Greg Wilnau, the founder of Musician Monster, shares how he found "the only reason" he was not making money with his band, and the five-phase plan he created as the result, which allowed him to earn income at every single gig he was playing.

Jamie New Johnson from SmartistU explains what artist managers do, lists the skills good managers must have these days, outlines a typical management deal structure, and gives tips for managers on finding great talent, as well as for artists on finding great managers.

Tom Sarig, a music business veteran of over two decades, shows how his AntiFragile Music label does things differently, explains why big Spotify playlist placements are important yet not enough to "break" an artist, gives excellent branding advice, and a lot more.

Nathan Hanks is a Founder and CEO of Music Audience Exchange (MAX), a platform for brands to reach their target audiences through "breakthrough" artists, who have growing and loyal fanbases yet who may not be the top-selling acts yet.

Danny Turner, a Global SVP of Creative Programming at Mood Media who also helped launch XM Satellite Radio, explains how he and his team of 65 music curators design custom playlists for some of the biggest brands, reaching 150 million people per day across 40 countries.

Shawn Wilson, the Founder and CEO of the Canada-based Muzooka, explains how the free app allows artists and their teams to manage media assets across festival, venue, or ticketing websites, as well as to report setlists to PROs for proper performance royalties' distribution.

Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, a British actor, voice artist, music publisher and social entrepreneur, shares his rich experience to offer fellow artists and musicpreneurs support with a focus on balance and wellness.

Suz Paulinski is a mindset coach for musicpreneurs, helping them reach their goals with custom time management solutions. On this podcast episode, Suz talks about maintaining a healthy work/life balance, the dangers of "sleep shaming", the ways musicians can start managing their time more effectively, and more.

Cherie Hu, a music tech columnist for Billboard and Forbes, comments on her article about 88Rising, and explains how you can apply the tech adoption life cycle to your music career, something she describes in detail in her Medium post called "The Artist as Technology".

Alex Frecon, a hip hop artist and copywriter from Minneapolis, went to North Korea to play in a hockey match against the North Korean Men's National Hockey Team. Now Alex shares his story on this Music Growth Talks podcast episode.