What the Niche

In this weeks episode I had the opportunity to chat with Justin Baker. He is a father, filmmaker, and a dear friend. During our conversation we talked about the plights of being a black man in America. Our chat ranged from delving into the struggles of raising a child in a racially charged country and being in an interracial relationship. Justin is very thoughtful and candid person who shares his unique perspective with unabashed freedom. 

Sources for the episode:

Now This News - Killer Mike Clip

Instagram - Rock Clip

WLKY News Louisville - Louisville Youth Clip

In this weeks episode I had the opportunity to chat with Nathan Thomas Milliner. He is a director, artist, writer, father, husband, and just a generally rad dude. During our conversation we discussed horror and dived into the many misconceptions associated with fans of the genre. Our discussion also ventured into the impact of art and a deep discussion about film as a whole. Nathan has wonderful insights into a wide range of topics and I feel as though this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Links for Nathan's art and some of his films are listed below. Please help support a great artist!

https://youtu.be/YKJh5e2aVbs

https://youtu.be/a_GLQZEhG90

http://www.rebelrouserart.com/

This is a special Memorial Day episode, which I would like to dedicate to those we have lost during their military service at home and abroad. In this weeks episode I sat down with Dusty Sutherland. He is a father, husband, former sailor, Christian, and a dear friend of mine. We discussed some of the misconceptions which exist with the Navy and the armed forces in general. During our conversation, we also spoke on how difficult it can be for individuals who have served abroad, to come home. Amidst our hour long conversation we may have delved into the topic of UFO’s, so this is a chat you shouldn’t miss! 

In this weeks episode I sat down with Tim Neal. He is a father, husband, teacher, Jiu-Jitsu and Judo practitioner and a published author with his book, Screen Crack. We discussed what life is like for black person living in America. We also covered his journeys abroad which include travels to 33 different countries and he shares many wild tales experienced during his adventures abroad. 

It seems as though everything currently is seeking to divide us. Whether it be the media, friends, family, or the world at large, everyone seems to want to point out just how different we are from one another. I find this to be the complete opposite of my experience. My group of friends is extremely eclectic and we all seem to get along. My goal is to demonstrate to others during this divisive time, we are all pretty damn similar. Most people want the same basic things out of life. I want a platform to demonstrate to people we are all more similar than any of us realize. Therefore, the idea is simple. Sit down and have genuine conversations with people from all walks of life.