Marshall Shaffer

from Life Story · host Tyler Hoenig

On this episode, Tyler invites film critic, Marshall Shaffer, to the show to discuss how his life's journey has gotten him to following his passions in a city that he loves! Marshall shares about growing up in Houston and his love of all things cinema, which led him to create his own blog "Marshall and the Movies." He has gotten to intern with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and was even brought up on stage, by Daniel Radcliffe, during one of his performances. One theme to take away from this episode is that passionate people find passionate people!

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