Sellin’ Out addresses a serious gap in the conversation around being a musician. There’s who you are to your fans, who you are in real life, and these conversations with Mike Moschetto form the bridge between the two. This is a place that used to be taboo, but as so many facets of the music industry erode and change, now is a good time to take them to task. Thanks for this podcast.

This is a podcast by a good dude with good intentions about communicating some of the lesser discussed topics in the DIY space and more. I'm just getting through my first couple of episodes, but I haven't been this excited about a podcast in a while. Good banter, backed hard.

It’s easy to burn yourself out and feel jaded or bitter by the dearth of wealth and security that comes with trying to make a career in music, and even easier to start spewing your frustrations. I appreciate how the tone of these conversations acknowledges the difficulties and hassles with a mix of sarcasm and optimism in regards to what works or worked between these artist and what didn’t. Just the right about of snark.

All artists wants to know how to make ends meet, so the concept for this show is pretty brilliant. Also, the host has great turns of phrase and just seems like a dude you’d wanna hang out with. No ego or anything like that. Just good conversation.

Only 2 episodes in an I'm stoked for this podcast. It's extremely well produced, flows great, and is full of honest conversations about music and money. Definitely worth a listen!

I’m my own worst critic and I think it’s pretty okay so that ought to tell you

Literally the best podcast you will ever listen to in your life, wow.