Carter McLean makes his second appearance on the show as we dive deep into his approach to social media, his signature sound and why being yourself is key.

Dom Famularo offers advice on how to evaluate your own playing, why embracing change is important and much more.

In this episode I talk to Mike Clark, who is best known for his work with Herbie Hancock and for being one of the founders of linear funk drumming.

Dave Dicenso and I talk about growing his up playing drums, developing power, finesse and musicality and dealing with mental blocks with your playing.

Chris Whitten gives a peak into his 30+ year career that has spanned from Paul McCartney & Dire Straights, to Film, TV & More.

Jay "J-Zone" Mumford talks about getting into drums in his 30's, the importance of focus and how he accelerated his career so quickly.

Nir Z shares decades of real-world knowledge and offers advice to build creativity with the tools that you have.

Gene Lake delves into his life growing up the son of a professional musician, his time at Berklee and the keys to serving the music.

Nephew of Miles Davis, Vince Wilburn Jr, shares his stories of growing up and playing with Miles and the importance of constant learning.

Joe Russo talks early influences, the time he almost quit playing music and why musical mentors are so important for growth.