Jojo Mayer details his life as a child (starting playing at age 2) his thoughts on the music business and why he's not concerned with other people's opinions of him.

Legendary drummer Michael Carvin shares his thoughts on greatness, what it takes to succeed and why you may only need to practice 5 minutes a day.

Daxx Nielsen details his life growing up as the son of a rockstar (Rick Nielsen) wanting to make a name for himself and getting the gig in his dad's band.

Harvey Mason shares what has made him successful over the years, the importance of preparation and why you can't discount hard work.

Daniel chats with his long time pal and colleague Anthony Citrinite, Director of the Drummers Collective in New York City, and the creator of MeetHook, a new app for musicians that just might revolutionize the teaching and mentorship process.

Bryan Carter shares his experiences of growing up with his tough-loving father, his drive to do more and how being yourself is sometimes scary, but necessary.

The Revivalists are growing. Both in audience size and band members. Drummer PJ Howard, the latest addition to the band (making it a two-drummer band) may be the new guy, but according to founding drummer, Andrew Campanelli, PJ is a family member.

Jose Medeles opens up about the most trying time in his life, his discovery of stoic philosphy and how it has changed every aspect of his life.

If all you know of Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice is "Smoke On the Water," then you really MUST listen to Daniel's tribute of this highly influential but oft underrated master of hard rock.

Philadelphia born and longtime Atlanta resident Sam Fogarino is here to serve the music. Fogarino, like all of us, is a work in progress and although he's been in an extremely successful band for years, he's had to learn over the years to check his ego at the door. The openness and acceptance of constructive criticism has required a level of maturity and experience that has benefitted not only Sam, but Interpol as well.