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Suzanne Singh: Suburban Mom to Rockin' Frontwoman

Sit Kitty Sit: Stories from the Road, Playing at Full Sound, and Developing a Fan Base

Eric Diamond: On Tribute Artistry, Being a Serious Musician and Entertaining Generations

April Henry: Bringing Joy through Songwriting, Performance and Vocal Coaching

Tony Novinska: Lifelong Musician, Industry Insider and Festival Organizer

Dennis Hawk: The Calling of Call and Response

Ayisha Jaffer: Impresario, Creator, Musician

Emily Zimmer is Always Learning and Working, Always in Multiple Ways

Kostia Efimov: On Versatility and Appreciating Christmas

Joze Piranian: Using Music as a Stutter-Free Outlet

From Hawaii to New York: Ukulele Player Rachel Haymer

Business Plan for Musicians

Putting Experience and Perspective into Music with Ethan Keller

Patience and Persistence: Understanding the Timeline with St. Oshun

From Sweden to Wisconsin - 7000apart

Marcya Daneille: Growing Up in Chicago, Stories from NY, Landing in Milwaukee

Renee Bordner: Studio Owner, Piano Instructor, Philanthropist

We "Hear With Our Eyes"

“Professor” Craig Hurst on His Teaching Career, Positivity, and Collaboration

Marimbist Mike Neumeyer on Composing, Sales and Making International Connections

Carmen Nickerson: Iowa to Wisconsin, and Lessons from California

E-News to Grow Your Following

Steve Treseler Talks Soundpainting, Online Instruction, and Maintaining Connections

Getting Started as a Musician in the Industry

Emmy Rozanski: On Music as Community, and Navigating Post-Graduation Life

Twan Mack, Milwaukee Hip Hop Original Trailblazer

Virtual Music Opportunities with Lexie Signor

Learning About The Rainy Day Collective

Promotion of the Event: Who is Responsible?

Persistence and Confidence: How Thea Vorass Got Her Foot in the Door

Women in the Music Industry

Logan Penington on Being Versatile, Asking Questions and Settling Down

Connection: Musicians Reaching Out to their Audiences

Alyssia Dominguez Talks Connection Beyond Music

How Access Brings About Success

Musician Steve Burks on Staying Current, Professionalism and Not Selling Out

Five "Rules of Thumb" for New and Seasoned Musicians