John JR Robinson is known as the most recorded drummer of all time. From Rufus and Michael Jackson to Daft Punk, John JR Robinson has done it all.

In this episode I explore the old adage that of those who can, do and those who can't, teach.

The Hooters' David Uosikkinen shares his thougts on success in music, adapting to change and why you need to understand the business side of music.

This episode is all about helping you "mind your business" and build a team around you to help you fill in the gaps of what you can't do yourself.

Legendary drummer Billy Cobham discusses how to find your voice, the art of the rhythm section, diving below the surface level of playing and much more.

In order for us to move beyond what we think is possible, we need to move beyond our circle - It's true in any field. I cover the best ways to do that in this episode.

In this podcast, I chat with drummer Johnny Vidacovich from New Orleans about the New Orleans sound, style playing between the cracks and much more.

I've made many mistakes in my music career, but these 10 stand out as the biggest and most limiting mistakes, both creatively and professionally.

Although rudiments are the building blocks of every beat, pattern, fill, and solo that we play, many drummers feel it's not necessary to study the rudiments as part of their development. In this podcast, Daniel looks at the evolution of rudiments, and offers five reasons why it's imperative for every drummer to spend time working on doubles, diddles and drags!

This week I chat with Anton Fig about is South African roots, his three decades on David Latterman and beyond