Aught cheapest cripes.

So roll out the barrel and get the band brewing.

Life's got you down.

Just keep her moving.

Hey everybody, welcome to the Cripescast.

I'm your host, Charlie Barons.

This is the podcast where we talk to people for and or from the Midwest.

This week my guest is Lucas Brown eyes. Lucas is an Oglow Lakota writer, screenwriter in Hollywood. He's working on shows that you may know like

Alexa and Katie or Young and Hungry. And he's just a very funny guy. He and I are actually working on

a project together as well but I think

that this conversation will be interesting for a number of reasons.

One if you're looking to be a screenwriter in Hollywood Lucas offers his path to doing that.

And I think a lot of people often think, oh, that's such a pie in this guy,

dream.

It's not.

There's many different ways to become that so if that's your dream I wouldn't hesitate to go for it I think you'll spend just as much time working to become

You know one of the practical jobs as you would becoming what you really want so

That's an interesting thing that came out of this conversation another thing and really the focus of this conversation was Native representation in America and in Hollywood.

And it's, Hollywood has a long complicated history misrepresenting, under-representing, or just

not representing natives at all.

And that has, you know, that sort of stuff has implications.

I know some people think like, what's the big deal, but so much of our perception of reality

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