ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today we are joined by actor, writer, and visual artist Senyah Haynes and songwriter and musician Molly Brandt. We talked with Molly and Senyah about when they each started to identify as an artist. Does being an artist mean you make all of your money off of your art? Does it mean you work on your art every day? Or is it something else? Molly and Senyah offer their own ideas about what it means to be an artist after spending a week writing and painting.
Senyah Insta: instagram.com/senyahhaynes2019
Molly website: instagram.com/themollybrandt
English
United States
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