In this episode, we get into a philosophical and tactical discussion around social media for musicians. Todd's worn probably every hat possible in the music world. Of course he brings enormous value with his insight into the injection of social media + branding in the music world. He talks about using students to create media, his colleagues' views on social, and the inspiration behind starting a lifestyle brand.

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In this episode, I chat with Adam Tan of The Studio. We talk about why musicians don't need to be attached to an institution to teach or an organization to perform. The internet is the new stage with its own audience, enormous whitespace, and it just may be the best place to go.

In this episode, we discuss tactics and philosophies behind using social media for orchestral musicians, orchestras, and college studios

In this episode, I discuss the importance of bringing value to keep the attention of your audience.

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Graduate colloquium courses are loaded with unbelievable information from which the greater percussion community can benefit. Why not deliver this information to the community via podcast? The world is turning toward individuals and organizations alike turning into media companies. Take this opportunity to not only research, but also learn to create + distribute media.

Don't get caught hoping, wishing, and planning. Just get started. Mess up a lot and learn from it. Keep doing what's working. Eventually it'll work out if you're good enough.

Strategies for getting more private lessons students. Old-school methods of acquiring new students don’t work. Learn how to acquire new students by using these tactics for building relationships in a 2018 world.

My random thoughts on college music audition interviews.