In the 24th episode of my podcast I talk to songwriter, music producer, and King Crimson manager David Singleton. Unfortunately, our internet connection was bad, but the sound gets much better after about 10 minutes. 

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In the 23rd episode of my freeform podcast, Shawn Crowder and I have another conversation about his experience learning the Touch Guitar. As promised, he's documenting the process (and his progress) with regular videos on his YouTube channel, which you can find here: 

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In the 22nd episode of my podcast I talk to multi-instrumentalist Jon Poole. He's most known for playing guitar in the band Cardiacs. 

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In the 21st episode of my podcast I talk to guitarist and composer Tony Geballe. Tony has been an important teacher for me, so I'm very happy to share this detailed interview. 

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In the 20th episode of my podcast I talk to father and son David and Umru Rothenberg.

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In the 19th episode of my podcast I talk to Carlo Ventura, a doctor and molecular biologist, who does research about the influence of vibrational energy on the development of stem cells. 

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In the 18th episode of my podcast I talk to my old friend professor Henry Warwick.

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In the 17th episode of my podcast I talk to Philly guitarist and long-time friend as well as collaborator Tim Motzer.

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In the 16th episode of my podcast I talk to Mike Keneally, who needs no introduction. 

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In the 15th episode of my podcast I talk to my friend and fellow traveller Robert Frazza. Robert is, among many other things, the live sound engineer for my band Stick Men, and the person who coined the "Living the Dream" phrase for me. I enjoyed this conversation A LOT. Let me know what you think.

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