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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2025 · 1H 44M

#242 - Interview with film maker Jaze Bordeaux

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Award-winning filmmaker and executive producer Jaze Bordeaux of Universe Picutres. Joins the pod for a free-flowing deep dive into cinema. Also, consciousness, and the collapse of old systems. From his breakout indie film EFC. To his upcoming projects Let Go and Genesis. Jaze shares the unfiltered truth about creative persistence, storytelling as leadership. Seeing why artists need to stop chasing algorithms, and start creating legacies.We talk about movies as shared experiences. The insanity of streaming, why social media can't tell you how to feel, and the stories that actually last. And yes, we go all the way in on time travel, the Matrix, and what Star Trek got right about life, philosophy, and the future.And of course, you can find all the links for L.I.T.G, and where to listen at: 👉 www.linktr.ee/lostinthegrooveWhere to Find the Guest? 🌐 Website: https://jazebordeaux.com/ 🎧 Work: EFC, Let Go, and Genesis and future projectshttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm8322165/ 📲 Social: Follow Jaze on all platforms @jazebordeaux

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