“The only goal I really have is to bring people to their own devotional purpose and heal themselves of stuff that can be very complicated, that as kids we didn’t really know how to process.”
-Justin Connor, Director of The Golden Age
On this week’s episode of the Eat Green Make Green Podcast I sit down with the one and only Justin Connor. Justin is a musician, artist, spiritual devotee, and director of the award winning film The Golden Age. We talk about Justin’s path from growing up in New England to venturing west to pursue a career in film and music, how the idea for the film The Golden Age formed, the decade long journey of making the film, how much of the film is actually about his own life, his ever evolving spiritual journey, how he has changed as a person through the process of creating the film, how the pandemic has affected some of his wellness habits, how he intertwined his latest album into the narrative of the film, why film and music have the power to change the world, and the power of revealing your struggles to the world. This is a deep one with a super interesting and talented guy.
