shaun hautly's podcast

We ruined the American Pie and undoing it might not work. Here are my thoughts. 

I keep hearing this, and I don't think it's a good idea. Even if it's done right. 

I met an anti masker and went on a deep dive inside my own head. As I navigated assumptions, I came to realize some points that are keeping me-- and our nation-- from having real conversations. Here are my thoughts as I hesitantly post this episode.

If you don't like hearing my internal monologue during the misery associated with my history of anxiety, this would be a good episode to skip. Triggered by dehydration, I entered the darkness and found some relief in talking through it into my podcast. As predicted, about 90 minutes after I recorded this, I felt fine.

This is the audio from a live stream that took place on my YouTube channel on August 18th. The video is viewable on my channel. This is the audio. Jay, Carl, Tyler, and Myself chat about the similarities and differences between our four wildly different journeys as fathers.

Some important things are coming up. Here's my litmus test for all policies. I think.

I’ve been anxious about some professional decisions I’ve been forced to make regarding whether or not I’ll film and what I’ll film if so.

There's been a lot happening these past few weeks, these are my current thoughts. There is a video of this on my YouTube channel, too. If that's your thing.

I've been thinking about what the future looks like for creators and with the lifting restrictions, many of us join the millions of other workers who are going back to work either eagerly or very hesitantly. Some of us have a choice and that choice has the real potential to sew discord within our industry.

I stopped using my phone, computer, tablet, and TV for two days. Here's what I was thinking toward the end of it.

John and I connected via YouTube as creators in difference spaces. Since then we've had a few good conversations about life in Rural Germany vs Suburban Missouri. We had one of those chats on this Podcast. Here. John can be found at  https://www.youtube.com/germansurvivalist and https://www.instagram.com/german_survivalist/

Brett and I chat about leveling up, competing, being happy with our work, and what the future looks like. Brett can be found at http://brettcarlsen.com and on IG at https://www.instagram.com/brettinreallife/

My next step as a professional is to diversify my revenue to afford more flexibility as a creative and to continue to do good work without compromising my values or quality. This episode is a reflection on why and what lies ahead for that journey.

Sean and I sit down and discuss moving up to the next level, what success looks like, and rule breaking.

In this strange episode I recorded myself reflecting on my anxiety while in the throes of an attack. I don’t know why I decided to post this, but I did.

As I straddle two distinct phases of life, I'm working on finding goals and direction to make the handoff smooth and purposeful. So I just talk about it a lot.

Dane and I get back together to talk about NAB and how to make the most of it. We also discuss video production, cameras, why FCPX is superior, and then some general advice. It's the longest episode yet.

I like new age mindfulness nonsense. I hate that I like it so much, but I do. Here are some of my favorite things and why.

Cinematographer and Producer, David Christopher Pitt, and I sit down to talk about working in a project based world and making ends meet financially and creatively.

Jess Cowl and Dani Smith of Safe Connections talk about the organization and the positive consequences of that work on themselves and the community.

After traveling together to Burkina Faso, Africa to film a project together, Simon and I take a few moments to talk about the experience and the gear.

Dane and I sit down again to talk about changes and opportunities in the film-making industry.

I sit down without a guest for the first time and let you know where I've been, where I am, and where I'm going.

Vincent Flewellen, the Director of Equity and Inclusion at The College School of Webster Groves graciously shared some of his experiences with me about experiencing racism as a child, young adult, and now as a man. Then we discuss what it's going to take to move past it as a community.

Luke is a creator. Not videos or photos as much as creating an innovative company and creating beer. He's co-owner of Beer Outside, and took a dream, overcame all the obstacles to making it happen, and now does his hobby for a living.