I talk with director Le Chau about her new film, DOLDRUMS. We talk about her experience learning English, succeeding at her dreams but still having miles to go, and how she reacts to avoid being stereotyped.

If you need inspiration for the weekend, hell, for the rest of the year, the rest of the decade, this episode is for you.

I talk with director Matan Hamam about the power of art in a time of war in Israel.

This was never meant to be a current events episode; it was supposed to be a joyful celebration of wrapping filming on GEVER. But that's not what happened.

Matan gives his perspective on current events and what he learned in the process of filming GEVER. Previously, he joined me in episode 1.

This episode couldn't be more timely and more important.

I talk with Matthew S Robinson, indie film director and writer, about changing careers because of James Cameron, the struggles of making indie movies, why people select comedy as a genre to start, how film festivals can improve, his film BLOODY, BLOODY CODA, what he recommends for future filmmakers, and who he wants to highlight.

I talk with Dan Steadman, indie film director, writer, casting director, production designer, and so much more.

I talk with Jordan Martin, director of the upcoming film REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT.

I talk with Patrick Schweiss, executive director of the Sedona International Film Festival.

I talk with Ross McDonnell about the documentary he co-directed, SWIFT JUSTICE.

I talk with Brett Smith about his feature directorial debut, FREEDOM’S PATH.

I talk with Julia Bales about her short film, FOLLOWERS.

I talk with Joshua Caldwell in part two of our conversation. He offers the kind of wisdom only experience brings.

I talk with Alexandra Simpson, a French-American indie film director, about her new film NO SLEEP TILL, romcoms, great directors, and more.

I talk with Joshua Caldwell, director of MENDING THE LINE, in this first part of a two-part series.

Five million people. Twenty million sheep. One Phil Stebbing.

The British-born, New Zealand living, Afghanistan-documenting filmmaker has quite the story.

The GOAT of indie film podcasts, Liz Nord, talks about the NYU Production Lab, film festivals, the argument for short films, and more.

Sebastián has a lot to say about DC, go-go music, and independent filmmaking.

I talk with Soheil Rezayazdi. His career arc is wildly unique – Iran to the University of Iowa to New York City, where he now serves as the Nonfiction Programs Manager at The Gotham Film & Media Institute.

I talk with Hoku Uchiyama about his new project, WHITCH, crowdfunding on Seed & Spark.

I talk with Sean Spencer & David Waterhouse about their film, RANGER, and what it was like for two childhood friends to make a film about the searing experience of combat over the first decade of the Global War on Terrorism.

I talk with Shandaeya Caldwell, the co-producer for INDULGE ME.

I talk with Micah Streeter, the director of the upcoming film UNMADE.