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273 – [Special Edition] Ricky Lawson clinic at Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA
272 – Blair Sinta: The right man for the job
271 – Dealing with self doubt and imposter syndrome
270 – Kris Myers (Umphrey's McGee): From Jazz man to jam band
269 – How to pick the gear that's right for you
268 – Mark Kelso: Developing your musical mind
267 – Tris Imboden: From Southern California to Chicago
266 – [Special Edition] Jeff Porcaro clinic at Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA
265 – Rodney Howard: A journeyman of sorts…
264 – How to balance your music career and your 9-5
263 – Ray Luzier: Alive and kicking with KoRn
262 – How to learn a song list for a last minute gig
261 – Steve Ferrone: Making a name for himself
260 – Jim Payne: The keeper of the funk
259 – Tips for getting back into drumming
258 – Grant Menefee: The professional drummer's instructor
257 – [Listener Spotlight] Max Senitt: Just do it
256 – Billy Drummond: Embracing the past, present and future of music
255 – Roundtable Discussion: Charting your own course, career transitions and not playing the comparison game
254 – John Ramsay talks: Alan Dawson, Art Blakey and approaching music as a lifelong endeavor
253 – [Listener Spotlight] Jeremy Schreifels: Whatever it takes
252 – Chad Smith: Backstage chat in Philadelphia
251 – Side-Hustles: How to leverage your strengths to earn more money and play more gigs, with Michael O'Neal
250 – Drew Shoals (Train): Taking the road less traveled
249 – All about heads with Evans Drumheads' Sergio Bonsignore
248 – Jimmy Chamberlin (Smashing Pumpkins): Rock, Revelry and Redemption
247 – Anatomy of Drumming with John Lamb
246 – Jeremy Bean Clemons: Musician first, drummer second
245 – Nate Smith: Creating music in real time
244 – Attitude is everything
243 – Liberty DeVitto: Always original
242 – What should you be working on?
241 – Recapping the top 10 interviews of 2016
240 – 10 things I learned from interviewing over 200 of the world's greatest drummers
239 – Morgan Rose on Sevendust's past, present and future
238 – Changing the narrative of what it means to be a professional drummer
237 – Keith Carlock: Locked in
236 – Jack DeJohnette: Inside the mind of one of the most influential jazz drummers of the 20th century
235 – How to implement new licks into your playing.
234 – Erik Hargrove: James Brown, Bootsy and beyond…
233 – Developing consistency in drumming and your everyday life
232 – Mark Colenburg: Playing and living with intention
231 – Steve Rennie: Former Epic Records Exec and Incubus manager takes you inside the music industry
230 – Kenny Aronoff: The hardest hitting man in show business
229 – Creating your music career with Mark Powers
228 – Dennis Chambers: Back and better than ever
227 – Are you actually pursuing your passion?
226 – Johnny Rabb on: Touring, hand speed and the freehand technique
225 – Creativity and Criticism
224 – Practice routines of the greatest drummers in the world (Part 2)
223 – G. Love talks: drummers, authenticity, and the keys to a lasting career
222 – Clarence Penn: Copying, creating and finding your own voice
221 – Stop playing the blame game
220 – Todd Sucherman: Conquering Rock, one world tour at a time
219 – The one daily habit everyone should have
218 – Nate Wood: The art of communicating musically.
217 – Chase Jarvis: CreativeLive's Founder & CEO on creating a living and a life with your passion
216 – Dafnis Prieto: Cuba's expressive genius
215 – Why "Never Look Back" isn't always the best advice
214 – Lenny White: A founding father of Jazz Fusion
213: What you should consider before starting a music-based business
212 – Justin Faulkner: Young blood, old soul
211: What a day at the gym taught me about drumming
210 – Chad Smith: Not your average rockstar
209: Talent VS Skill
208 – Zach Danziger: The evolution of a player
207 – Should you take every gig?
206 – Billy Ward: Getting back in the game
205 – Practice routines of the greatest drummers in the world
204 – Kenny Washington: Speaking the language of Jazz
203 – Steve Gadd: The undisputed master of groove
202 – How to eliminate distractions and get focused on what's important
201 – Hamilton's Andres Forero: A man of many passions
200 – Billy Cobham: A Spectrum of Knowledge
199 – How to remove your limiting beliefs
198 – Gavin Harrison: Rhythm, King Crimson and the ongoing quest to improve
197 – Things to consider before moving to a new city
196 – The Rival Sons' Mike Miley
195 – How to network like a pro
194 – Carl Allen: Honoring the tradition
193 – Inside the Studio with David Ivory
192 – Zoro the Drummer: How to make your music career Soar
191 – 7 books that changed my life
190 – Bernard "Pretty" Purdie: The most recorded drummer of all time
189 – Matty Amendola: One man's journey to reshape the music industry
188 – "10 Things that require ZERO talent" – DEBUNKED
187 – Matt Halpern: Takin' care of Business
186 – How to make it in the new age of music with Dave Kusek
185 – Thomas Lang: The insatiable drive to be great
184 – [Special Edition] Deliberate Practice w/ Daniel Glass
183 – Eric Harland: How to develop a deeper connection to the music
182 – Taking the stairs: A lesson in music and life
181 – Brendan Buckley: From Jersey to Juggernaut
180 – 5 creative ways to use your rudiments
179: Aaron Spears: Ushered to the big stage
178 – Juan "Carlito" Mendoza: A Master of Music Education
177 – [#AskRuffini]: Fills, Groove Issues, Practice Ideas, & Getting Your "Break"
176 – The brains behind your favorite drum instructional videos, Rob Wallis
175 – How to go from good to great
How to get a job in the music business