On this week's episode I bring you a convo I had with the one and only Alicia Vigil, mastermind, bassist, singer and songwriter behind Vigil Of War.

On this week's episode I talk about Jam Sessions, what I like about them, and I also share some (not so popular) opinions I have about going to these interesting nights.

On this week's episode I chat about one of those topics that are delicate and controversial: the importance of our look/imagine.

On this week's episode you'll hear the first installment of a new monthly feature: Questions & Answers! I will answer a few questions once a month so keep them coming and reach out via email or via instagram! Questions will always be kept anonymous!

On this week's episode I chat about what the past 12 years have been. What a crazy ride.

On this week's episode I talk about a very specific topic which is the channeling of other players when it comes to recordings/performances. Whether it's because we're asked by an artist to sound like someone else or simply because we purposefully try to integrate someone else's style to our own, you'll hear some things that hopefully will help you achieve that BUT, if you nail all 4, you might lose sight of who you are

On this week's episode I take a bit of a detour and focus less on the music mentor part and shift my attention to the podcasting aspect. Ever wanted to start your own podcast? This episode is for you.

On this week's episode you'll hear me chat with Singer/Songwriter Todd Morse about his debut album "Late Bloomer" which he is releasing at the young age of 51. Todd is an amazing dude, father and musician who has had a great career playing in bands like h2o, Juliette and the Licks and of course his current gig: The Offspring! Check out this episode and hear us talk about the importance of working with a producer, about his love for punk, fatherhood and much more. BONUS: you can hear 3 full songs throughout the episode: Be My Witness, Insanity In Harmony and My Shoes, all of which can be bought and heard ONLY via his website www.toddmorse.com

On this week's episode I bring you a conversation I had with bassist Tanya O' Callaghan! This irish, plant based bassist is one of the best players in town, she's professional, ridiculously talented and way too humble! We talk about a million things including growing up in a small town, moving to LA, touring, self belief, packing and much more!

On this week's episode I talk about how important is has been to reflect on this past year, I give you some examples about how removing certain things and attitudes may help your career and last but not least I chat about how crucial it is to remember why we do what we do.