July 17, 2025 • 29 mins
Artist Banks Compton joins us today to talk about his process for creating spectacular murals!
Banks Compton, a muralist from rural Alabama, has painted nearly 100 murals across 8 states. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) with a degree in painting, Compton transforms public spaces into dynamic visual stories. His vibrant works blend bold, whimsical folk designs with meaningful themes rooted in local narratives and symbols.
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Banks Compton, a muralist from rural Alabama, has painted nearly 100 murals across 8 states. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) with a degree in painting, Compton transforms public spaces into dynamic visual stories. His vibrant works blend bold, whimsical folk designs with meaningful themes rooted in local narratives and symbols.
Shelby County Arts Council
Conversations With Creatives is produced for the Shelby County Arts Council by Video Visions Media Marketing and Your Podcast Now
www.shelbycountyartscouncil.com
Video Visions Media Marketing
Your Podcast Now
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Today we are talking to the bank. Put down, we're
going to interview him. It was going to be really
good bye to those days, which is.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Yes, I want to call the first time interview banks
like college coming a straight Adams. That was what they
were in our dust pan over person ever so same.
Speaker 1 (00:54):
I never get your name. Remember we're welcome to also today,
so we can have an old tak about you, about it,
about your okay some between tul so very very colorful
(01:19):
night maybe good Yeah, I'd like to look like part
profession and I got my pisto glasses. I think it
became what kind of are you? Yeah? And then around
about you were good? Thank you? Is that when you're
(01:46):
telling me yesterday on my home? So this is an
oil texto thinking like them in the past and one
of my real house behind and years. So we also
got a bank like t was a tinting things that
(02:06):
you verify, they might say, I think, yeah, so don't
prevent in other sentences and for whatever might say.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
And at the same an gad I did it and
went for one desk and tea things and the people different.
So we'll have to say those those people on the video,
I'm not you know, I'm not wanting to must remember.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
All the pieces of white, but I remember you do
not some of music, defa but this was so and polorful.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
It finds it a little bit like by the Dragon
and like okay, yeah, was a difficult thing and in the.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
Word of the dove. But it was an old and
group very sect colors and it's very different from the
remember that that's the one I really remember.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
It was like colorful God and you know the second
this year much real, yeah, because it was it's probably
called the Oranges and things like that, like the Bad.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
But now pet.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
But I got to go the Good Bank like a
couple of months ago in the studio and it was
really cool and also everywhere, but we have the.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Prefer I think you gotta putt to make it all
the page of toy.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
You gotta make us on the wall exactly exactly in
your studio, because I got seen some of the people
that were working on for and some of the exhibit
was because I leave you everything kind of things, and
I think, so just talk a little bit about your
(04:11):
really world story as we saw it, and everybody has
a going all that story. So you talked a little
bit about like what you're saying, how you say.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Yeah, and all this kind of ties into my art
sty coming up too. You just so and I just
said the time. So we're going to be a connection
the all the different kinds of ways and you know
kind of singing and seniors. But I reason that started
with and I uh w to I was returning to
(04:42):
post it from hopstore in Marcas, Alabama. So I grew
up in and maybe you to the Marcos when I
was about ten or eleven, and so we stayed really
about in my ski care so I felt, let's try
post it to uh befodent to playing fifteen but I
(05:04):
better some players then uh roy, so it go be
the contact the big game. To my mind, it's like,
oh my career. So that really fled because taking you know,
(05:25):
the old rabbit and where it would it would take me.
But yeah, after that, I was really going to effect
the part the fears. I ended up uh really wanting
to go through the I want to plan out in
high school and there some deadline that you have in
(05:46):
order to be considered for flying you and I think
I moved the deadline. But one day or something when
I anyway, I was desated and I think my parents
really want me to go because I was moment so
they don't want to get to Bold school and knew
that so and waiting the best of that. I did
(06:08):
a college playgram at Tip them in the year, but
I did both come from playground and that the first
point I to play close art schools or a fas
college path. And I started reading and learning that every
other high school but actually cause I turned back from
(06:29):
that and as followed to all to one oh school
as the Land schools of Vine and the junior in
high school and the Yeah, they got back to me
and they said that I could go to college because
the good a d. Because that's what I got. I
(06:51):
got out of high school intended before I went to
college with play building mighty wells from them, and then
went to a week before they were piling came in.
