For this episode, I welcome back Tim Carman for his second appearance on the podcast.

Tim recently relocated to Nashville, where he continues to be an in-demand touring and session musician and bandleader. He is also a member of the bands Parlor Greens and Canyon Lights.

As an educator, he is the author of 5 books including the highly regarded Haynes-ISM & Philly-ISM methods. His forthcoming book is entitled “The Shuffle Book - The Language, Lineage and Art of Shuffle Drumming” which is the first volume of this series.

In this episode, we talk about his recent move to Nashville, explore the key concepts from his upcoming Shuffle book, and why it’s crucial to play with other musicians to develop your creative confidence. The Shuffle Book - Hudson Music Follow Tim: https://timcarmandrums.com Instagram YouTube https://www.parlorgreens.com/ https://www.canyonlightsband.com/ Shuffle Examples Shuffle Example #1 Shuffle Example #2 Parlor Greens -200 Dollar Blues Photo by Mitch LaGrow

This episode features my conversation with Richard Millsap. Born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas and currently based in Los Angeles, Richard is an in-demand musician who has recorded numerous records as a multi-instrumentalist. He was a member of the Band of Heathens for a decade, and is currently the drummer with music icon John Fogerty.

In this episode, we reflect on the recent passing of drumming legend James Gadson and the profound influence he had on his career, the lessons learned as a student of Ed Soph at the University of North Texas, and why it's important to always make choices that reflect your desired path while navigating life’s obstacles. Follow Richard: https://www.richardmillsapdrums.com Instagram Facebook Photo by Joey Martinez Instagram

This episode represents a milestone for me as I celebrate the 100th episode of the Drummers Pathway Podcast and I want to take a moment to thank everyone for all of your encouragement and support throughout this journey.

To mark this occasion, I wanted to do something special, something that reflects what this podcast has always been about, which is bringing creative artists together to share their knowledge, experiences and helping to build our community.

To celebrate my 100th episode, I welcomed back Ash Soan, Matt Starr, Victor Indrizzo and Jamie Wollam for another roundtable discussion on the topic of drum recording.

In our conversation, we explore their journeys into home recording, the importance of seeking outside perspectives, embracing the ways others may reinterpret your work, and why a commitment to lifelong learning is essential for any creative artist. Follow Ash: https://www.ashsoan.com Instagram Facebook YouTube Follow Matt: https://www.therealmattstarr.com Instagram YouTube Follow Victor: http://www.indrizzodrums.com Instagram Facebook Follow Jamie: Instagram Facebook

This episode features my conversation with Wilson Laurencin. Wilson has been a fixture in the Toronto music scene for decades. In addition to his television work on Open Mike with Mike Bullard & Canadian Idol, he is active on the theatre scene and has been involved in productions including & Juliet, Lion King, Wicked, MJ The Musical, and more.

He is also an in-demand freelance musician having collaborated with a wide range of local and international touring artists.

In this episode, we talk about his early musical inspirations, the essential characteristics of maintaining a professional music career, and why it's important to always make choices that reflect your desired path while maintaining a positive life balance. Follow Wilson https://www.wilsonlaurencin.com Instagram Facebook

This episode features my conversation with Luke Renshaw. Luke has been a fixture in the Victoria, BC music scene for years and is known for his work with the Juno-nominated band Jets Overhead.

Recently diagnosed with ADHD and with 6 years recovery time from drug and alcohol addiction, Luke is an advocate for neurodivergent and mental health awareness, sharing his experiences to empower others.

In this episode, we talk about his early musical inspirations, his journey overcoming addiction, and how an ADHD diagnosis gave him a clearer understanding of the mindset challenges he faced. What touring sober taught me about resilience Follow Luke: Instagram Jets Overhead Leeroy Stagger

This episode features my conversation with Johnny Rabb.

Based in Indiana, Johnny is the drummer for Collective Soul, a position he has held since 2012. He is also highly regarded as an educator, clinician, product developer, electronics specialist, and in-demand session drummer.

He is the author of the books The Official Freehand Technique and Jungle Drum ‘N’ Bass for the Acoustic Drum Set.

In April of 2000, he was recognized by Guinness World Records as the first person to play over 1,000 single strokes in 60 seconds.

In this episode, we explore how he has navigated the shifting phases of his career, the power of finding motivation through competition and community, and why joining Collective Soul has become an essential part of his current musical journey.

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This episode features the return of Matthew Crouse and Zack Albetta from the Working Drummer podcast for another roundtable discussion.

With over 500 episodes, the Working Drummer Podcast has become an essential source for those interested in what it’s like to have a career as professional drummer.

Renowned for their in depth interviews with an emphasis on telling the stories of the artists who may not always be a household name, they have developed a loyal audience longing for honest stories and perspectives about making a living as a musician. In our conversation, we explore the value of building genuine connections, embracing your career journey, and why these conversations are essential for learning from others' experiences and growing your community. Working Drummer Podcast

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This episode features part two of my conversation with Justin Faulkner.

Best known as the drummer for the Branford Marsalis Quartet, a seat he has held since the age of 18, Justin has built a remarkable career as a musician, educator, and philanthropist, devoted to honouring the lessons of those who came before him while mentoring the next generation by giving back to his community.

In part two of our conversation, we talk about Justin’s experiences growing up in a community of support, the importance of remaining humble, and why it’s imperative to seek out mentors who can guide you along your path by sharing their own wisdom and experiences.

Be sure to go back and check out episode 94 which features part one of our conversation. Episode 94 Follow Justin: https://www.justinfaulknermusic.com Instagram Facebook