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.....In this episode, I sit down with Jamie Robinson to explore what really builds great technique — not just speed, but control, efficiency, and freedom from tension.
We talk about his approach to inspiring lessons that build confidence while raising standards, and how to push students past their comfort zones without crushing their motivation. Jamie shares practical strategies for breaking plateaus, refining small details, and turning mistakes into fuel for growth.
A conversation about discipline, mindset, and unlocking your true potential as a player and teacher.

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...In this conversation, Yolanda discuss' the realities of the music business, the importance of education and mentorship, and the challenges musicians face in navigating their careers. They explore the need for a supportive community and the changing landscape of music education, emphasizing the importance of practical skills and understanding the industry dynamics. The conversation also touches on effective practice methods and the significance of rhythm in music learning.

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...In this engaging conversation, Tim Love and Scott Henderson delve into various aspects of music, from personal experiences to the intricacies of songwriting and performance. Scott shares insights about his recovery from a back injury, which has allowed him to take a break from touring and focus on writing new music. He reflects on his long career in music, starting from his early influences like Led Zeppelin and the blues legends, to his current endeavors in teaching and creating music. The discussion also touches on the importance of practice, the evolution of music education, and the challenges faced by musicians in today's industry.

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.......In this conversation, Tim Love and Brad explore the journey of musical education, the importance of curiosity and relaxation in practice, and the influences that shape a musician's style. They discuss the challenges of learning guitar, the role of mental practice, and the significance of a broad musical education. The conversation highlights the personal experiences of both musicians, emphasizing the joy of exploration and the continuous journey of learning in music.

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In this conversation, Scott shares his experiences as a guitarist, discussing his busy year touring with Tom Jones and John Ilseley. He reflects on his early musical influences, learning process, and the importance of listening and emulating great musicians. Scott emphasizes the balance between technical skill and emotional expression in music, the dynamics of live performance, and the significance of finding one's own voice. He also touches on the role of technology in music learning and his aspirations for the future.

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.....In this episode, I’m joined by session guitarist Nick Fitch for a wide-ranging conversation about the real foundations of a sustainable music career. We talk about why grass-roots music education matters more than ever, and how early access, good teachers, and playing with others can shape not just musicianship, but confidence and direction.
Nick reflects on his formative time with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, the discipline and musical awareness it gave him, and how those experiences fed directly into life as a working guitarist. We also dive into the realities of gigging all over the country — adaptability, professionalism, and what it really takes to make music your job.

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....... Happy new year. Just a very short episode reflecting on the year behind. I briefly talk about my top 3 episodes, who I have coming on in January and goals for the year.

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........Ronnie Elliott is a remarkable 16-year-old jazz guitarist from South Carolina already gaining attention for his mature sound, deep musicality, and serious dedication to the craft. Starting young and quickly immersed in the local jazz scene, he’s performed with experienced musicians, studied with top mentors, and developed a style influenced by legends like Wes Montgomery while still shaping his own voice. Focused, humble, and passionate about jazz, Ronnie is a rapidly rising young artist with a very bright future.

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