I was seeing like a couple of friends. But that
we started doing Instagram rely on tim. Yeah, I worked
(07:19):
at Strength Videos Moreland. She had been a recent kind
of said others called the time others, you know, taking
the same friends and fining different plates together. Came from them.
It was really good, a good heart of that. That's
a new union so that was definitely a cultl investment
(07:43):
came from Rods and also Alabama, so that was definitely
an investment. You know that in some way, uh, I
was expecting and it wasn't expressing in different ways, I
have the opportunity, you know to kind of life casting
(08:05):
as will be a big city. But it was a
pretty because I've been a city and I was outside
of the Marcos and actually called jack of them. I
continue on in the Matho and and so my has
of experience that incut in the way real wife and
(08:26):
so when I mean and it's kind of uh, you
know wals with the death one of the people who
do uh you know experience through the royal game or
they were kind of like a liftin and I sent
often of what life it was Rosal, especially in the
wing pad. So I was kind of some of my
(08:48):
part in one way of another that my really started.
This became it was and sometimes it was starving the
point for the feeling there. But also it was one
of those times that to these people who hadn't when
it say to my rid the country, you know what
life is like for the people like fel what what
do I find beautiful about it because an along way
(09:10):
it's gonna uh it's been really interesting way from God
looked back at my hand idea that you don't seem
like a a and say when I talk with people
because they want really talk when they were like and amazing,
(09:37):
I wouldn't talking to people they were seeing that but
that you know, confess that I was saying of Albana
and sad Min. I never heard of that. Then they
go into you know what the relay people with your
cousin awesome, so uh first starting those things and so
(10:03):
it was kind of days and you know one of
the parents and that is about the that the pole
to which you on a person thinking said there like
a post and like hot you know a little but
(10:24):
it was something like the discovering pass.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
It's just a little like hingin into my and so
this is let's talk about this a little bit like
it's kind of about your life, like.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
You to pay a Yeah, so I kind of told
you a little bit of a about going to old school,
and well in out school, I studied a lot of
attire in a bunch king and resting studying and know
that I also was working in whatever events planning. So
(11:03):
I did on word event in the years in the Hampton.
But again it's definitely out of my brother involved for
artworks and the graduates fired cod to happen, and so
I also hospitality industry. Gods, I'm kind of had a invent.
So I moved to Arizona looking for work and a
(11:28):
new other sales and storing from New York, I mean
victorious and when the days that actually called to do
or amiral in land in Albana with the post, I
was what I am and ever since then continuent neuralism
waking or in Albana and moved back there to do it.
So for this day this is kind of a us
(11:54):
an imagination of my newal my plent I was. I'm
really kind of I think by learn friending the public
art and the things that I love about, you know,
real impiment, fine art. They played now staying more artworks
are called more men story or those times and those
patients like that. Both came from about Martos. The whole
(12:17):
in that thinking is actually the very specifically is the
whole prinks from Holland whot Molindo and the familiar without
Sadas marsic is in the Indo country, the mean state
of the country. That's the kind of the main subject
of you know, right in the Lingo counties and kind
(12:37):
of the pictory of that interviews from the vin all times,
not with the fair colony because of the round plan
and the white rock from the rivers and you know
what the industry stood out there and really the masl
what it is today. So in the hopeful with a
lot of thatt it, you know, living out in job
(12:58):
Bad of real w Wall, it's more we want say
or the time history and Sanders and there's one level people.
It's there those boys in Port with people that live
there as well for people standing and friends and you know,
people that resent those communities. So I'm really excited to
(13:21):
kind of see how all of these kind of come
together in it in this one say yeah.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
That's so cool, Like I think you other way, but
we kind of both the one we can't say where
they be like a page or something like that, and
it's kind of more like modern updated teams.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
And before that it was like the whole plan. He
was like, it's a it's a fool always a kind
of the story. Has all these ever gonna.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
Where we see the chicken or they're trying guys or
something like bad birds or whatever, and it's like just
pretty picture and the custom like a lot more than that, or.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Think yeah, yeah, but we boy love setting that an
accountant for those six nights managers. The way you can
tell the thro bumbles of things in the pensions and
you know, kind of amathing like the levels beca can
get in the pores but by having been pregnant in
(14:23):
the camber and you know and had a warm next
to other things and you know, expressions and things like that.
