Warriors often benefit from deep emotional suppression in order to be effective on the battle field. It's a critical skill required for navigating the hellscape and atrocities of war and chaos - but this skill can be detrimental in our personal relationships, families and our communities. Retired Green Beret and West Point graduate, Bryce Hansen talks about his path to finding art and painting, after his military career. We discuss what it means to create honest art, the lack of purity in the "business" of art, how art has the power to and so much more.

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For more on Bryce and his work please visit:

https://brycenhansen.wixsite.com/artportfolio

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Credits: Host: Matthew Crane Theme Song: "Good Times" by Matt Crane featuring Gantzer ©

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