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The Hardcore Therapist 136- Mike Egan (Artist)

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Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2255460/fan_mail/new] Today's guest on The Hardcore Therapist is Mike Egan, a contemporary artist known for his bold, symbolic paintings that explore themes of death, spirituality, and the human experience. Before becoming a full-time artist, Mike worked in the funeral industry as an embalmer and funeral director, an experience that deeply shaped the imagery and perspective in his work. His art blends folk, punk, and spiritual influences to create pieces that invite us to confront mortality and reflect on what it means to be alive. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2255460/support]

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