Just days before his visit to Utah's Fear Factory haunted house, actor Brett Wagner (AKA "The Lost Leatherface", and the "Big Schwag") who played Leather Face in the 2003 film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" joined the show to talk about his career amazing career in the horror genre. 

Brett talks about how shows like The Twilight Zone helped inspire him and how learning how to speak and learning improvisation are key components to doing well as an actor.

Just days before his visit to Utah's Fear Factory haunted house, actor Brett Wagner (AKA "The Lost Leatherface", and the "Big Schwag") who played Leather Face in the 2003 film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" joined the show to talk about his career amazing career in the horror genre. 
Brett talks about how shows like The Twilight Zone helped inspire him and how learning how to speak and learning improvisation are key components to doing well as an actor.

The journey to creative success can be different for each artist, but the lessons learned along the way are often similar and act as road signs for those who follow. Join host Ryan Meeks as he learns from creative people about how they moved forward on The Path of Art.  Ryan will speak with musicians, actors, directors, painters – anyone working in a creative field - about what it takes to get through the slow times, what motivates them to keep moving and what successes they are celebrating.

The journey to creative success can be different for each artist, but the lessons learned along the way are often similar and act as road signs for those who follow. Join host Ryan Meeks as he learns from creative people about how they moved forward on The Path of Art.  Ryan will speak with musicians, actors, directors, painters – anyone working in a creative field - about what it takes to get through the slow times, what motivates them to keep moving and what successes they are celebrating.

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#9 Brett Wagner: Improvisation is key

Join Ryan Meeks and Singer/Songwriter Tristan Cole as they talk about how to navigate the music world. 

Tristan goes into detail about how he was able to make it as an artist and how others can follow a similar path.

Check out Tristan Coles work here.

Join Ryan Meeks and Singer/Songwriter Tristan Cole as they talk about how to navigate the music world. 
Tristan goes into detail about how he was able to make it as an artist and how others can follow a similar path.
Check out Tristan Coles work <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/2lWt9k1PVEI2auPkNLRV2V">here.</a>

#26 Tristan Cole: The journey is worth it

Actress and musician Kelsey Edwards talks about how the stories we tell ourselves shape our lives and by changing those stories, we can better ourselves and our situations. 

Stories we tell ourselves can be both helpful and detrimental. So why wouldn't you tell yourself a good story instead of a bad one? Kelsey talks about the benefits of telling yourself a good story and how to make it happen in this episode. 

Check out Kelsey's acting and her music. 

Actress and musician Kelsey Edwards talks about how the stories we tell ourselves shape our lives and by changing those stories, we can better ourselves and our situations. 
Stories we tell ourselves can be both helpful and detrimental. So why wouldn't you tell yourself a good story instead of a bad one? Kelsey talks about the benefits of telling yourself a good story and how to make it happen in this episode. 
Check out Kelsey's <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1352952/">acting </a>and her <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/7DOfr28hi9i6FezpqDF1ER">music. </a>

#25 Kelsey Edwards: Tell yourself a good story

Figure painter and artist Mary Sauer helps us understand the dedication involved in becoming a successful artist. Mary talks about how she knew she wanted to be an artist since she was a little child and how that desire led to her college degree and an amazing career as an artist. She also talks about networking and the importance of getting to know other people in art.

See some of Mary's art here:

http://sloanemerrillgallery.com/mary-sauer

Figure painter and artist Mary Sauer helps us understand the dedication involved in becoming a successful artist. Mary talks about how she knew she wanted to be an artist since she was a little child and how that desire led to her college degree and an amazing career as an artist. She also talks about networking and the importance of getting to know other people in art.
See some of Mary's art here:
<a href="http://sloanemerrillgallery.com/mary-sauer">http://sloanemerrillgallery.com/mary-sauer</a>

#9 Brett Wagner: Improvisation is key

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