Hackattack and The Faro John Terry

Single moms are Amazon Queens to be loved and feared. Their ferociousness is legendary. Candice is no different. Her passion is found in her art and her relationships. 
We talk about life in the film industry as a hair/makeup/costume designer. She tells us about her punk rock lifestyle, growing up in Salt lake and on the Navajo Reservation, and her concert history. She's too much metal for one hand.
Life is the rising and falling sea. Candice crowd surfs it to success in all aspects of her life. But she'll be the first to say it takes a village. Grace and humility can come in badass little packages.
 

Famed actor, director, and father of 3, Eric Tucker, takes a little vacation to the world of Hackattack and The Faro. We discuss theatre dos and don'ts, throw in a little reminiscing, a pinch of witty repartee and come up with a stirring conversation. And of course, Perth the dog makes his opinions known. 

Foster Rhodes brings her faux charisma to the show. Of course, there is nothing faux about her. She enjoys long walks in the city, bringing in the crowd energy, and running towards what scares her. She seizes each opportunity to reinvent herself and experience the walk of life in another pair of shoes. Stand up comedian and yoga instructor today but don't pigeonhole her because she surprises at every turn. She tackles bombing onstage, shrines, fart jokes, past lives, and mental health issues. As Hackattack would say, she isn't afraid to go there. We laughed. We cried. We laughed again. 

Althea Sam stops in for Episode 16 of the podcast. She is an accomplished actor, mom, and a veteran. Althea talks to us about her Native American heritage, acting career, racism, standing tall, and telling the stories that need to be told. She lives with a passion and commitment that we should all strive for each day. Oh ya, she also works 60 hours a week. How does she do it? Why does she do it? Listen and find out for yourself.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. She's more than meets the eye. Whitney talks to Hackattack about being a writer, editor, and DP. She pushes back against the patriarchy and the stigma of being an attractive woman in a male dominated industry to create bold and dramatic art. She goes for broke in all that she does. 

David Schmidt, pedaGOD of music, speaks to us about stereotypes and beating the hell out of them. We mock toxic masculinity and hetero comfort zones. Dave tells tales of overcoming physical injury for the arts, giving back to the kids, and knife fights. Listen and be amazed.