But I just love in the way I can turn
something big will into a level the sordid. Yeah, I
(14:45):
went to I love a lot of the you know
kind of when come the both and pay to explains.
But I also love I really love the most pa candles,
so that very Mexican ala, which a racy pure and
then you know, yeah they were actually very poly. You know,
(15:15):
it's pretty funny of ancient ground to its finally close
the uh suv or uh you know kind of work
that revolution tidly regarded the higher to the vocal. Things
like that, you know, things like that that happened in
Marcus in kind of the Western religion or any the
(15:38):
American resism or if they were, which would be like
brant Wood kind of play dumping and uh and yeah,
I love that. So it's it's kind of it's kind
of very particular day life or movement or uh kind
(15:58):
of people they just find engine and indist like the
ms of the people in the other industry industry was
you know, I just kind of video of that. Uh.
Ways we can kind of see to do saving and
saying with a movement in the specific time of the history. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
But like remember that you talked about and of people
think of all indist treat it's there still going. But
I always like this really know the staff and we
studied and you know the history and it's kind of
talk you know at all properly, yes, and to a
(16:40):
different subject and other people who so I think about
because history and English and I think.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
The West engine at tention.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
Do all each other as people that we learned someone
in nest and so I we do especially like if
you to other like recently.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
What do you do about Yeah, that's work all the
masters and how those the past of things and their
history pools the time like what I believe its order
that was that was and I as pressure and always
I'm doing I see it my foot want to say
that the singing other story yet to be told in
(17:23):
history gets to these documented so that I can always
pam in some afflicted being of public art and things
like that work, but really giving those personal and implement
with the small talents thy pistory and trying to figure
out how to trying to pay that into an artful
(17:46):
that can be played on from stronger and in a
different ways than movie that from the physical. I was
kind of I'm very plas I have a you know,
documented things and how we can even to the pay
the staff and and think about is happening. Yeah, And
that's kind of something you do your mars because I
(18:06):
mean you're a pretty prolificantly at this point, like you
can tank out of you like nobody's business and playing
to the tech school englishmapon have pacis the other day
and it's so cool that it in your Instagram now,
But it's just so I've I do have a test
that baby animal to see the all time on the Instagram.
(18:29):
You do this for like numbers and symbols all over
the place, and somehow that is like poping of bed
and I do not understand it. And every time I
come to get under what you do, that's it coming,
(18:51):
I guess, really really example that you know, it's trying
hard to articulate. Sometimes it's called a Google good. So
if you're Google that stays Google good and then we'll
we'll cut for that. What it is there that a
(19:13):
videos for people who's playing it much better, I mean,
but it's a little tip of the stay toting from mail.
So what I do is, ikay, always remember letter and
symbol a reader to do anything, bet it on the
wall and then I put a while that when I
take small digital mbering of the mail and I can't
pose it and process, they tip it of the wall
(19:36):
with all the vitos on it. And so if that's
press my vending on top of the wall as you
see thro into the googles good the rembling, so I
can do us all when the tende recently so like
oh the weeks of beef inside the number two or
the I by the fall or you know, so it's
(19:57):
kind of stays one that's pring on the wall. People
don't into voice us and go bad and who without
having to project or anything in the world.
Speaker 2 (20:08):
Okay, that both have a lot of fun because I've
done games would when you get good and it's that
same way what kind of helps me.
Speaker 1 (20:14):
It's like they're learn more, but another things like a
make good I was like chriss, Mom's friend. And then
there's a mule of the thing. Hold the happening some
people does my taste.
Speaker 2 (20:29):
Agay's a bit about prospective means all boss this good
one out the.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Arch tackle or the tree. They had a whole life
in the tree. It was a really sick mule. But
we always loves twenty days to do it. I call
them the place game taking over the wall.
Speaker 2 (21:07):
And two hundred years before night, I mus be pocam
about time someone compence with my favorite.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Father was my favorite. I don't know what podcast is
Your husband as to bring you my last is and
they'll be able to overto swards. You know what I mean?
The whole bread again, telegraph something something.
Speaker 2 (21:44):
Doing place for talking your spirits, great grandsire, this is
really cool. I can't let me see your sad beside.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
At the point of it's goodful planets of kind of
get a lot of different conflict Forge will be with
the opening and data.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
Think yeah, the opening is what way it is saf
us twenty four and sixty eight will be st freaking
time today the day and say there's a bay and
bad I think that'll be w people in the unit.
