Hunter and Bekah recount their experiences with a professional theatre training program and the struggles that come with it.

While it's difficult being a young artist in general, the path of a theatre artist presents unique challenges and obstacles. Bekah and Hunter speak about their personal struggles as well as what could very well be universal for all young theatre artists.

We're joined by guest host theatre artist Carleigh Obrochta. In this two part series, Hunter and Carleigh discuss their personal experiences with mental illness, how they are currently coping with it, and how to live a normal life with something that impacts your day to day.

Every artist goes through it. Even if you don't go to school, that first year diving in is always the hardest. We tell our stories and explore the universal struggles life self-doubt, post-grad depression, and how to survive one of the hardest years of your life.

Being an artist is hard. Being a young artist is even harder. Whether it's grappling with student debt, feeling insecure with your skill set, or dealing with external forces telling you to quit, there's no easy way to begin a career in the arts. Hunter an Bekah will explore the reasons they decided on this irrational career path and discover how they've made it this far while giving some practical advice to other young artists dealing with the same, universal struggles.