Aug 16, 2026 · 37 min · 8 segments
Today we are joined by actor, writer, and visual artist Senyah Haynes and songwriter and musician Molly Brandt. We talked with Molly and Senyah about when they each started to identify as an artist…
Senyah HaynesGuest
Molly BrandtGuestCo-HostHostBillHostCo-HostHostOkay, let's go back to Sunday.
We, you know, we're sitting at our favorite cafe.
We're talking about the week.
We're talking about intentions.
Sonia, I specifically mentioned there was three possibilities of things that you were thinking of working on this week.
you remember those three?
I wrote them down before I got here, and I kind of meditated on them for a while.
Looks like a long runway, but it's shorter than it has been, so glad for this week.
So painting, I wanted to complete or make major headway on three paintings that were in process and hopefully start some more.
The second one, I believe, was get my query letter done because I recently finished a novel.
And I am in that process of the perfect query for a literary agent's eyes and the perfect synopsis of 75,000 words into 1,000 words.
And then I can't remember the third one, but I want to go on a limb and say, I think I said I need to check my dad's lotto tickets.
I don't remember that.
Okay, let's go back to Sunday.
We, you know, we're sitting at our favorite cafe.
We're talking about the week.
We're talking about intentions.
Sonia, I specifically mentioned there was three possibilities of things that you were thinking of working on this week.
you remember those three?
I wrote them down before I got here, and I kind of meditated on them for a while.
Looks like a long runway, but it's shorter than it has been, so glad for this week.
So painting, I wanted to complete or make major headway on three paintings that were in process and hopefully start some more.
The second one, I believe, was get my query letter done because I recently finished a novel.
And I am in that process of the perfect query for a literary agent's eyes and the perfect synopsis of 75,000 words into 1,000 words.
And then I can't remember the third one, but I want to go on a limb and say, I think I said I need to check my dad's lotto tickets.
I don't remember that.
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