(22:45):
It's some time, okay, So we give about a sixty
three little bit you intil adventures because you loverally when
talk about this sometimes at work.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
And that's the thing that I don't when you're contably
come to the say privil uh I, I don't think
it's about whether you're saying or not. I thinking someone
(23:18):
kind of I wouldn't say I never did. But it's
the cool that you have that's not sing the so
I actually you uh. I didn't think alas that I
read the reality and visual tools with my mirror before.
But I've actually done a mill to beyond gravity, which
(23:40):
because a companies and penful and so what is real
is intently useful. It is Joe the prk m's time
and any crossing and recognition that you become c page
and then think you're saying ask them, I mean they
animate my meal. So the w have the loss of
(24:01):
apply bas and labeled perferent start for the watch with
such as a company man past but there's really interesting
able things. You know, AI and technology can be involved
in a polictative paintings. You know, I can't think of
as a company of creative play to live a company
(24:21):
instigly to you know, to get how to work with it.
I think that I wanted to have a was you know,
les an issue. But I think it's not wrong to
say that I now and even the keel to have
been an idea of a night usual applying to I
repall and things like that. I've just been recently, you know,
(24:43):
through that way to enhance for the quality of my
photo or I broke back any and recently a physic
hadems especially uh them from my you know, liberal orsation.
So you know, I think I in a braid cases
we have the technology the coming or maybe even a
(25:06):
raise a pat but you know, it was more the
school and history is an evil empty wanting to take over.
Speaker 2 (25:15):
My Yeah, I think that's something I think I have
been like like come to earth or like hoping people
maybe like a ny complain in the US that has
been post to school when you can see the rest
of the plane be a lot or something like that.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
I just don't like it. One of our people.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
You know, it was a many music to you know,
like a setter giving a footook setter and living like
a word from something like that, something done like like
we have any we did actually like when you get
the work selling time time and the book like that
fall on Instagram club the girl had actually we have
(25:57):
made a Mukets and a hotel had play on that
Tinder bad and everyone work pictures with as bad about
his They have to pay a bay people were in
the commerce people making all he has the brain things
and them, so I didn't really like they had to
do it. But he talked about that about idea and
(26:17):
I think it's the thing easy.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
But I suspen.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Man, that's when you played on market because he did
that when you're like the Muppet was, I.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Don't say what like yeah, I was taking on Halloween
and say festival, and so I decided to put an
that's going to coper test the question Okay, yes the
(27:03):
people look about this and my bet.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
And said person and I do and it's fun and
can in the bay.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
Yeah y
Today we are talking to the bank. Put down, we're
going to interview him. It was going to be really
good bye to those days, which is.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Yes, I want to call the first time interview banks
like college coming a straight Adams. That was what they
were in our dust pan over person ever so same.
Speaker 1 (00:54):
I never get your name. Remember we're welcome to also today,
so we can have an old tak about you, about it,
about your okay some between tul so very very colorful
(01:19):
night maybe good Yeah, I'd like to look like part
profession and I got my pisto glasses. I think it
became what kind of are you? Yeah? And then around
about you were good? Thank you? Is that when you're
(01:46):
telling me yesterday on my home? So this is an
oil texto thinking like them in the past and one
of my real house behind and years. So we also
got a bank like t was a tinting things that
(02:06):
you verify, they might say, I think, yeah, so don't
prevent in other sentences and for whatever might say.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
And at the same an gad I did it and
went for one desk and tea things and the people different.
