In my Seventh episode of RECORDING IN PODCAST, I speak with two colleagues and great friends, Samantha "Sammi G" Gambuzza and Stephen Saulpaugh.  We speak about some great things that are happening in our lives in our music careers.  The main topic, however, is about how people interact with others in bands.  We go into the nuts and bolts of what it is like to be in both aspiring and professional bands.  Enjoy!

In the sixth episode of my RECORDING IN PODCAST, I finally speak about my other passion - fitness.  In this episode, I interview a great friend and musician, Joe Mankin.  He shares the same passion about music and fitness as I do, and this calls for one doozy of an episode.  We talk about everything from Paganini etudes to workout plans to dietary structures.  Sit back and enjoy!

In my fifth episode of my RECORDING IN PODCAST, I interview one of the most prominent composers of band music on the eastern seaboard who also is a well-known conductor for band and orchestra, Patrick Burns.  We converse about plenty of topics with composing being at the forefront.  It gets a little crazy, so buckle up!

In this fourth episode of RECORDING IN PODCAST, I continue the conversation on what it means to be a "real musician".  I go deep into the life and career of my interviewee, Steven Fink, a former classmate of mine in college.  Because of Steve, I am where I am today in my career because of his pursuit to play commercial music.  Enjoy!

In this third episode of RECORDING IN PODCAST, I interview my business partner and colleague, Mike Saulpaugh.  We speak about what it means to be a "Real Musician".  Also, we speak upon the type of moments on music gigs that are stressful and compare the situations to "professional" ones as well.

During the second episode of RECORDING IN PODCAST, I continue the conversation of the Bruno Mars and cultural appropriation with two great NYC instrumentalists Ansel Cohen and Gabe Valle.

Welcome to the first episode of RECORDING IN PODCAST.  In this episode, we speak about the controversial issue about Bruno Mars and cultural appropriation.  I interview two great NYC composers and instrumentalists Gonzalo Valencia and Clint Edwards.