Canadian singer-songwriter Nat Jay talks about how signing with a one-stop licensing company has lessened the burden of doing everything all by herself and shares multiple insights on the sync licensing world, applicable to both established and emerging artists.

Here’s how a combination of music and tech backgrounds of two co-founders created a platform designed to be a one-stop-shop for an artist’s marketing needs. Steve goes over Beatchain’s features, from distribution and collecting all the artist’s online data in one spot, to advising artists on creating engaging content for their audience.

If you often find yourself doubting your abilities, not believing in your talent or leading yourself down a dark path through comparison, tune in to hear D’s transformation through the simple practice of ‘rewriting your narrative’ to love yourself and overcome hardship, trial, challenge and difficulty.

David Wimble discusses the daunting task of pitching your music to music blogs and Spotify curators as an independent artist (with specific examples and practical tips) and shows how you can make the most of The Indie Bible.

Jordan Valeriote talks about the massive opportunity musicians have to supplement their income by selling their own online courses. Learn about the costs involved, how to find out the right niche and to combine your "artist" and "teacher" identities, and a lot more.

Katie Zaccardi, a wellness and career coach for women in music, explains why we have to change our mindset around the "starving musician" stereotype, and shows how you can take care of yourself and avoid a burnout through time management and a wellness routine.

Ari Herstand shares what's new in the second edition of his best-selling "How To Make It in the New Music Business" book, and provides numerous examples of indie artists who have built successful music careers.

San Diego-based singer-songwriter Steve Welty talks on finding your "genius zone," collaborating with other songwriters, delegating work, becoming comfortable with showing up on social media, and more.

Bif Naked, the “Princess of Punk”, talks about social media, activism, vulnerability, veganism, embracing limitations, straight edge being a true representation of the DIY ethic, and a lot more.

Michael Sloane is the CEO of Nashville-based Streaming Promotions, a company specializing in music placement in streaming platforms. Listen to the episode for a spectrum of insights, from avoiding companies who offer "guaranteed" streams and the differences between third-party and Spotify playlists to how the platform's algorithm works, and why music will soon be mostly curated by robots.