So we'll have to say those those people on the video,
I'm not you know, I'm not wanting to must remember.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
All the pieces of white, but I remember you do
not some of music, defa but this was so and polorful.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
It finds it a little bit like by the Dragon
and like okay, yeah, was a difficult thing and in the.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
Word of the dove. But it was an old and
group very sect colors and it's very different from the
remember that that's the one I really remember.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
It was like colorful God and you know the second
this year much real, yeah, because it was it's probably
called the Oranges and things like that, like the Bad.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
But now pet.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
But I got to go the Good Bank like a
couple of months ago in the studio and it was
really cool and also everywhere, but we have the.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Prefer I think you gotta putt to make it all
the page of toy.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
You gotta make us on the wall exactly exactly in
your studio, because I got seen some of the people
that were working on for and some of the exhibit
was because I leave you everything kind of things, and
I think, so just talk a little bit about your
(04:11):
really world story as we saw it, and everybody has
a going all that story. So you talked a little
bit about like what you're saying, how you say.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Yeah, and all this kind of ties into my art
sty coming up too. You just so and I just
said the time. So we're going to be a connection
the all the different kinds of ways and you know
kind of singing and seniors. But I reason that started
with and I uh w to I was returning to
(04:42):
post it from hopstore in Marcas, Alabama. So I grew
up in and maybe you to the Marcos when I
was about ten or eleven, and so we stayed really
about in my ski care so I felt, let's try
post it to uh befodent to playing fifteen but I
(05:04):
better some players then uh roy, so it go be
the contact the big game. To my mind, it's like,
oh my career. So that really fled because taking you know,
(05:25):
the old rabbit and where it would it would take me.
But yeah, after that, I was really going to effect
the part the fears. I ended up uh really wanting
to go through the I want to plan out in
high school and there some deadline that you have in
(05:46):
order to be considered for flying you and I think
I moved the deadline. But one day or something when
I anyway, I was desated and I think my parents
really want me to go because I was moment so
they don't want to get to Bold school and knew
that so and waiting the best of that. I did
(06:08):
a college playgram at Tip them in the year, but
I did both come from playground and that the first
point I to play close art schools or a fas
college path. And I started reading and learning that every
other high school but actually cause I turned back from
(06:29):
that and as followed to all to one oh school
as the Land schools of Vine and the junior in
high school and the Yeah, they got back to me
and they said that I could go to college because
the good a d. Because that's what I got. I
(06:51):
got out of high school intended before I went to
college with play building mighty wells from them, and then
went to a week before they were piling came in.
I was seeing like a couple of friends. But that
we started doing Instagram rely on tim. Yeah, I worked
(07:19):
at Strength Videos Moreland. She had been a recent kind
of said others called the time others, you know, taking
the same friends and fining different plates together. Came from them.
It was really good, a good heart of that. That's
a new union so that was definitely a cultl investment
(07:43):
came from Rods and also Alabama, so that was definitely
an investment. You know that in some way, uh, I
was expecting and it wasn't expressing in different ways, I
have the opportunity, you know to kind of life casting
(08:05):
as will be a big city. But it was a
pretty because I've been a city and I was outside
of the Marcos and actually called jack of them. I
continue on in the Matho and and so my has
of experience that incut in the way real wife and
(08:26):
so when I mean and it's kind of uh, you
know wals with the death one of the people who
do uh you know experience through the royal game or
they were kind of like a liftin and I sent
often of what life it was Rosal, especially in the
wing pad. So I was kind of some of my
(08:48):
part in one way of another that my really started.
This became it was and sometimes it was starving the
point for the feeling there. But also it was one
of those times that to these people who hadn't when
it say to my rid the country, you know what
life is like for the people like fel what what
do I find beautiful about it because an along way
(09:10):
it's gonna uh it's been really interesting way from God
looked back at my hand idea that you don't seem
like a a and say when I talk with people
because they want really talk when they were like and amazing,
(09:37):
I wouldn't talking to people they were seeing that but
that you know, confess that I was saying of Albana
and sad Min. I never heard of that. Then they
go into you know what the relay people with your
cousin awesome, so uh first starting those things and so
(10:03):
it was kind of days and you know one of
the parents and that is about the that the pole
to which you on a person thinking said there like
a post and like hot you know a little but
(10:24):
it was something like the discovering pass.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
It's just a little like hingin into my and so
this is let's talk about this a little bit like
it's kind of about your life, like.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
You to pay a Yeah, so I kind of told
you a little bit of a about going to old school,
and well in out school, I studied a lot of
attire in a bunch king and resting studying and know
that I also was working in whatever events planning. So
(11:03):
I did on word event in the years in the Hampton.
But again it's definitely out of my brother involved for
artworks and the graduates fired cod to happen, and so
I also hospitality industry. Gods, I'm kind of had a invent.
So I moved to Arizona looking for work and a
(11:28):
new other sales and storing from New York, I mean
victorious and when the days that actually called to do
or amiral in land in Albana with the post, I
was what I am and ever since then continuent neuralism
waking or in Albana and moved back there to do it.
