Randy Daniel is a professional DJ, singer, and owner of a production company. He has performed at hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants, and weddings, with most recently putting his great singing voice to use on the same sort of gigs.

Aaron Menezes is a multi-taltented vocalist, guitarist, producer, and musical director. Originally from LA, Aaron is now one of Groove Booking's most booked Phoenix artists.

Be prepared for lots of John Mayer talk, because we are both fan boys. We also get into being a church MD, as well as what being a "producer" really is.

Originally from Michigan, Jenn McMillan brought her musical talents to Arizona in 2017.

I really enjoyed getting to know Jenn. We cover topics about how easily the music industry can be devalued, the importance of booking agencies, and the unfortunate occasional gig where no one shows up 😬

Phelan Parker has been a professional DJ, sax, and flute player for 20+ years. I enjoyed getting to sit down and chat about his expertise and stories of the music business.

Jacob Morris is back in town visiting from Nashville for a weekend full of shows in the Phoenix area.

We cover what it's been like for Jacob being a full time working artist in Nashville, his story of performing in the country of Turkey, promoting yourself on social media as an original artist, and other complete nonsense.

Phoenix based singer songwriter Kurtis Adair was born in Bellingham, WA and raised in Arizona. He has been putting on solo performances and working as a multi-instrumentalist in various groups across the western U.S. specializing in alternative, rock, folk, and americana.

Welcome back for episode #37 of Great Exposure with Tanner Siegfort and Brittney Novelli.

We first recap Tanner's first music festival experience. Brittney has questions about backing tracks after attending a live show, and we get into the Drake and Kendrick diss tracks.

Katherine Garcia is a licensed professional therapist, and owner of White Lotus Therapy Services, and Black Clover Enterprises; business coaching.

Mental health has always been very important to Tanner.

"I've struggled with anxiety for the majority of my life, and as I've become a professional in the music industry, I've realized many other creative people struggle in the same way".

Having Katherine on an episode was important to me, and she offers so much insight on how to overcome mental health struggles that many of us experience.

Tanner and Brittney are back for episode #35. Tanner is going (went) to Sick New World festival in Las Vegas. We get to talking about ins and outs of attending massive music festivals, and other random topics.