In this episode, Josh and Aaron share individually the first song we ever wrote and the first song we thought was good.

In this episode, Aaron & Josh talk about their personal favourite movie soundtracks. From Star Wars to Jurassic Park, Lord of The Rings to Baby Driver just to name a few.

In any artistic endeavour, we all have an idea of what we want for the end result but we also want it to come naturally. In this episode we talk about how you can find a happy medium between having an artistic vision while also being open to the possibility of happy accidents.

In this day and age of Netflix, social media & streaming, being bored might seem to be a problem suited for a different time. In this episode, Josh & Aaron talk about our experiences with boredom and how it can be a fuel for creativity

In this age of social media, Instagram has been one of the leading platforms for creatives. We discuss how we each use the platform and how we feel about it as a whole.

Few people would doubt the influence that Linkin Park has had over the music of the early 2000s. In this episode, we talk about our favourite LP songs and their impact on our creative and personal lives.

We've all heard stories of people who have gone the extra mile when it came to making good art. In this episode we share some examples of artists who reflect this ethos.

Our creative journey can be hindered or enhanced depending on who comes along for the ride. In this episode, we discuss the benefits of choosing the right friends and how they can help you grow creatively. 

In this bonus episode we talk some of our favourite Disney songs and how they have inspired us decades after. The music from classics such as The Lion King, Beauty & The Beast, Mulan, Hercules etc. have played such an integral part of our childhood memories growing up that the melodies still remain in our head years after.  

Sometimes art can move a person to reveal a personal aspect of themselves that are not usually said in casual conversations. Today on the podcast, we talk about our experience with this and how being vulnerable in your art/music is one of the keys to connecting with other people.