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How Marvel Changed the Movie Industry With Ben Fritz and Professional Life Advice With Trevor Moawad

Discussing the future of film, as well as what it’s like to work with Russell Wilson

By Ryen Russillo
Marvel Studios Marvel Studios


Russillo is joined by author Ben Fritz to discuss his new book, The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of Movies; what he learned from the infamous Sony hack; the end of the DVD era; the rise of franchise films; and more. Then Ryen talks with renowned mental conditioning expert Trevor Moawad about his background in the field; working with Nick Saban, Kirby Smart, and Russell Wilson; the power of “neutral thinking”; and more before they answer some listener-submitted Life Advice questions.

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