80 talking about what's happened since our last episode together! From a broken ankle, to lessons learned, and yes, missing out on $20,000! Let us know what your favorite part of the episode was in the comments below!🎙Stream The Podcast:https://linktr.ee/thatsbspodcast📱 Follow Me:YouTube: ⁠ / @thebryansnyder IG (Bryan): ⁠ / thebryansnyder⁠ IG (TJ): ⁠ / ferrovisuals💵 Support:https://buy.stripe.com/fZe5lffHEghJ36...💻 Website:⁠www.thebryansnyder.comwww.ferrovisuals.com

This episode wasn’t planned.

TJ and I were supposed to record our 2025 recap, but plans changed when I broke my ankle at Santa’s Wonderland on December 21st. So instead of forcing the schedule, I wanted to sit with what actually happened.

This episode is just me being honest about how much this sucks, what it feels like to be forced to slow down, and why it’s okay to hate the moment you’re in. We talk about frustration, stillness, control, and how moments that shock you can still reveal something meaningful (without pretending they’re good or necessary).

The year-end recap episode is still coming.

This one just needed to happen first.

After burnout and the slow fade, creativity doesn’t come back loud, it comes back clear.

This episode is about a creative refresh: how imagination and purpose actually return when you stop forcing it and start realigning your rhythms, values, and inner life. We talk about rest, obedience, clarity, and why renewal is usually quieter than we expect, but far more sustainable.

If you’ve been craving a reset, this conversation is for you.

Creativity doesn’t die all at once, it fades.

In this episode, we talk about the slow starvation that happens when busyness, comparison, and pressure quietly drain the soul of a creative.

We look at the psychology and faith elements behind burnout, the way environments shape imagination, and the thinkers who’ve wrestled with this for generations. This conversation is your reminder that you’re not losing your gift… you just haven’t been feeding it.

A reset might be closer than you think.

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This episode dives into the truth behind “creative slumps.” Spoiler: you’re not out of ideas, you’re out of oxygen.

Using Damien’s story as the spark, we talk about environments, burnout, and why your creativity doesn’t disappear… it just needs space to come back to life. If you’ve felt stuck, heavy, or disconnected from your craft, this episode will hit home.

You’re not broken. You’re just overdue for a reset.

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