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The PHYS Podcast

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The PHYS Podcast is where creativity, storytelling, and human experience meet. Hosted by Tyson Martin, the show features conversations with photographers, filmmakers, artists, adventurers, and storytellers from around the world. Through honest discussions on creativity, resilience, mental health, and the power of visual storytelling, each episode explores the stories behind the people who inspire us. Listened to in 107+ countries, The PHYS Podcast reminds us that creativity has the power to connect,

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Ep 83 - A Follow Up With Jonathan Pitts-Wiley

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2025/12/25

In this follow-up episode of The Life of Phys Podcast, host Tyson Martin reconnects with Jonathan Pitts Wiley, a photographer whose work continues to evolve through intention, observation, and long-term commitment to the craft.Since his first appearance on the show, Jonathon has remained focused on refining his photographic voice,placing less emphasis on immediate outcomes and more on consistency, curiosity, and the quiet discipline required to build meaningful bodies of work. His approach reflects

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00:35:57

Ep 82 - A Follow Up With Larry Everage.

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2025/12/24

In this follow-up episode of The Life of Phys Podcast, host Tyson Martin sits down once again with Larry Everage, a photographer whose career bridges deeply personal documentary work and iconic moments in music and culture.Since his first appearance on the podcast, Larry has continued to refine a photographic approach rooted in patience, trust, and long-term vision. His work is known for its honesty and restraint, whether documenting everyday life or working closely with influential artists such as

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00:30:07

Ep 81 - A Follow Up With Michael Taylor

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2025/12/23

In this follow-up episode of The Life of Phys Podcast, host Tyson Martin reconnects with Michael Taylor, a photographer whose work continues to evolve through patience, intention, and long-term commitment.Since his first appearance on the show, Michael has been refining not only his photographic approach, but his relationship to the creative process itself. His work reflects a deeper understanding of time, restraint, and presence, focusing less on outcomes and more on showing up consistently with

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01:17:20

Ep 80 - A Follow Up With Ben Tobin

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2025/12/22

In this follow-up episode of The Life of Phys Podcast, host Tyson Martin sits down once again with Ben Tobin, a Spokane-based photographer known for his honest, grounded approach to documenting everyday life.Since his first appearance on the podcast, Ben has continued to deepen his long-term photographic work centered around Spokane. Capturing the quiet moments, overlooked spaces, and subtle human connections that define a place beyond the surface. His work is rooted in patience, presence, and a

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01:04:48

Ep 79 - Kyle McDougall on Documentary Photography,...

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2025/12/10

In this episode of The Life of Phys Podcast, we sit down with documentary and landscape photographer Kyle McDougall, whose work explores the intersections of place, history, and time. Originally from Ontario, Canada and now based in the United Kingdom, Kyle is known for his quiet, observational approach to storytelling—capturing rural environments, overlooked towns, and landscapes shaped by memory and change.Kyle began his career as a cinematographer and editor in the outdoor television industry

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01:04:24

Ep 78 -Rachael Galipo on Creativity, Vulnerability,...

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2025/12/03

Rachael Galipois a photographer, model, and director whose work blends spirit, play, and deep human connection. Her creative journey has taken her across Chile’s rugged landscapes, into the canyons of Colombia documenting climbers forging new paths, and on 15 day road trips shooting tourism campaigns with crews she meets along the way. Her energy and enthusiasm shape every project she touches, making her a powerful presence both on and off set.Rachael moves fluidly between roles behind and in front

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01:06:27

Ep 77 - Inside Transience: Danielle L. Goldstein and...

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2025/11/26

Today , we’re joined by two creatives whose collaboration bridges photography and storytelling with rare clarity and depth.Danielle L. Goldstein is an NYC-based photographer whose work has been exhibited in galleries around the world. Her images have appeared in numerous photography publications, and her work resides in the permanent collection of The Museum of the City of New York. Her eye is grounded in honesty and intuition,Caroline Goldstein is a writer, editor, and the author of The Wayside

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01:06:27

Ep 76 - Joe Wakefield On Documenting the Heart of...

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2025/11/20

Today’s guest is Joe Wakefield, an award-winning mountain bike and events photographer based in Squamish, British Columbia. Originally from England, Joe moved to the Sea to Sky to immerse himself in the world of action sports and found a deep sense of belonging through mountain biking and the communities that live it.Joe’s work focuses on documenting MTB culture from the inside — the atmosphere, the effort, the landscapes, the riders, and the stories behind it all. From grassroots jams and local dig

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01:12:07

Ep 75 - Mirae Campbell On Capturing Real Moments,...

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2025/11/12

Today’s guest is someone who has mastered the art of capturing real moments.Mirae Campbell has a rare gift, the ability to freeze the most authentic, candid stories and make them feel alive.Based in Squamish, British Columbia, Mirae has carved her own path in the world of adventure and action sports photography, documenting life where wild places and vibrant communities meet.A self-taught creator, adventurer, and passionate visual storyteller, Mirae has collaborated with some of the world’s most

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00:53:16

Ep 74 - Ryne Hancock On Documenting the Soul of New...

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2025/11/11

Ryne Hancock is a New Orleans–based photographer and DJ at WTUL, originally from Memphis, Tennessee. Through his work shared on @rynewashere and @shotsbyryne, Ryne documents second line parades, neighborhood traditions, and the everyday life that gives New Orleans its pulse. His photography is rooted in community, showing up, participating, and honoring culture from within.In this episode, we explore the meaning of place, belonging, and storytelling through lived experience. We talk about the

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00:57:49

Ep 73 - Brett Devloo And Hippie Mike On Building a...

