We're closing out 2021 with our 50th episode! This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with vibraphonist Drew Tucker. We'll get a peek into his schedule and all the different activities and revenues streams he pursues.  He also describes his focus on social entrepreneurship and his passion for teaching and outreach. Hearing how Drew juggles all his activities will surely be eye-opening for those thinking of being arts entrepreneurs.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with vibraphonist Drew Tucker. We'll get a peek into his schedule and all the different activities and revenues streams he pursues.  He also describes his focus on social entrepreneurship and his passion for teaching and outreach. Hearing how Drew juggles all his activities will surely be eye-opening for those thinking of being arts entrepreneurs.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with acclaimed conductor JoAnn Falletta. Maestra Falletta gives an inspiring interview, and recalls what it was like being the first woman to lead a major American ensemble, and why mentoring students and commissioning music is so important to her. We'll also hear her describe the business activities she oversees as the Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, and the entrepreneurial activities she manages as a guest conductor and teacher. If you want to be a performing artist you won't want to miss our interview with JoAnn Falletta!

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with acclaimed conductor JoAnn Falletta. Maestra Falletta gives an inspiring interview, and recalls what it was like being the first woman to lead a major American ensemble, and why mentoring students and commissioning music is so important to her. We'll also hear her describe the business activities she oversees as the Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, and the entrepreneurial activities she manages as a guest conductor and teacher. If you want to be a performing artist you won't want to miss our interview with JoAnn Falletta!

This week on the podcast is our interview with Emmy-winning Composer and Film Scorer, Silas Hite.  Silas cites attributes that helped him to become a successful composer, working not only on films but also commercials, TV shows, and multi-media collaborations with artists.  He also gives insight on a variety of topics including what to consider when releasing music through a label and running a business through the pandemic.  Anyone looking to work in film and music--or any creative space--should give it a listen!

This week on the podcast is part 2 of our interview with Band Leader and Jazz Drummer, Carl Allen. Carl gives a lot of practical advice from his vantage point as a band leader and gigging drummer, and summarizes what he's learned from performing with many jazz greats throughout his career: from the importance of networking to the attributes and skills needed to succeed--beyond simply being a great musician.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Band Leader, Producer and Jazz Drummer, Carl Allen. Carl gives a lot of practical advice from his vantage point as a gigging musician and small business owner, and summarizes what he's learned from performing with many jazz greats throughout his career: from the importance of networking to the attributes and skills needed to succeed--beyond simply being a great musician.

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Nathan Daughtrey, owner of C. Alan Publications. He describes his path from a music student to working in the company he would eventually purchase. Nathan also touches upon a variety of information ranging from what his team looks for when selecting a composition to publish, to piracy, to family/work life balance. Lots of great information for anyone interested in publishing their works.