30-year publishing veteran Scott Rubin breaks down the complexities of publishing and royalties and stresses the importance of adding specific people to the artist's team.

Jason Jordan, who went from founding his legendary record label at age 12 to building his own publishing company and serving as the SVP of A&R at major labels, serves up his 30+ years of Music Biz experience.

Multi-platinum producer and mix engineer Ken Lewis looks back on his 25-year career, shares advice for anyone looking to develop new artists and pulls back the curtain on the various, often overlooked, revenue streams for your music.

In this conversation, we explore the importance of distribution, unpack the streaming debate, and explore the idea of breaking new artists on Tik Tok. 

A quick announcement about the podcast and where it's headed...

National Director of Sports and Entertainment Real estate agent Ben Moss shares his systems for prioritizing success and building genuine relationships.

Record label mogul Chris Schwartz shares his story of how he went from the streets of Philadelphia to the top of the 90's hip hop charts.

The NFL's 11-time Emmy Winner Bill McCullough shares his thoughts on the balance of monetizing your passion, constantly evolving, and staying true to yourself.

Super agent Leigh Steinberg details his 40-year career as a sports agent, rebuilding a career and representing everyone from Steve Young and Warren Moon to Patrick Mahomes and Tua Tagovailoa

Nick talks with Lou Montulli about the importance of surrounding yourself with positive influences, the value of feedback loops, and how he has learned -- and continues to learn -- to be a better human. Lou Montulli developed Lynx, the oldest web browser, while he was a student at the University of Kansas. He went on to be the Founding Engineer of Netscape, the Vice President of Engineering at Shutterfly, and the Co-Founder of Zetta and JetInsight. Check out The Amazing FishCam, the second live camera on the web (and the oldest one still streaming!).