Filmmaker and podcaster Chris Price reflects on over 1,000 podcast episodes, navigating creative pivots from streaming on Twitch to film, and the discipline it takes to follow through on big ideas.

Kris Roe reflects on The Ataris' 17-year album gap, their new single and music video “Car Song,” and how rebuilding after COVID, personal loss, and burnout reignited his passion for music.

Recorded live at The NAMM Show 2025, this panel features professionals from across the podcasting and production world including Jenn Liang-Chaboud (Shure), Chris Laxamana (formerly of The Adam Carolla Show, now with Yamaha), DJ Cova (Tweak Music Tips), and Steven Leavitt (The Language of Creativity). Together, they explore how studios, producers, and creators can expand into podcasting from gear setups and remote workflows to building community, monetization, and creator/brand relationships.

Ute Lemper reflects on her four decade career as a globally acclaimed vocalist, composer, and actor. We discuss her bold reinterpretation of Kurt Weill, the weight of German history in her work, and how staying true to her creative instincts has led to timeless collaborations with artists like Tom Waits and Elvis Costello.

Eric Weiner, founder of The Wild Honey Pie, shares how his blog evolved into a creative agency connecting artists, fans, and brands through curated experiences. We explore building community, gaining artist trust, and adapting through shifts in the music industry.

Musician Mia Asano shares how going viral was only the beginning. We dive into her transition from violin performance major to social media phenomenon with over 5 million followers, touring artist, and mental health advocate. From learning video editing to booking her own shows, Mia reveals what it takes to build a long term career rooted in community, collaboration, and compassion.

Composer, producer, and the mind behind Our Chronicle, Oliver Price talks about balancing professional scoring work on projects like Call of Duty Mobile and Black Mirror with his own artist project. We dive into growing up on John Williams, how Guitar Hero sparked a love for rock and metal, and the importance of collaboration and growth.

In this special interview filmed at The NAMM Show, creative director RA Beattie shares his path from film production and web development to having a key role at Breedlove Guitars. We also discuss adventures in sustainable sourcing and RA shows off one of their 12-strings featured at the convention.

Recorded live at Game On Expo, this panel features returning guests Daphne Greene and Emily Grieve as we explore how gaming influences branding from visual style and culture to personal identity. Even if you’re not a gamer, we break down what makes a brand feel authentic and be used in fresh, unexpected ways.

Michael Sherman, VP of Business Development at Feature.FM, shares how he transitioned from booking college shows to building artist-first tools in music tech. We dive into his early management years and the value of failing fast.

Nikita, founder of Maildoso, shares how failing at seven startups taught him the power of cold outreach. We dive into how Maildoso helps scale cold emails, common outreach mistakes, and why trial by fire builds better entrepreneurs.

Matt Becker of modern rock band Off Guard shares how a spontaneous TikTok post led to a career-changing DM from Alan Day of Four Year Strong, who would go on to co-produce their latest EP, Complex Machines. We also discuss growing up on Long Island’s DIY scene and balancing mental health in a band.

In this special interview from The NAMM Show floor, Connor Taylor, Product Line Manager for On-Stage, shares how persistence and networking helped him transition from Guitar Center to shaping gear for musicians, podcasters, and creators. We also discuss the power of product design and On-Stage’s latest innovations including a travel amp and the ultimate all-in-one guitar utility vehicle.

Hope Georgiou, co-founder of HG Media, shares the key mindset that propelled her from intern to senior manager in just three years. We also dive into the transition from corporate to launching her own agency focusing on Snapchat.

Joseph Perla is the founder of Hangout, a virtual space where people can ‘hangout’ and listen to music. In this interview he discusses his journey launching several startups including one funded by Peter Thiel as well as Turntable in 2010. We also dive into securing meaningful feedback and building a community that keeps returning.

Rachel Roberts, Director of the Institute for Music Leadership at Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, shares how her journey from managing orchestras across the country led to launching NEC’s entrepreneurial musicianship program and shaping Eastman’s Music Leadership curriculum. We also discuss the power of seizing opportunities and why musicians need both performance and business skills to thrive.

Lyndsie Crawford, co-host of The Meet Market podcast, shares how her journey from The Bachelor to on-air hosting led her to launching a podcast dedicated to modern dating. We also unpack the state of dating apps, the power of authenticity, and handling internet trolls.

Filmmaker Sean Oliver shares how he honed his skills through short films and film challenges, leading up to his debut feature Forever Home. We also dive into the strategies of successfully crowdfunding projects as well as securing distribution on platforms like Amazon and Apple TV.

Eddie Barella, CEO of iDobi Radio, discusses how he started his own internet radio station at fifteen and later merged with competitor at the time iDobi Radio. We also talk about how iDobi became a tastemaker in the alt/emo, pop punk, metal, hardcore, and indie scenes, giving new artists a platform and building a thriving music community.

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