This episode explores late-bloomers in their field and serves as a guide to help you make better decisions about your career, whether your full-time or not.

Multi-instrumentalist Nate Wood talks live improvisation, Wayne Krantz and the musical nuances between bass and drums.

Pepper's Yesod Williams is living proof that when you have a vision, take a chance and work extremely hard and never give up, anything is possible.

They say you can only connect the dots looking backward. But how do we connect the dots moving forward? That's what this episode is all about.

Ralph Peterson breaks down musicality, connectivity and why he feels music is lacking the same substance it used to have.

Wide-ranging conversation with Eric Hernandez (Bruno Mars) about everything from playing with Bruno Mars to theur Super Bowl XLVIII show and more.

In-depth interview with bassists Mel Brown how he went from from nothing to a top call touring and session player in no time at all. From Zero to Sideman!

Daniel discusses why charts are an important tool in making a musician's life easier and more successful, and how they can do the same for you, even if you don't read music.

Drummer/educator Ed Soph shares his teaching philosophy and the common thread of his famous students: Rich Redmond, Keith Carlock, Jason Sutter and more.

Jason sutter who's worked with everyone from Marilyn Manson to smash mouth and now Cher offers up advice for planning 10 years ahead and understand there's life outside of drums.