#66 – Artist Boot Camp for the Aspiring Artist
Interview with Bill Zufelt This is a 3 day intensive boot camp for Music Artists who will receive training from five entertainment industry experts, of […]
#65 – Writing Songs Is All About The Story Telling
John Schneider “Bo Duke” Dukes of Hazard
#64 – Creating The Buzz About Your Song & Your Career
Interview with Elizabeth Motley As a recording artist, there are steps that go beyond getting your music on the radio. You also need to get […]
#63 – Finally, a Nationwide Classified Ads Paper Designed for Musicians!
Interview with Paul Howard Ever wonder how you could find suitable musicians, songwriters, recording studios, producers, or musical instruments for sale, all in one place? […]
#62 – How One Songwriter Stuck To His Goals & Exceeded Them
Interview with Jerry Salley To date, Jerry Salley has had over 300 songs recorded in his career by such artists as Reba McEntire, Toby Keith, Patty […]
#61 – Sitting Up Straight Can Actually Help You Perform Better!
Interview with Angela McCuiston Remeber when you were told in class to sit up straight (we do!). There’s a reason for this. Meet Angela McCuiston, NASM-CPT, […]
#60 – Independent Artist To Record Label Executive
Interview with Billy Droze On our first podcast of the new year, meet singer, songwriter, part-time lead singer for the Country Super Group “Shenandoah”, and […]
#59 – Software Program That Helps the Creative Brain Work With the Analytical Side of the Brain
Meet Jammber’s Founder and CEO, Marcus Cobb You spend all that time creating the songs, working towards getting the right producer, engineer, and session players […]
#58 – The Many Roles of the Artist Manager with Chuck Thompson
The role of the artist manager has changed tremendously over the past 5 to 10 years. Now more so than ever, the manager needs to […]
#57 – The Two Copyrights Required For Your Songs
Jim Jesse, entertainment attorney explains You’ve written the song. Now its time to get it out there so it can make money for you. But […]