On this episode, we sit down with Rick Morse to explore the rapidly growing world of music catalogs and wealth management. As artists navigate record deals, royalty streams, and major liquidity events, the financial decisions they make can shape their futures for decades. Rick shares insights on protecting windfalls, building long-term wealth, and avoiding the common pitfalls that follow success. Tune in to learn how smart financial strategy can turn success today into security tomorrow.

Here we are with Stephan Dweck and David Millstone. Two bold voices. Two fearless paths.

On the premiere episode of Every Day Courage, we sit down with actor and producer David Millstone and humorist, attorney, and media force Stephan Dweck. David shares his journey from regional theater to the big screen, reflecting on the roles that challenged him and the courage it takes to embrace uncertainty in the arts. Stephan opens up about his path from the Frederick Douglass Houses to Dartmouth, from co-authoring iconic books like Snaps to representing artists like Ashanti in the world of entertainment law. Both bring honesty, humor, and hard-won insight to the mic.

This conversation is about more than résumés—it’s about resilience. From navigating typecasting and creative blocks to fighting for artists' rights and staying true to your voice, David and Stephan explore what it really means to show up with purpose in a world that doesn’t always make space for you. Whether you're a storyteller, a dreamer, or just someone trying to take the next brave step, this episode is for you. Here we will learn about their advice and the launch of their newest podcast which launches Tuesday, July 1st.

Reemo Meerak has created unfiltered energy in media—a bold voice shaped by the hustle and heartbeat of New York City. As an actor, blogger, content creator, and correspondent, he’s interviewing artists, dropping hot takes on culture, or lighting up your screen on Amazon Prime, MTV, or The Drew Barrymore Show. Reemo brings the same sharp wit and unapologetic presence that’s built him a loyal digital following of over 23,000 across platforms.

But Reemo’s not just about spotlight moments—he’s a storyteller grounded in community. As a contributing writer for Digiwaxx, he dives deep into entertainment, lifestyle, and music with a lens that’s raw, honest, and rooted in the culture he lives and breathes. From YouTube interviews to editorial insights, Reemo Meerak is a force redefining what it means to be a cultural correspondent in the digital age.

We will dive into his tips and tricks and his professional career advice for those that aspire to be a media correspondent.

We are with Nicole Rocha, a rising senior at USC double-majoring in Music Industry and Cinematic Arts, and the 2024 recipient of the prestigious Linda Komorsky AIMP Scholarship. Balancing two part-time jobs while interning at NAMM, BeachLife Festival, Incite Management, and more, Nicole is no stranger to the hustle it takes to break into the industry. Her dedication, resilience, and deep passion for music publishing set her apart as one of the most promising voices of the next generation.

With dreams of launching her own streaming platform and music festival, she’s not just studying the business — she’s actively imagining its future. Nicole is passionate about empowering independent creators, shaping equitable rights systems, and staying ahead of the curve in tech and live events. In our latest episode, she will share her journey, lessons from the AIMP community, and advice for students looking to carve out a space on the business side of music.

Whether you’re producing beats, designing merch, or building your streaming empire, you need someone in your corner. Here is Justin M. Jacobson, Esq.—NYC-based attorney for musicians, gamers, athletes, and more. In this episode, we break down the legal moves every creator should know. Here, we will chat on how Justin is helping shape the future of entertainment and digital rights his tips and tricks he also gives to students and his great words of wisdom for aspiring attorneys or artists and creators looking to hire an attorney.

From her first campaign at age 7 to performing Shakespeare in Venice, Italy, Emma’s path to becoming a professional actress has been shaped by a tapestry of experiences—modeling, broadcast journalism, and on-camera hosting. These roles opened the door to acting, but it was her decision to fully commit to the craft—training at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and RADA in London—that marked a turning point. Now based in the U.S. on an O-1 visa for individuals with extraordinary ability (the same tier used by Oscar winners), Emma’s work reflects both the caliber she’s achieved and the trajectory she’s on.

While acting remains her core focus, Emma’s storytelling extends beyond the screen. She’s directing her first docuseries using her broadcast background, starting with Love.Truth.Plants, a personal project supported by her fashion-for-a-cause t-shirt line, Moulton. Her platform My Beauty Diary—published in VegWorld Magazine and soon expanding to a major outlet—offers a behind-the-scenes look at how she beautifies from the inside out, blending wellness, empowerment, and purpose. Through every role she plays, behind or in front of the camera, Emma continues to build a legacy rooted in depth, impact, and authenticity. We will wrap up the episode hearing her career advice too.

For decades, Lennie Moore has been a driving force in shaping the soundtracks behind some of the most iconic video games and visual stories. From Outcast and Halo to Star Wars: The Old Republic, his compositions have elevated immersive worlds and defined emotional beats across screens big and small.

But Lennie’s impact doesn’t stop at the console. As an educator, he’s mentored the next generation of media composers at USC, UCLA Extension, and now the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Whether he's scoring a cinematic cutscene or guiding students through the language of music for media, Lennie continues to push the boundaries of storytelling through sound. Stay tuned as we sit down with Lennie to explore the craft, creativity, and career behind the music. We will get to hear his upcoming goals with his own band and music as well.

Here we are with Max Allyn. Born and raised on rhythm, Max Allyn built his life around music—from producing records with legends to launching the Recording Fund, a nonprofit reshaping access in the industry. He’s not just making tracks—he’s building homes for artists who need a real shot. This is music without gatekeepers. This is equity with a beat.

After years behind the board helping others craft their sound, Max saw the cracks in the system—how talent often gets stifled by lack of access, not lack of vision. So he created a new model: one that funds artistry, not algorithms. Through the Recording Fund, he's shifting power back into the hands of creators and building a new kind of music economy—one rooted in fairness, community, and sound. We will hear his advice and especially learn more about his upcoming personal and professional goals and applying to The Recording Fund.

Here we are with Michelle Miller. Every role she takes on is a new opportunity to tell a deeper story. From appearing in Homeland, Blue Bloods, and Winter’s Tale to captivating audiences on off-Broadway stages, Michelle has brought authenticity and nuance to every performance.

But her passion for storytelling extends beyond acting. As the creator and host of the podcast Mentors on the Mic, Michelle spotlights the journeys of industry professionals, offering valuable insights and inspiration to the next generation of creatives.

Her journey is far from over, and each project is a step further into the art of meaningful storytelling. We will learn about her professional journey and what inspired her to be in the acting and theatrical business and her upcoming goals with her book.

Khaya Fraites is a storyteller in every sense of the word. Whether she’s breathing life into bestselling characters through her voice, writing and directing award-winning short films, or being spotlighted by NBC and Empire Magazine, her artistry speaks volumes—literally and visually. With projects spanning Penguin Random House, Macmillan Publishing, and Graphic Audio’s Empyrean Series, Khaya’s voice is becoming one of the most captivating in the industry. From sound booth to film festival, she’s charting her own creative path—one word, one frame, one story at a time.

We will hear about her unique background from starting off doing theater and then transitioning to becoming a VO actress, narrator, and writer. We will hear about her upcoming professional goals in the upcoming Big Apple Film Festival, what books she will be narrating next and her parting words of widsom.