On this week's episode I share with you what it like speaking at a TEDxYouth even in Columbia, South Carolina and how stepping out of your comfort zone can be exponentially rewarding.

On this week's episode I discuss how in order to stay relevant we must keep up with technology, and I share a couple of instances in which not doing so affected me negatively.

On this week's episode I chat about success, how I define it and why I believe gratitude and self-respect should be synonymous with it. If there are two types of people in the world (success seekers and failure avoiders), which one are you? *PLEASE EXCUSE THE LOW VOLUME / POOR AUDIO QUALITY*

On this week's episode I talk about the ever elusive sense of belonging, how it relates to finding ourselves and I share a couple of examples of how, to this day, I don't know exactly where I belong.

On this week's episode I talk about jealousy... that annoying and sometimes normal feeling we have from time to time. What might cause it, how to try to get over it and more.

On this week's episode I have the pleasure of chatting with Jack Lawless, drummer for your new favorite band DNCE! You've heard Cake By The Ocean a million times so you've heard him too. We talk all things DNCE, his early years in Jersey, what it's been like seeing first had the growth of Joe Jonas and much more. He's the nicest guy in the world and all his success is more deserved.

On this week's episode I tip my hat to the people that matter just as much as the musicians if not more, the CREW!! The techs, stage managers, stage hands, the pyro men and women, lighting directors... these unsung heroes make the shows happen and keeps us safe. This one's for YOU!

On this week's episode I (try to) tackle one of the deepest and toughest things to figure out as growing musicians. Who are we? what's our "thing"? Am I being authentic? These are just a few of the questions we ask ourselves, but who has the answers?

On this week's episode I get to interview someone who exemplifies professionalism, gratitude and musicality. Dave Filice is a phenomenal bassist and producer who has worked with people such as Bono & The Edge, Richie Kotzen, David Archuleta, The Rembrandts and more. He currently plays with DMC from run dmc and with The Party Crashers, one of the busiest and best corporate bands you'll find. Hear Dave talk about his career, about playing with legendary musicians, his take on authenticity and his experience during that ill fated show in Rhode Island with Great White.

On this week's episode I talk about the importance of remaining positive in these crazy times we're living, not only socially, politically and economically but the world of uncertainty that every musician lives at one point, or many, in our lives.