Michael Biehn is on the show today. Here's a man I always considered "The coolest guy in Hollywood". He's effortlessly cool and authentic as an actor. He's also a man who never played the game and I mean that in the best possible way. He's an actor that been "in the business" and not "of the business."

Michael talks about his long term agent Ed Lamato and how he stayed with him until his death. Michael talks about coming up in the 80's and 90's. He talks about priding himself on being a good actor, but not necesairly a good movie star.

Michael talks about his pur love of the art form and teases us with some work tha he has coming up.

Welcome to the show this incredible tallent and really kind human mind.

Welcome back, everyone! Michael Cudlitz is a force of nature—an actor with the grit and moxie that takes us back to a bygone era of Hollywood. You might know the next man as the fierce and unforgettable Sergeant Abraham Ford from 'The Walking Dead' and the relentless John Cooper from 'Southland.' With performances that pack a punch and a presence that demands attention, he embodies the spirit of classic tough-guy actors. Michael is here to share his journey from the Cal Arts to the screen, give us a taste his journey, and remind us that talent only gets you so far. Patience is a must! So, strap in for a raw and authentic conversation with the incomparable Michael Cudlitz

Today, we are guestless. Brenden and I delve into topics like 'Lady in the Lake,' the unconscious mind, the creative process of an artist, and a variety of other compelling subjects.

This episode serves as a delightful interlude to discuss the current state of affairs. We also i'm starting a Patreon page for the podcast for all interested parties.

Don't miss out on this one episode. It's an enjoyable listen!

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