Filming John Mayer & Santana at PRS + The Cancer Shift That Changed Everything | Andrew Dorbin (EP 32)

In Episode 32 of The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with Andrew Dorbin, Senior Videographer at PRS Guitars in Stevensville, Maryland. Andrew takes us inside the PRS world—working around Paul Reed Smith, filming product demos where both lighting and audio have to be flawless, and capturing artists on the road. We talk PRS’s quality-first mindset (from SE to Private Stock), how custom builds work through dealers, and what changes when you’re filming legends like John Mayer and Carlos Santana.

Then the conversation goes deeper. Andrew shares how a testicular cancer diagnosis reshaped his priorities and led him to launch the Wayfinders Testicular Health Fund. He walks through early warning signs, how he discovered it, why early detection matters, and what’s next for the nonprofit— including Putts for Nuts and a potential comedy fundraiser. This is an episode about craft, pressure, meaning, and the kind of shift you don’t get to choose.

In this episode:

What makes PRS different (Paul + quality-first culture)

SE vs Private Stock + how custom builds work

Filming guitars: lighting challenges + capturing great audio

Artist shoots: the Santana lesson + working with John Mayer

Cancer, perspective shifts, and building Wayfinders

Wayfinders Testicular Health Fund: https://www.wayfindersthf.org/

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This week on The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with Bobby Jackson — guitarist for MIGGS (M-I-G-G-S) — to talk about what it actually takes to build a band that works: chemistry, leadership inside the group, finding the right lineup, and keeping momentum without burning out.

Bobby breaks down his path from drummer → guitarist, how gospel + church music shaped his musicianship, and why modern country guitar has more overlap with the worship world than most people realize. We also get into the grind of building MIGGS from solo → duo → full band, how they finally landed the right players (yes… including the “is Tench his real name?” moment), and why the band is now focused on quality over quantity.

We also talk live-show reality: being the “glue” on stage, using talkback/MD-style cues, rehearsing transitions and show flow, handling crowd requests, and balancing family life with gigs and a day job in live events production.

And yes… Creed comes up. A lot.

Question for you: What matters more for a band’s success — talent, chemistry, or work ethic?

In this episode:

Bobby’s role in MIGGS + being the “glue” live

What an MD does (cues, saves, talkback mic, show flow)

Drummer-to-guitarist journey + why he switched

Gospel/church roots and how they translate to country

Pedals, tone, and the modern country/worship overlap

Florida vs Maryland music scene + the Nashville reality check

MIGGS origin story: solo → duo grind → full band lineup

Finding the right drummer/bassist + building a reliable team

Why “quality over quantity” matters (and how to avoid burnout)

Rehearsal strategy: parts, tones, transitions, and polish

Marketing consistency without repeating the same post

Recording in Nashville + using demos/AI for song ideas

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MIGGS / Bobby Jackson

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In this episode of The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with Joey Malinsky of Across the Bridge Productions (ATB Productions) to talk about what it really looks like to build a video production career across multiple eras of the industry—big commercial sets, shifting budgets, and the current “content volume” economy.

Joey breaks down the meaning behind ATB (Across the Bridge), his early start in video, and what he learned working in high-end production environments. We get into the realities of running a lean team, scaling (and getting burned), and why comedy + original storytelling are still the north star—even when corporate/nonprofit work pays the bills.

We also go deep on AI in the production world: how Joey uses it across his workflow (from writing and planning to audio cleanup and AI-generated b-roll), what it means for creators, and the real backlash he faced when he was invited to teach an AI workshop—including how quickly the conversation can turn dark online.

You’ll hear about:

The shift from “one piece of content has value” to a volume-first era

Hiring and scaling challenges (especially finding great editors)

Music licensing vs AI-generated music (Suno) and client revision chaos

AI tools and workflows (prompts, transitions, b-roll generation, cleanup)

Ethics, deepfakes, and why this conversation isn’t going away

Balancing creativity, business, and family life while staying productive

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Episode 29 — Justin Taylor

In this episode of The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with Maryland-based artist and guitarist Justin Taylor for a wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts music nerd-out and real talk about the craft.

We talk about how Justin started gigging at 13, what those early years taught him, and how he built his career through relentless reps, touring, and staying obsessed with getting better. From there we dive deep into PRS guitars (including his Private Stock), tone-chasing, live rig choices, and why blending electric/piezo tones can make a three-piece band sound huge.

Justin also shares how songwriting in Nashville often starts as a simple conversation that turns into a finished song fast — and why he’s leaning into “Work Tapes,” voice notes, and imperfect recordings that feel more human than polished perfection. We wrap with a great discussion on live shows: winging it vs. choreography, the internet’s effect on performance, and why authenticity is having a moment again.

