Multi-Platform Storyteller Mathew Klickstein

10/24/24 • 72 min

In this episode, Rodney sits down with multi-platform storyteller Mathew Klickstein to talk about his early passion for storytelling, his journey through the creative industry and the importance of resiliency.
Show Notes: https://www.mathewklickstein.com/

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Transcript

Mathew 0:00
The comic book stores had places you could sit and you could hang out there. And even though I wasn't that into comic books as a kid, you know, back, even when I had to walk there, ride my bike there, because I didn't have a car yet, I was 1011, 12 years old, that's where I'd go to kind of hang out with, quote, unquote, my people. I would hang out with the people who, yeah, maybe they'd be talking about sports, yeah, maybe they'd be talking about going on dates and some of thes