The latest episode of the podcast features Katherine Turman, known as a music journalist, producer, author and much more. Her book Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal is a must read for fans of music and her deep knowledge and love for music and musicians always shines through. She was Editor in Chief at RIP Magazine, a Producer on Rockline and can be found on the Nights with Alice Cooper radio show. We have a shared love of bands and albums known by many and some by very few. Seriously, check these two gems out:

Terrell- On the Wings of Dirty Angels
Masters of Reality- Sunrise on the Sufferbus

I hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation and help spread the word out there! The full audio interview is available on Spotify⁩, YouTube and Apple⁩ or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Hot tip: toggle the button on Apple to see the video of the episode!

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The latest episode of the podcast features Robert Sarzo, long known for his exceptional guitar work and deep sense of musical spirituality. Along with his bassist brother, Sarzo has crafted a path that has led him from the clubs of Florida and NYC to worldwide arena shows and top notch session work. Whether with his band Hurricane or working on movie soundtracks, Sarzo is in deep touch with the music he creates, serving the music onstage or in studio with the soul and touch his decades of learned musicianship and live performances has ingrained. I hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation and help spread the word out there! The full audio interview is available on Spotify⁩, YouTube and Apple⁩ or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Hot tip: toggle the button on Apple to see the video of the episode!

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Happy Monday! The new episode of the podcast features cellist and composer Jacob Szekely. Born in Brooklyn New York in 1979, Jacob Szekely grew up in a musical family where his talent was recognized early on. By the age of 13, he had written, arranged and improvised on his first commercial album and was sharing the stage with such musical luminaries as Mark Oconnor, Richie Havens, Joan Baez and Don McClean. He was accepted to study classical cello performance at Interlochen Arts Academy before attending The Cleveland Institute of Music for his Bachelor’s Degree with Richard Aaron and The University of Southern California for graduate studies.

Strings Magazine has hailed Jacob as “One of the leaders in the Creative String Community,” and Berklee cello professor and multiple Grammy winner Eugene Friesen has declared Jacob’s playing to be to be “The first time a cellist has made a convincing case as a leader in modern jazz!” I have worked with Jacob on my own musical compositions and found him to be a wealth of knowledge, history and talent. I hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation and help spread the word out there! The full interview is available at @Spotify⁩ and @Apple⁩ and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Hot tip: toggle the button on Apple to see the video of the episode!

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