The Parlor with Harrison Myles

While currently in production on his directorial debut feature film "Writer's Block", Harrison is joined by his key grip on the film; Darian Jewel. Darian and Harrison exchange an array of industry insights as they discuss their passion for the industry so openly with one another. After some deep talk, they bring it back to their gamer roots and discuss the topic of their favorite video games and RPG's that helped shape their creative minds into the high fantasy, epic filmmakers they are today. Of course, they throw in a bit of healthy sh** talking for good measure.

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Continuing our podcasts guests of pride month with flair, Harrison is joined by repeating offender and now dear friend and soon to be music superstar; Cole Redding. Cole demonstrates what sets him apart from other artists and does an EXCLUSIVE LIVE PERFORMANCE a cappella version of Hallelujah you can only find on The Parlor. Cole opens up about being a bad gay because of poor time management and his love for making music and spreading happiness. Cole and Harrison of course partake in some healthy good old fashioned sh** talking.

Kicking off pride month with a bang! Harrison is joined by dear friend and music executive Brent Battles. Brent shares his passion as a music executive and the principals in which he founded his music management company "further music". Brent represents some of the most talented names in the business such as Noah Cyrus, SEB, ASHE, and up and coming sensation Cole Redding. Cole Redding makes a surprise visit to the studio. With three guests on this episode, things get a little out of control, but only in the best way possible.

Harrison is joined by the talented Los Angeles based Prop Maker, Special Effects artist, and Content Creator Freddy Schramm. Freddy and Harrison discuss a multitude of topics ranging from Freddy's time working under Adam Savage from Myth Busters from his time developing the infamous T-60 armor, to which that video went viral. We get to know the man behind the creative, viral TikTok and IG Reels as Freddy gets personal, revealing some inside details about himself and his life. Harrison and Freddy of course partake in some good old healthy sh** talking.

Get an insiders view of Harrison's perspective as he's joined by.... no one! He sits down and has a heartfelt intimate session with you, the viewer while touching on topics of passion and sacrifice. Harrison reveals an unseen vulnerable side he's yet to reveal, until now.

Harrison is joined by supermom, entrepreneur, and self proclaimed greatest Filipino woman's curler in the world, Donna Umali. Taking supermom to an entirely new level by expanding her flock, she's a chicken mom of 6 and human mom of 4, this Hawaii native brings her unique flavor to the podcast along with some quirky topics of conversation like her t-shirt printing company, her journey to the next Olympics, and her many roles as an assistant editor in Los Angeles for two decades. Not even reality itself stops this supermom from dreaming of having her own reality tv show of her own.

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Harrison is joined by a very special guest; friend and fellow actor Sam Humphrey. You may recognize Sam from his iconic portrayal of Charles Stratton aka Tom Thumb in The Greatest Showman (2017). Sam gets personal and tells us never before heard personal stories as well as divulges other information he's never shared in any interview or podcast in the past. Harrison and Sam's chemistry is undoubtedly snappy and entertaining as they trade clever quips, discuss what type Supes they would become if they shot up compound V, spread awareness and of course, they partake in some good old healthy sh** talking.

Harrison is joined by his associate producer, Los Angeles filmmaker Alec Salazar. Alec and Harrison speak about the upcoming film they're working on together and Alec shares his school-hopping history of education and a strange face of how became addicted to coffee starting in kindergarten.

Harrison is joined by Los Angeles writer/producer Christian Ray. Christian shares interesting stores and experiences he's had on the corporate side of the industry as a writing intern for Shameless. As two writers with two vastly different processes and perspectives, they bump heads, debate and share their very different perspectives online, career, developing stories, and the industry. The clash on what writing means to them and how they like to tell their stories' is money more important than the quality of the project? Or should passion take precedence over how much one gets paid to create the work? I classic Parlor Podcast form, Harrison and Christian of course, partake in some good old healthy sh** talking.