Sean Russell from DFW-based rock band Cut Throat Finches talks about the realities of being a pro musician. 90% is the business side and doing all the things no one wants to do, 10% is having fun onstage. On Feb 23rd at 4pm @MASS Fort Worth Music Academy students will join the band onstage to perform a CTR show as special guests. Get your tickets at https://www.prekindle.com/find-tickets/id/530585115430034236?1

Julie is a DFW actress who lives in Fort Worth and regularly performs in shows for Casa Mañana, Amphibian, Circle Theater, Stolen Shakespeare Guild, Lyric Theater, Dallas Children's Theater and is getting ready to shoot a pilot for a TV show. She also writes for MadeWorthy, the Tanglewood Moms publication, is a board member for Stolen Shakespeare, takes voice lessons (and has an incredible voice), volunteers for PTA at her kids' school and is a married mother of 2. She also has a pug, Eloise....

Eric saw TOOL perform in Dallas this week and asks the question, why do so many people love this band? listen as he debates himself and ponders the issue. Will he reach a satisfying conclusion? Will he babble aimlessly in despair? Find out in this week's episode!

Eric covers 7th chords and how they fit in to the major scale. andddd a little bit of news at the top

covering about 75% of all the music theory you'll ever need to know in this episode. Doesn't take too long to explain the basics of theory- the real work starts when you just get to work practicing building scales and chords on your own. like math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), the concepts themselves are fairly simple but they take a LOT of practice to really cement them into your being. Email us [email protected] or call us (817)420-6462 for additional...

British blues rock historian and native Brit John Harlow educates us all on Joe Bonamassa's guitar heroes- Rory Gallagher, Clapton, Jeff Beck, the music of Free, Mayall, and more!

Eric rants about the latest happenings at FWGA

John shares stories of growing up in England during the rise of the world's greatest rockstars in the 1970's & 80's. All with a British accent that is hard to resist!

My guest is Steve Rohlfing, an excellent adult guitar student at Fort Worth Guitar Academy who lights up any room he enters. Today we discuss his transition from music ed major to engineer and what it's like to lead a worship service with his wife who also leads a prison music ministry for women. We also talk about practicing!

Bigger Space... Not Yet! Student Showcase! Early morning guitar training program! Special guest Olivia Mancuso!