In this episode, we welcome Dylan Scott – cosplayer, machine mechanic, and actor – for a conversation that jumps from creative passion to career lessons and personal growth. Dylan shares how his acting journey began in high school with a YouTube skit called Nerd Rage, what it’s like balancing cosplay with his career in mechanics, and the one skill he believes every teen should learn before adulthood. We explore his thoughts on AI’s role in the trades, the importance of applying yourself beyond your comfort zone, and why saying “I’m sorry” is more powerful than most people realize. From video games and favorite books to unexpected stories from his past, Dylan opens up about the moments that shaped him. He also offers advice for young people curious about machining, the benefits of going to the gym, and how hobbies like cosplay can create community. In this episode you’ll hear about:How a high school YouTube channel sparked an acting passionThe surprising “most important skill” for teensGetting into the machining field and learning from mentorsAI’s (limited) role in hands-on industriesStepping outside your comfort zone to find your career pathThe value of fitness for health, confidence, and making friendsDylan’s favorite games, books, and behind-the-scenes storiesWhether you’re interested in creative arts, skilled trades, or just hearing an honest and lighthearted conversation, this episode has something for you. Follow Dylan:Instagram: @psychotic_cosplaysBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

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