Guest: Justin Taylor

Find Justin: Instagram @JustinTaylorMD | Website JustinTaylorBand.com | Music: Hindsight (available on Spotify/Apple Music)

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Episode 28 is just Mike & Joe—no guest, no script, and a surprisingly useful behind-the-scenes breakdown of what we’re changing to actually grow The Shift.

We talk through what we’d do differently if we restarted the podcast from zero, the real reason clips are becoming our growth engine, and the “boring” stuff that matters more than people think: consistency, workflow, thumbnails, and division of labor. We also share the real-world time + cost of producing an episode, how the show has helped networking and business opportunities, and why we’re putting more intention into packaging (titles/thumbnails/clips) moving forward.

In this episode:

If we restarted from zero: what we’d change immediately (schedule + consistency)

Why clips are the fastest lever for growth (and what makes a clip work)

Learning DaVinci Resolve + collaborative editing (project sharing + workflow)

Thumbnail strategy: building the episode around “packaging” from the start

Our current publishing cadence and why we’re tightening the process

The real cost of an episode (time, editing, and what we outsource)

Sponsorship reality: why we’re focused on views + subscribers right now

Email list: why we still haven’t built it (and why we need to)

A “podcast tour” idea + how bigger guests could change the trajectory

Quick life/business updates: music gigs, lessons, video work, and what’s next

Question for you:

What’s the biggest growth lever for a smaller podcast right now—clips, thumbnails, consistency, or guests?

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How do you build a 700K YouTube channel, turn a reaction format into a real community, and then build a physical product that expands what music lessons can be?

The Shift with Mike & Joe — EP 27 (feat. Michael Palmisano / GuitarGate)

In Episode 27, we sit down with Michael Palmisano (GuitarGate / YouTube) to unpack the real behind-the-scenes path: starting early with a “perfect” build that almost nobody saw, learning distribution and traffic the hard way (Udemy → ads → owning your audience), discovering the breakthrough YouTube format that finally clicked, and then following customer demand into GuitarGate and the Teleport—a tool that’s turning guitar playing into something you can literally send to someone else.

We also get into product thinking (simplicity vs feature creep), community-led decision making, the reality of scaling a physical product (supply chain + lead times), and some unexpectedly deep life stuff that came up along the way.

In this episode:

How Guitar Teacher Reacts became a growth engine (and why it finally worked)

Why “build it perfect first” is usually the wrong move (and what to do instead)

Udemy vs owning your platform (customers, control, long-term leverage)

Turning audience feedback into a product roadmap (community-led execution)

The Teleport: what it is, how people actually use it, and why it’s so powerful

Content strategy: depth vs width (and why depth wins long-term)

Creativity vs “business brain” (and how to structure partnerships that work)

The friction that kills creativity (and how simplicity fixes it)

Michael’s personal journey with quitting alcohol

Question for you:

What part of Michael’s journey hit you hardest—YouTube growth, building GuitarGate, or the Teleport product story?

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First Female Guests: Realtor & Loan Originator Talk Home Buying | The Shift with Mike & Joe — EP 26

Episode 26 starts with Mike and Joe rolling out the new intro song (and immediately arguing about who played what), then welcoming the show’s first female guests: Jeri Lynn Montgomery (Realtor, Long & Foster — Kent Island) and Maureen “Mo” Silvers (Loan Originator, My Community Mortgage). Before we get into real estate, we deal with the real emergency of the day: Joe’s “amazing” new mic stands… and Mike breaking one within minutes.

After that, we dive into the behind-the-scenes reality of buying and selling a home—what most people don’t see:

How Jeri Lynn and Mo got into their careers (tests, pass rates, learning curves, and why mentorship matters)

Why open houses are still a powerful lead engine

Networking and relationship-building in real estate and lending

Why “no credit” can be just as challenging as “bad credit”

What changes for self-employed buyers (documentation, history, and expectations)

Retail lenders vs. brokerages (shopping rates/fees, account execs, and how fast deals can close)

The stress points that make deals complicated: contingencies, inspections, title searches, appraisals vs. market value

What happens when a home doesn’t appraise (and how deals get saved or fall apart)

A few side quests on marketing (billboards, photography/video), routines, and why the process is smoother with the right people guiding you

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Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 18i18 into 14” MacBook Pro

Audio: Reaper

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🎙️ Justin Singleton: From Metal Riffs to Country Twang (and the Real Business of Gigging) | The Shift with Mike & Joe — EP 25

In Episode 25 of The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with Justin Singleton — a Maryland-based country artist with roots in Kent County and a background that includes heavy rock/metal guitar, classic country influences, and years of learning the grind of gigging the hard way.

We get into what most people don’t see: the behind-the-scenes reality of working as a full-time working musician. Justin breaks down how he thinks about booking, pricing, responding fast to venues, tips vs. base pay, and why the “just show up and play” myth is exactly that — a myth. We also talk gear and workflow (yes, the humble cart gets the respect it deserves), plus how community, consistency, and staying positive play a bigger role than most people realize.

