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Donovan Melero of Hail the Sun joins me for a very conversation about what how he became a successful booking agent and how that helped him succeed with his band.
CRAY (Cheney Ray) joins me for a very deep and honest conversation about what it's like to be a woman in the music industry and how she overcomes obstacles that get in her way.
Tim Henson of Polyphia joins me for a very honest conversation about his life, career and "unapologetic" way of life.
Chris Pritchard plays guitar for Youth. We had a great conversation about the UK music scene, how he started his career as a touring muscianlife with ADD and how he used that condition to fuel his love for music.
Dan Palmer plays lead guitar for Death By Stereo and Zebrahead. We had a great conversation about his career, how he started playing professionally and how he found his unique sound.
Adam Galindo is the drummer for Crooked Teeth. We had a conversation about it takes to transition from a heavy musical genre to a more commercial/pop genre. He had to learn how to be a more professional musician on the spot and tells me how he manged to keep himself cool under all that pressure.
Tate Logan is the lead singer for A Band Called Happy. We had a deep and meaningful conversation about death and loss... something that's hard for anyone to talk about. Tate found himself experiencing loss at a very early age but he found a way to use his creativity to make something positive out of the experience.
Caleb Hawley is an amazingly talented songwriter and musician. In our conversation we talk about doubts, life experiences and how he approaches life so that he can always move forward.
Welcome to Food for thought, a segment where I share my personal thoughts and approach to life. Today I wanted to take a moment to thank all of you for the support because as of last week the Nebula Music Podcast is featured on Anchor Podcasts!!! I'm so excited... but now what? Am I maximizing this opportunity?
This is an important question I think all of us should ask ourselves when presented with opportunities.
Casey Cooper is YouTube's biggest drummer. He started posting years ago, before anybody was really using YouTube. Since then he's amassed over 1.7 MILLION subscribers. I'm excited to bring you this interview because Casey is a huge inspiration for me. He's the reason I started my social media career and it blows my mind that he's on my show.
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