Ep. 009 : Age of Spartan racing (ft. Eric Lafalaise)

05/31/15 • -1 min

On this episode, I get together with my friend and acolyte, independant filmmaker Eric Lafalaise, for a candid and frankly hilarious post-mortem of our running the Spartan Super in Mont-Tremblant this past sunday. From not leaving your man behind to asking one's self some serious questions as to why you'd put yourself through such agony...with a little bit of Marvel movie madness thrown in there for good measure - you'll wanna hear why Eric is wagging his finger at the famed studio company... Eric's online footprint includes his awesome Blog, Twitter, and Google+. You can also show some support by heading over to his Patreon page where your pledge will have Eric give you his personal review of movies of your choice. Show some Love!
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Ep. 008 : Interview w. Eric Lafalaise

On this episode, a very laid-back but no less exciting exchange with filmmaker, screenwriter, critic and social observer Eric Lafalaise.
Eric's personal and singular insight on creativity and authenticity have either left me shocked or perplexed, but have nonetheless never failed to stand out as thought-provoking.
I do hope you'll enjoy this delightful conversation with a dear friend and fellow Defender of Awesomeness through whose passion and sensibility will definitely show you what I mean..
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Ep. 010 : Your Work Has Worth (Photography Roundtable)

On this episode, I welcome a very delightful array of fellow photographers (Koralie Deetjen-Woodward, Dimitri Rousseau & Vivardy Boursiquot) as we discuss the recent uproar/grudge match caused by photographer Jason Sheldon's scathing letter to Taylor Swift following her criticism of Apple Music and its policies.
Yet another instance where we, as creatives and artists have to define where the line is drawn in regards to how we choose to be compensated for our work.
Sure promises to be an insightful discussion which I hope you'll enjoy. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
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