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2025/11/07

Today’s guest is someone whose life rewrites what’s possible.Brett Devloo, also known as “TBK – The Blind Kid,” is a visually impaired musician, songwriter, professional skater, and motivational speaker from Aldergrove, BC. His story isn’t just about adapting — it’s about refusing to let limitations define your life. Brett has built a career in music and in skateboarding through presence, heart, and relentless forward motion. His journey is now the focus of the upcoming documentary “Blind Corners,”

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01:00:15

Ep 72 - Christopher “Morty” Mortenson On Creativity,...

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2025/11/05

Today’s guest is Christopher Mortenson, though most people know him simply as "Morty", an editorial and commercial photographer based in the creative heart of Long Beach, California.Morty’s journey began in the small rural town of Silver City, New Mexico, where his passion for photography was sparked at home, inspired by his mother, a Navy photographer whose images showed him the power of storytelling through the lens.After earning his BFA in Photography from New Mexico State University, Morty made

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00:50:40

Ep 71 - Steve Bueckert On Finding Light in Unexpected...

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2025/11/04

Today’s guest is Steve Bueckert, a travel and landscape photographer known for chasing the magic of natural light. His work captures the quiet beauty of the world from the heart of bustling cities to the most remote edges of the map.Steve’s photography blends patience, precision, and poetry. finding light when and where it’s least expected. Shooting both digital and film, his images invite you to slow down, breathe, and see the extraordinary in the everyday.Beyond the lens, Steve is a published

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01:19:52

Ep 70 - Ryan Faer on Mental Health, Monochrome...

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2025/10/29

Welcome back to The Life of Phys Podcast, where raw conversations explore creativity, resilience, and the stories that shape us.Today’s guest is Ryan Faer, a strength and conditioning coach, photographer, and storyteller whose journey shows how creativity can emerge from struggle. Battling depression and anxiety led Ryan to pick up a camera, transforming photography into both a creative outlet and a language of healing.Through his powerful monochrome street photography, Ryan captures the raw poetry

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01:23:37

Ep 69 - Christa Funk On Banzai Pipeline, Surf...

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2025/10/22

Today’s guest is Christa Funk better known as "C Funk" one of the world’s leading water photographers, celebrated for her breathtaking images from the legendary Banzai Pipeline. Whether it’s small waves or heavy second and third reef Pipe, Funk is always in the mix, driven by discipline, courage, and her background as a competitive swimmer and Coast Guard officer.Her work has been featured in Freesurf Magazine, Surfline, and across countless feeds, where her images capture the raw beauty, chaos, and

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01:20:04

Ep 68 - Jules Jimreivat On Action Sports, Lifestyle &...

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2025/10/15

Today’s guest is a passionate action sports and lifestyle photographer who lives by the rhythm: ski, bike, climb, run, rinse, repeat. Whether working on assignments or personal projects, her photography thrives on capturing people in motion, not only the big, heroic moments, but also the in-between details that bring authenticity and depth to every story.Her creative focus includes elevating the stories of women in sports and adventure, and her work has received international recognition. She is the

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01:12:57

Ep 67 - Cheriss May On Inclusive Storytelling &...

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2025/10/08

Today’s guest is Cheriss May, a celebrated portrait and editorial photographer based in Washington, D.C. . Known for her powerful ability to connect authentically with her subjects, Cheriss’s work shines a light on stories that matter.She is a member of the Board of Directors at Focus on the Story, the immediate past president of Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW), co-chair of photography at The National Press Club, an Adobe Education Leader, and an adjunct professor at Howard University,

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00:55:13

Ep 66 - Marcus Paladino On Cold Water Surf...

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2025/10/02

Today’s guest is Marcus Paladino, a professional photographer specializing in cold water surf photography on the rugged west coast of Canada. Based in Tofino, Marcus has built a career capturing high-performance surfing and the wild beauty of the Pacific Northwest. What began with a diploma in photography in 2010 and a “one summer” trip to Tofino has turned into a lifelong pursuit of documenting the people, waves, and culture at the edge of the world.Known for his artistic approach and his

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01:03:10

Ep 65 - Brynne Mower on Outdoor Photography,...

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2025/09/25

The Life of Phys Podcast, where raw conversations explore creativity, resilience, and the connection between art, movement, and mental healthToday’s guest is Brynne Mower, a 2023 Red Bull Illume semi-finalist and a rising voice in outdoor and action sports photography.Brynne’s creative journey began on horseback in the open fields of the American Southwest, shaped by a love of music, athletics, and adventure. Her path eventually led her to the Pacific Northwest, where the wild landscapes helped

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01:05:51

Ep 64 - Brian Bielmann on 50 Years of Surf...

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2025/09/18

Welcome back to The Life of Phys Podcast, where raw conversations explore creativity, resilience, and the human stories behind art and movement.Today’s guest is Brian Bielmann, one of the most iconic surf photographers in the world. With nearly 50 years behind the lens, Brian has traveled the globe capturing the lifestyle, culture, and legends of surfing.His career highlights include:Over 150 magazine covers and features in Rolling Stone, National Geographic, Men’s Journal, and Sports

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