Coz Baldwin of Hidden In The Sand & Ross Federman of Tally Hall 

We have learned in life to say goodbye and celebrate closure but do we just do it for other people? Maybe we should be saying goodbye to our past selves and the choices we made. Join me as we take a walk down the yellow brick road of life past, present, and future.  

You have heard the buzz about NFTs, and like many only been confused. This episode explains Non Fungible Tokens and how they are the future of the music industry and how musicians can be prepared and start making money today. 

Phillip-Michael is a recording artist, touring musician, producer and recently just signed his first record deal. We talk about his journey as a black musician in a predominantly white industry and how being the nephew of B.B. King has given him strength and the vision to be authentic not only to craft but to himself. 

May Erlewine is truly one of the most prolific songwriters in the Michigan music scene. In this episode she walks us through an evolving creative process spanning her last three albums, telling of the highs and lows that have propelled her as a force in today’s music industry.

Absofacto's journey to achieving a #1 hit song on the Billboard charts was filled with many trials and tribulations. We will uncover this story, one of the most unique music stories, on how a hit song sometimes needs a little luck to achieve overwhelming success in a very competitive industry.

Michael P. Clark is an Emmy-nominated sound mixer based in Atlanta, currently working on Season 4 of Stranger Things. This episode uncovers his journey in pursuit of music engineering that ultimately led to his rise in the film and television industry, most notably for his work on The Walking Dead and Good Eats.

Michigander is set to release his new EP, “Everything Will Be Ok Eventually” this March, as the first single, “Let Down,” is currently charting #11 on the Billboard Triple A National Airplay Charts. We talk in depth about his rise in success, the let down of the pandemic and how great things can come out of dark times. 

Chris Dupont is a recording artist, touring musician, producer and father. He is set to release his new full-length album "Floodplains," a journey of starting again and discovering you can reprieve the pain from yesterday for the promise of tomorrow. This episode goes for the ride of love, loss and understanding that to be the best version of yourself you must be true to yourself first. 

Josh Epstein is a touring musician, producer, songwriter, former writer for ESPN and half of Detroit's JR JR. This episode dives into Josh's creative process during the pandemic, life after Warner Brothers, The Silent Years and of course JR JR's music and influences. In their ten years of making music JR JR have released four LPs and four EPs, toured the world and watched as their biggest hit to date "Gone" spent 16 weeks on the Billboard charts. In 2019 they released "Invocations / Conversations," solidifying my pick as album of the year and decade.