Jerome Flood II is all about defying the odds. Born in Rochester, NY and a product of the church environment, Flood knew he wanted to expand his horizons and build ... more

Over the years since I first had Chris on the podcast, I’m happy to say that we’ve become friends and have kept in touch for the better part of the ... more

Derrek Phillips is all about meat and potatoes. Well, when it comes to his groove that is. (he’s a vegetarian). But don’t let the groove fool you, Derrek has facility ... more

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been giving more and more thought about the concept that the way we do everyththing in life are all related. I started to look ... more

In this podcast, Daniel continues his deep dive into the famous Benny Goodman 1938 Carnegie Hall concert and recording. The resulting concert – widely considered one of the most significant ... more

If I listed one of David’s careers, it would be impressive. But David isn’t a one-career type of guy. He’s a Renaissance man who’s reinvented himself over the years. David ... more

Mark Guiliana is an artist. Not because he’s a drummer, but because he lives and dies by his ability to express himself artistically. Although getting started behind the kit comparatively ... more

On January 16, 1938 Benny Goodman brought his big band – featuring drummer Gene Krupa – into Carnegie Hall. The resulting concert – widely considered one of the most significant ... more

This episode originally aired on April 16, 2015 (episode #100) In this podcast I sat down with the one and only, Gregg Bissonette.  Gregg’s reputation proceeds him, stemming from his ... more

This episode originally aired on July 1, 2014 (episode #52)In this podcast, I talked to the legendary drummer, Benny Greb. Benny has been a staple on the clinic and drummer ... more