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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2012 · 1H 13M

The Kerri Edelman Show presents Philanthropist Brian Oakley

from The Kerri Edelman Show · host Kerri Edelman

Brian Oakley a.k.a. "Mighty Oak", is a cyber security analyst for the U.S. Government, an up-and-coming actor and producer, and generous funder of movie and music campaigns on Kickstarter and Indiegogo.  This year, Brian has already appeared in four movies and will also be appearing in the upcoming films "The Bully Chronicles" and the controversial "Dear White People."  In addition, he is Executive Producer or Producer of five films and one web series, and will also be a Co-Producer of the upcoming "The Couple Movie," based on the popular YouTube web series "The Couple."  As if that’s not enough on his plate already, he is also scheduled to appear in a music video of a Denver-based band, and he played a major role in sending the band, Warner Drive, on their first ever European tour over the summer.  Brian is able to manage his full-time job, movie ventures, and going to college for his Criminal Justice Administration degree, all while being a single father for the past 11 years.  He has some “interesting” hobbies, to say the least.  One of his hobbies is collecting letters from serial killers, as well as signed documents from other historical figures, such as J. Edgar Hoover, Martin Luther King, Jr, and Saddam Hussein .  He has over 100 letters from the world’s most infamous killers, as well as another thousand autographs from historical figures, athletes, and celebrities.

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