So for this day this is kind of a us
(11:54):
an imagination of my newal my plent I was. I'm
really kind of I think by learn friending the public
art and the things that I love about, you know,
real impiment, fine art. They played now staying more artworks
are called more men story or those times and those
patients like that. Both came from about Martos. The whole
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in that thinking is actually the very specifically is the
whole prinks from Holland whot Molindo and the familiar without
Sadas marsic is in the Indo country, the mean state
of the country. That's the kind of the main subject
of you know, right in the Lingo counties and kind
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of the pictory of that interviews from the vin all times,
not with the fair colony because of the round plan
and the white rock from the rivers and you know
what the industry stood out there and really the masl
what it is today. So in the hopeful with a
lot of thatt it, you know, living out in job
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Bad of real w Wall, it's more we want say
or the time history and Sanders and there's one level people.
It's there those boys in Port with people that live
there as well for people standing and friends and you know,
people that resent those communities. So I'm really excited to
(13:21):
kind of see how all of these kind of come
together in it in this one say yeah.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
That's so cool, Like I think you other way, but
we kind of both the one we can't say where
they be like a page or something like that, and
it's kind of more like modern updated teams.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
And before that it was like the whole plan. He
was like, it's a it's a fool always a kind
of the story. Has all these ever gonna.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
Where we see the chicken or they're trying guys or
something like bad birds or whatever, and it's like just
pretty picture and the custom like a lot more than that, or.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Think yeah, yeah, but we boy love setting that an
accountant for those six nights managers. The way you can
tell the thro bumbles of things in the pensions and
you know, kind of amathing like the levels beca can
get in the pores but by having been pregnant in
(14:23):
the camber and you know and had a warm next
to other things and you know, expressions and things like that.
But I just love in the way I can turn
something big will into a level the sordid. Yeah, I
(14:45):
went to I love a lot of the you know
kind of when come the both and pay to explains.
But I also love I really love the most pa candles,
so that very Mexican ala, which a racy pure and
then you know, yeah they were actually very poly. You know,
(15:15):
it's pretty funny of ancient ground to its finally close
the uh suv or uh you know kind of work
that revolution tidly regarded the higher to the vocal. Things
like that, you know, things like that that happened in
Marcus in kind of the Western religion or any the
(15:38):
American resism or if they were, which would be like
brant Wood kind of play dumping and uh and yeah,
I love that. So it's it's kind of it's kind
of very particular day life or movement or uh kind
(15:58):
of people they just find engine and indist like the
ms of the people in the other industry industry was
you know, I just kind of video of that. Uh.
Ways we can kind of see to do saving and
saying with a movement in the specific time of the history. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
But like remember that you talked about and of people
think of all indist treat it's there still going. But
I always like this really know the staff and we
studied and you know the history and it's kind of
talk you know at all properly, yes, and to a
(16:40):
different subject and other people who so I think about
because history and English and I think.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
The West engine at tention.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
Do all each other as people that we learned someone
in nest and so I we do especially like if
you to other like recently.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
What do you do about Yeah, that's work all the
masters and how those the past of things and their
history pools the time like what I believe its order
that was that was and I as pressure and always
I'm doing I see it my foot want to say
that the singing other story yet to be told in
(17:23):
history gets to these documented so that I can always
pam in some afflicted being of public art and things
like that work, but really giving those personal and implement
with the small talents thy pistory and trying to figure
out how to trying to pay that into an artful
(17:46):
that can be played on from stronger and in a
different ways than movie that from the physical. I was
kind of I'm very plas I have a you know,
documented things and how we can even to the pay
the staff and and think about is happening. Yeah, And
that's kind of something you do your mars because I
(18:06):
mean you're a pretty prolificantly at this point, like you
can tank out of you like nobody's business and playing
to the tech school englishmapon have pacis the other day
and it's so cool that it in your Instagram now,
But it's just so I've I do have a test
that baby animal to see the all time on the Instagram.
(18:29):
You do this for like numbers and symbols all over
the place, and somehow that is like poping of bed
and I do not understand it. And every time I
come to get under what you do, that's it coming,
(18:51):
I guess, really really example that you know, it's trying
hard to articulate. Sometimes it's called a Google good. So
if you're Google that stays Google good and then we'll
we'll cut for that. What it is there that a
(19:13):
videos for people who's playing it much better, I mean,
but it's a little tip of the stay toting from mail.
