In this episode, Kolby and Jesse have their first guest ever on the show - Kolby's friend and colleague, Alex Wakim.  The trio discuss Alex's life as a film composer in New York City, how the cultural background of an individual can greatly influence their music, and Alex's new album, Dust and Ions.

In today's episode, after technical difficulties last week, Kolby and Jesse talk about their keys to success when becoming a beginner composer.

Kolby and Jesse break down the music notation softwares Musescore, Sibelius, Finale, and Dorico, discussing their pros and cons while also breaking down work-station optimization.

Creating relationships is key in a community like music where getting a job could be directly related to who you do and don't know. Kolby and Jesse discuss their "keys to success" regarding the do's and don'ts of self promotion, networking, and forming professional relationships as composers.

In the first official episode for the podcast, Kolby and Jesse introduce their first official segment, the "Composers' Corner" and discuss one of the most asked questions a composer gets: "What's your writing process?"

The two break down their individual compositional processes and talk about how to create effective strategies for composers of all ages. 

Musically Inclined kicks off the pilot episode with Kolby Van Camp and Jesse Kaiser.  The two talk about who they are, what they do, the music they create and enjoy, and pave the way for the future of the podcast.