We also preview the upcoming classic country tribute show on February 21 and trade stories about tribute sets, artist picks, and why those shows are some of the most fun you can have as a local musician.

If you’re a musician, a creative, or anyone trying to turn a passion into a real business — this one’s for you.

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🔗 Connect with Justin Singleton

• Website: justinsingletonmusic.com 

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/22qJ35RI4cGwc6n6xtNIkC

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JustinSingletonMusic

• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@justinsingletonmusic

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justinsingletonmusic 

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justinsingletonmusic 

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MIGGS: Country Music Artist | The Shift with Mike & Joe – EP 24

What part of MIGGS’s story hit you hardest? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

In Episode 24 of The Shift with Mike & Joe, we sit down with MIGGS — a Texas-raised, Nashville-recording country artist now based in Maryland — to trace his journey from choir kid and church musician to full-band frontman packing venues like Twain’s and playing major events like PyroJam and Country Calling. He talks about growing up in Austin, joining the Air Force, playing across the world, then rebuilding his musical identity after moving to Maryland in 2020.

We dig into how he treats his live show like a true production: running clicks and in-ears, using stage prompters, crafting setlists and banter with intention, and balancing bar gigs, festivals, and higher-paying corporate shows without oversaturating his market or undercutting his own value.

From there the conversation goes deep into songwriting, loss, and building a life around music. MIGGS breaks down how he writes hook-driven songs like “Your Country Song,” “Party Ride,” “I Miss You Dad,” “Spend My Days,” “Promise You Forever,” and “Never Far Away,” and he debuts a new unreleased track, “One Sip Away,” live in the studio. He also shares the marketing and release strategy behind his upcoming EP: waterfall single releases, short-form video, YouTube and Meta ads, playlists, and college radio — along with some honest warnings about scammy playlist services.

In one of the most powerful parts of the episode, he opens up about the loss of his infant son, how he and his wife grieve differently but stay united, and how faith, gratitude, and community keep him moving forward.

If you’re an independent musician, a live-music fan, or just someone who loves real talk about marriage, business, and resilience, this episode is for you. If MIGGS’s journey gave you something to think about — the military, IT, music, growing up in Texas — drop a comment and subscribe for more episodes of The Shift!

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CONNECT WITH MIGGS

MIGGS | Official Website

miggscountrymusic.com

MIGGS | YouTube

www.youtube.com/@miggs.countrymusic

MIGGS | Spotify

open.spotify.com/artist/2J9mDrDyEJzpzGRJScA5Yn?si=L44YAXNyR3yQ0PFSq5KAxw

MIGGS | Instagram

instagram.com/miggs.countrymusic?igsh=OGFzcGY2bXEzNWhz&utm_source=qr

MIGGS | TikTok

tiktok.com/@miggs.countrymusic?_t=8q3ihIdMbDm&_r=1

MIGGS | Facebook

facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555729830009&mibextid=LQQJ4d

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What part of Jeremy’s story hit you hardest—youth baseball, undercover police work, or juggling a dozen side hustles as a dad?

In this episode, we sit down with Jeremy Furrow—coach of Bigbie’s Black Sox 12U and the mind behind MADE Baseball—to talk about building better youth baseball on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and the winding road that got him here.

Jeremy shares how MADE Baseball started as a simple idea for local league play and grew into full-on tournaments, USSSA-sanctioned events, and creative weekends like “Bombs for Moms” and “Dingers for Dads.” He breaks down:

Why he ditched gate fees and uses transparent pricing

What actually goes into running a 40-team weekend (fields, bathrooms, umpires, first responders, food trucks, hotels, the whole local economy)

How he turns tournaments into a true family business—with his wife and kids running the merch tent, helping with fields, and learning work ethic along the way

We also dig into Jeremy’s entrepreneurial path outside of baseball:

Launching a security & survival training company for hospitals (full active-shooter simulations)

Starting Kicking Grass Landscaping and realizing that “grass never stops growing” isn’t always a blessing

Jumping into real estate, selling 50+ houses a year, and what he learned about branding, marketing, and why a “million-dollar idea on paper” still fails if nobody wants it

Then Jeremy opens up about 22 years in law enforcement—from patrol to narcotics to major offenders. He talks about doing undercover buys, building wiretap cases that tracked cocaine from cartels in other states to Maryland via car carriers, and how ego and sloppiness eventually catch up to even the most “professional” drug operations.

We close on coaching, culture, and mindset: captains, leadership at age 12, balancing push vs. burnout, and why he ultimately walked away from serious real estate money to pour into youth baseball, family, and the MADE ecosystem—including apparel lines like Reppin Maryland and Play Hard or Go Home.

If Jeremy’s journey gave you something to think about—business, parenting, coaching, or cops & criminals—follow the show, leave a rating, and share this episode with a friend.

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