Trust me, I'm angry too. 

In this episode I also talk about feeling creative fomo and what I am doing to overcome it. 

In this very special almost 4 hour episode I cover my week in Austin Texas for the Austin Revolution Film Festival. Spend everyday with me as I experience the festival, Austin as a city, flesh eating warts, hypochondria, winning an award, and sitting down and interviewing several filmmakers from the festival.

If you've got a long plane ride, this episode is for you! 

Here are all the highlights: 

Dennis explores Austin: 00:04:54-00:54:19
Interviews with filmmakers: 00:54:23-03:27:47 
Winning an award and getting stuck at the airport: 03:27:27:48-03:42:29

The ethos of "The Cary Allen Picture Show". 

**"Friday Night" by Spider Bags courtesy of the WFMU Free Music Library.**

Cody Smyth has photographed Joan Jett, Kanye West, Little Wayne, and many more artists, but his most intimate and beautiful work was documenting The Strokes trajectory from kids in a band to full on rock stars over the course of ten years. The journey was collected in his book "The Strokes: The First Ten Years" and we got a chance to talk about his friendship with the band, the humble beginnings, and the onslaught of stardom all through still images. We also reflect on 9/11, it's cultural impact on the city and us as artists going through the tragic events of that day living in NYC. 

This is an episode very near and dear to my heart and I am so excited to share it with you all. If you are a fan of the band or just a fan of photography, you do not want to miss this episode! 

Emmy nominated production designer and set decorator Nadya Gurevich has an amazing story. From her beginnings in working on short films, to television shows, and now "BlacKkKlansman" and "First Reformed" we talk about the progression of her life and work. 

I got to sit down with the WONDERFUL Gillian Holmes and we talk about what inspired her to go from theater to film as well as gender dynamics, New Jersey, and her gateway film "Frances Ha".