Show Notes
In this inspiring interview, Australian actor Marty Dingle Wall shares his journey of sobriety, the impact on his career, and insights into trusting the creative process. Discover how sobriety has empowered his life and career, and his leading role in his latest move, 'This Bloody Country' and upcoming projects.
To watch This Bloody Country go to https://www.amazon.com/This-Bloody-Country-Craig-Packard/dp/B0FD4RC97R
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