Poogie Bell offers a perspective from 5 decades in the music business, how to adapt to the changing landscape of music and why you should never stop asking questions.

Scott Pellegrom is known for his creativity. It's that creativity and will to overcome adversity that helped him not only recover, but thrive after an injury.

This episode unpacks the myth of longterm motivation but how you can use bursts of it to to set you on a path consistent practice.

Jonathan Ulman shares his thoughts on creating your own path, staying true to yourself and how to thrive in any market.

There are only two main career paths as a drummer and I dive into both of them in this episode, covering the skills needed, pros, cons and more.

A never-before-heard released with Rush's Neil Peart from 1990 courtesy of our friends at The Tapes Archives podcast on the Osiris Network.

Cirque du Soleil drummer, educator and clinician Didi Negron shares her thoughts on building a sustainable music career and why happiness equals success.

I always try to maximize each day and although I'm no expert, in this episode I share what's worked for me and may help you manage your time better.

Daniel discusses all things gear related. He breaks down his personal set up, explains why he's partnered with some of his companies for more than two decades, and offers insights about endorsements.

Matt Musty (Train) talks work ethic, explains why it's ok to have a day job to suppliment your income and how he's adjusting to his new gig with Train.