Yulia details her journey through classical violin from the age of 3 right up beginning her masters degree in violin performance at The New England Music Conservatory in Boston.

Jamey tells the story of his musical journey from his earliest days, through his service days and right up to the forming of the band Wiregrass.

Amanada Ann talks about her journey as a songwriter and musician and how it led her to from a band and then to front the band.

Daniel has jumpstarted his music career by busking. With a fine voice and large repertoire, Daniel has been able to support himself busking and taking requests. A solo act when not busking, he also can be found in numerous bands. Daniel tells of the buskers life.

Boo talking about teaching himself to play bass well enough to do it for a living and the many acts and artist that he has worked with. He talks about singing and songwriting and learning to sing harmonies

Scoot Pittman talks about being one of North Carolina’s busiest musicians. Scoot talks about his 2006 record, Lake Montonia Road, which has been proclaimed as one of the funkiest records to ever come out of North Carolina , he talks about his grandfather’s shoes, and a tale about singing the National Anthem at the Charlotte Checkers games.

Justin describes how he got his start as a drummer and the importance of a good solid music education in helping pursue your musical endeavors

Henry and I discuss what a video producer, concert promoter, artist developer, can do for an artist’s career and how he works hard to make you the best you can be.

Marshall Champan speaks from her home in Nashville about her music, her book and specifically about her song, Feel Like I Been Rode Hard And Put Up Wet, in the movie Urban Cowboy

Brand Turner and Angelia Easterling are a husband and wife music team out of the upstate of South Carolina. Angela is a premier songwriter and singer and Brandon is an in demand multi instrumentalist. Both have been huge players in the music of the region.