Photographer and filmmaker Kobe Van Someren discussed using art to help those in need, the dangers of exploitation when documenting disadvantaged communities, and that one time he was voluntarily homeless for a week.

Producer Stephen Stanley joined us to discuss navigating the film industry, diversity in Hollywood, and making a feature film with zero filmmaking experience.

Filmmaker and professor Joshua Morton joined us to discuss the documentaries he made for the Black Panthers in the late 60's, the film he shot in Guatemala, and that one time he dropped one of four 65mm film cameras in existence, on the set of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

In this special episode, Hailey Morris takes over to interview West in celebration of his 22nd birthday! They discussed the high stress of film sets, the stories he grew up hearing, and his childhood fantasies of starting a production company. Worry not, West will be back to hosting next week!

Musician Daniel Nunnelee discusses his debut album, touring the country as an independent artist, and his run-in with the police at 10 years old.

Gaffer Tessa Robey discusses her first year of film school, gaffing her biggest project yet, and if film school is worth it.

Suzannah Herbert and Lauren Belfer discuss their 9 time award-winning documentary "Wrestle," an intimate coming-of-age documentary about four members of a high-school wrestling team at Huntsville's J.O. Johnson High School, a longstanding entry on Alabama's list of failing schools.

Andrew & Cody join us to discuss their expectations of film school vs. the reality.

Photographer Hunter Hill discusses being proud of your own work and his growth as an artist.

We're co-producing a film that might win us $50,000.