In this episode, Jared breaks down how to make the financials of performing work for musicians, and why playing solely at bars/restaurants probably won't pay the bills.

In this episode, Jared shares a unique strategy for booking gigs that most musicians don't think to do.

In this episode, Jared interviews Tracy Silverman, an award-winning author, composer, and 6-string violin performer. Tracy has been featured on a Tiny Desk Concert, Performance Today, CBS Sunday Morning, A Prairie Home Companion, and many others.

In this episode, Jared interviews host of the Being in a Band podcast, Monica Strut. They chat about being in a band (of course), writing original music, the PR/Promotion side of releasing music, and touring.

In this episode, Jared interviews respected Luthier Jarek Powichrowski from Princeton Violins about his journey to become a luthier, how to keep your instrument in good shape, and some crazy stories about instruments.

In this episode, Jared interviews singer/songwriter Bill Small. Bill has recorded several albums, owned his own recording studio, and coaches artists and business owners.

In this episode, Jared interviews Steve Witschel, bass player, singer, and creator of Cover Band Central, one of the largest communities of cover band musicians in the world.

In this episode, Jared discovers one of the biggest problems why musicians never get their careers off the ground.

In this episode, Jared shares why it's impossible for musicians to do every single thing necessary to advance their music careers.

In this episode, Jared shares the weird reason why he rented a cello (it's not his instrument), and why you might consider doing something similar.