Harmonics Podcast with Gregory Correa

Guitarist Mike Overton joins the show.  Mike chats with Gregory about learning his first cord on the guitar, playing covers vs original music and his early days with the late great Cliff Burton.  

Evan Thomas returns to the podcast! Gregory realizes it's been 10 years since Evan Thomas has been on the show.  Evan Thomas is one of the hardest working blues guitarists in the country and a blues purist.  If blues is your thing, you won't want to miss this episode.  

On February 24th, 2022 Russia invaded Ukraine.  Chabot college is home to many Ukrainian exchange students.  Diana Osaulenko is one of those students.  Hear her story on the invasion and evacuations.  Included is a special message from Diana to to Ukraine.  

Mark White, drummer, documentarian and fellow podcaster, joins Gregory to talk about how he began drumming in the 5th grade and his Y & T documentary.  Mark also talks about his love of sax, air guitar and lip synching! 

From the Harmonics archives comes Evan Thomas.  Evan Thomas is one of the hardest working blues guitarists in the country and a blues purist.  If blues is your thing, you won't want to miss this episode.  

From the Harmonics archives, this week we pay tribute to the late, great Rick Stevens of Tower of Power.  Rick has lead and extraordinary life and is so generous to share his story with Gregory and all of us.  

You may have seen them on America's Got Talent, their JCPenny commercial, or their livestreams.  Harmonics is excited to bring you this double sized interview with Maestro, Nola, Zahara, Nile, Isis, Kiki, & Phoenix, the Curtis Family C-Notes!

The longest tenured faculty and coach for Chabot College, Zack Papachristos joins the show.  Gregory welcomes Zack to talk about his early beginnings in Greece immigrating to the U.S. where he picks up sports and how that has changed the course of professional and personal life.  

Energetic and enigmatic comedian Eddie Hazzard Jr. drops by the show after 6 years! Eddie talks about his life on stage and his comedy influences.  He also plays word association with some of the great comedians like Richard Pryor, George Carlin and more! 

We start the new year off with something a little different.  The great chef Phillipe Chevaliers visits the show and cooks up a great interview.