The Van Man Podcast

The Van Man Podcast

di Sam Ogles

Miglioramento personale Salute mentale Hobby

Kaesen Rasmussen: Utah Photographers Part 5/6

Kaesen Rasmussen is a film photographer who grew up around photos, studied photography in college, and currently works in a film lab. It's safe to say he lives and breathes art and photography truly is his passion in life. If you're looking into film photography but don't know where to start, then you'll love this episode. Kaesen shares his thoughts and advice on what makes film photography different and special. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Brad Simmons: Utah Photographers, Part 4/6

Brad Simmons is a model photographer who got his start taking pictures for a former event group called Badsoup in Provo. I bumped into him at C.R.E.A.M. & Sugar in Orem and am so fortunate he was down to record an episode with me. You'll love this episode if you're looking to explore modeling or model photography as we discuss some of the things Brad has learned over the last few years. I hope you enjoy!

Sarah Rasmussen: Utah Photographers, Part 3/6

Sarah is an incredible elopement videographer. There are many people who believe Utah is "over saturated" with wedding photographers but Sarah has thrived in this category and has set herself apart with her wedding videos. In this episode we discuss how she got started and she shared some insight into how to dive into the wedding world. I can't wait to follow Sarah's work over the next few years as she captures stunning elopements for couples in love. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Braydon Ball: Utah Photographers, Part 2/6

For 6 years, Braydon Ball worked for Maverick to update their locations with stunning, wall-size photos. With over a decade of experience, he has a wealth of knowledge and understanding of photography that makes this episode one of a kind. Join us as we dive into his stories and experience working on this incredible project that took him all over the Western states in multiple different vans. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Miss Mahala: Utah Photographers, Part 1/6

Mahala is a full-time photographer and van-lifer who focuses on beautiful landscape and product photography. There are many people looking to dive into their passion full time and many more considering van life. Thankfully, Mahala and her husband, Ian, recently made the leap into both of these worlds and Mahala was willing to share her story and experience with me in this episode. I hope you enjoy!

Sam Ogles: The Van Man

A few months ago my friend sent me a reel that said "99% of podcasts don't make it past episode 20." I've rewatched that reel dozens of times and have been driving toward 21 episodes since. As a special celebration for myself, I had my friend, Brayden, be the Van Man for an episode and interview me. I hope you enjoy hearing some of my thoughts and goals. Thank you for helping me reach my goal. <3

Liz Ogles: Dog Breeder

I LOVE dogs and I think I mostly get that from my sister, Liz. She's a life long lover of dogs and dog training and in the last few years she's gone from zero dogs to owning two and working with an incredible breeding company to breed puppies for families all over Utah. This is a fun episode not only because we both love dogs, but because we love being siblings. I hope you enjoy!

Sara Sand: MIT Grad Student

Sara isn't just an "MIT Grad student," she's my longest-lasting friend. In fact, I don't even remember when we met but I think it was in 8th grade. I'm lucky to have a friend to link me to a past life in Athens, Ohio and I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation. I think there's something special about talking to close friends about happiness and I hope you're able to hear Sara's kindness and wisdom through this episode.

Mark Lindsey: Pianist

It's hard to have hobbies as an adult, especially ones that require time to practice. I've always admired Mark because he finds a way to play the piano even when there hasn't been one close by. He's an exceptional person and uniquely talented at many things, but the piano is one that he has shared with many people throughout his life. Hopefully, you're able to take away some helpful tips on how to make time for your hobbies. I hope you enjoy the episode.

Isaiah Shields: Professional Walker

Isaiah did something that I think at one point or another, we've all thought about doing. He quit his job, put all of his stuff in storage, and started walking. He has been walking for well over 400 days straight and recently crossed the 7,500-mile mark on his journey. I greatly appreciate what Isaiah shared with me in our conversation and I hope you enjoy the episode.

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