So what I do is, ikay, always remember letter and
symbol a reader to do anything, bet it on the
wall and then I put a while that when I
take small digital mbering of the mail and I can't
pose it and process, they tip it of the wall
(19:36):
with all the vitos on it. And so if that's
press my vending on top of the wall as you
see thro into the googles good the rembling, so I
can do us all when the tende recently so like
oh the weeks of beef inside the number two or
the I by the fall or you know, so it's
(19:57):
kind of stays one that's pring on the wall. People
don't into voice us and go bad and who without
having to project or anything in the world.
Speaker 2 (20:08):
Okay, that both have a lot of fun because I've
done games would when you get good and it's that
same way what kind of helps me.
Speaker 1 (20:14):
It's like they're learn more, but another things like a
make good I was like chriss, Mom's friend. And then
there's a mule of the thing. Hold the happening some
people does my taste.
Speaker 2 (20:29):
Agay's a bit about prospective means all boss this good
one out the.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
Arch tackle or the tree. They had a whole life
in the tree. It was a really sick mule. But
we always loves twenty days to do it. I call
them the place game taking over the wall.
Speaker 2 (21:07):
And two hundred years before night, I mus be pocam
about time someone compence with my favorite.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Father was my favorite. I don't know what podcast is
Your husband as to bring you my last is and
they'll be able to overto swards. You know what I mean?
The whole bread again, telegraph something something.
Speaker 2 (21:44):
Doing place for talking your spirits, great grandsire, this is
really cool. I can't let me see your sad beside.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
At the point of it's goodful planets of kind of
get a lot of different conflict Forge will be with
the opening and data.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
Think yeah, the opening is what way it is saf
us twenty four and sixty eight will be st freaking
time today the day and say there's a bay and
bad I think that'll be w people in the unit.
(22:45):
It's some time, okay, So we give about a sixty
three little bit you intil adventures because you loverally when
talk about this sometimes at work.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
And that's the thing that I don't when you're contably
come to the say privil uh I, I don't think
it's about whether you're saying or not. I thinking someone
(23:18):
kind of I wouldn't say I never did. But it's
the cool that you have that's not sing the so
I actually you uh. I didn't think alas that I
read the reality and visual tools with my mirror before.
But I've actually done a mill to beyond gravity, which
(23:40):
because a companies and penful and so what is real
is intently useful. It is Joe the prk m's time
and any crossing and recognition that you become c page
and then think you're saying ask them, I mean they
animate my meal. So the w have the loss of
(24:01):
apply bas and labeled perferent start for the watch with
such as a company man past but there's really interesting
able things. You know, AI and technology can be involved
in a polictative paintings. You know, I can't think of
as a company of creative play to live a company
(24:21):
instigly to you know, to get how to work with it.
I think that I wanted to have a was you know,
les an issue. But I think it's not wrong to
say that I now and even the keel to have
been an idea of a night usual applying to I
repall and things like that. I've just been recently, you know,
(24:43):
through that way to enhance for the quality of my
photo or I broke back any and recently a physic
hadems especially uh them from my you know, liberal orsation.
So you know, I think I in a braid cases
we have the technology the coming or maybe even a
(25:06):
raise a pat but you know, it was more the
school and history is an evil empty wanting to take over.
Speaker 2 (25:15):
My Yeah, I think that's something I think I have
been like like come to earth or like hoping people
maybe like a ny complain in the US that has
been post to school when you can see the rest
of the plane be a lot or something like that.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
I just don't like it. One of our people.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
You know, it was a many music to you know,
like a setter giving a footook setter and living like
a word from something like that, something done like like
we have any we did actually like when you get
the work selling time time and the book like that
fall on Instagram club the girl had actually we have
(25:57):
made a Mukets and a hotel had play on that
Tinder bad and everyone work pictures with as bad about
his They have to pay a bay people were in
the commerce people making all he has the brain things
and them, so I didn't really like they had to
do it. But he talked about that about idea and
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I think it's the thing easy.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
But I suspen.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Man, that's when you played on market because he did
that when you're like the Muppet was, I.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Don't say what like yeah, I was taking on Halloween
and say festival, and so I decided to put an
that's going to coper test the question Okay, yes the
(27:03):
people look about this and my bet.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
And said person and I do and it's fun and
can in the bay.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
Yeah y
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