
EP 294: On Original Music, Band Projects and The Importance of Performing on Stage
Talking about the process of growing musically by performing on stage, the benefits and how it relates to a career of doing your own music.
All about music, jazz, guitar, music education and today's music industry!
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Talking about the process of growing musically by performing on stage, the benefits and how it relates to a career of doing your own music.

Talking about Berklee guitar books, the CAGED system, Jimmy Bruno, Cecil Alexander and different approaches to learning the guitar.

Why would you start a band? What is the purpose? Is there even a purpose? In this episode, I share my personal experiences and thoughts on this.

In a world where we are so obsessed about being online, creating content, direct messaging and online communities - maybe the best thing to do now is to meet in person instead. Here's my take on this and why it's important.

After working on some music from my archives, I finally released it in January 2026. In this episode I reflect on the process and my thoughts on why it’s important to keep releasing new music over time.

A simple explanation on picking technique basics based on a question my private guitar student asked today.

A riff on my thoughts on how to explore a musician’s works, both their written output and also their musical works. Lots of thoughts on books by guitarist Warren Nunes.

Sometimes networking is overcomplicated. This is how I think of it and how it has helped me on my musical journey.

An approach to speeding up mastery, something I’ve done for years even when I was a student in Berklee College of Music.

This is all about doing things over a long period of time and getting results.