Upcoming interviews
A preview of the content that’s on the docket
Interview - Low Sleazy
An interview with Low Sleazy about Music, NFTs, and defi in the hood
An interview with Robin Liabø from Sessionwire
Robin is the creator of Sessionwire which lets you “connect live with clients and talent anywhere, using the recording software you already know and love.”
That sounds pretty freakin’ sweet to me!
An interview with Tim from endless.fm
Tim is the creator of https://endless.fm, a revolutionary cloud-based real time music collaboration/jamming solution. I met him in a recent Clubhouse room where he was telling us about his new site.
An interview with Slau Halatyn
Slau is an American singer/songwriter/producer living in New York City. He’s worked with a few of my previous guests, including George Hrab and Caleb Hawkins. I asked for a a chance to interview him, given his depth of experience and the technological transformations (such as producing very high quality music video recordings) that he has navigated exceedingly well.
An interview with Craig Anderton
Interview: Craig Anderton
Musician/author Craig Anderton is an internationally recognized authority on music and technology. He has played on, produced, or mastered over 20 major label recordings and hundreds of tracks, authored 45 books on musical electronics, written over a thousand articles, lectured on technology and the arts (in 10 countries, 38 U.S. states, and three languages), and done sound design and consulting work for numerous music companies. He is the current President of the MIDI Manufacturer’s Association. Visit his free educational website craiganderton.org, the craiganderton.com digital storefront, Craig Anderton’s Sound, Studio, and Stage forum at Musicplayer.com, and stream his music and videos at youtube.com/thecraiganderton.
PreSonus Studio One e-Meetup: Washington State
Hosting an e-Meetup for PreSonus Studio One
Interview: Anna Clark
An interview with Anna Clark
Anna Clark is a Nashville based musician and philanthropist. As her “day-job” she works as a vinyl mastering engineer at Welcome to 1979 Industries, where she has been able to work on over 200 projects for bands such as Beck, Iggy Azalea, Lisa Loeb and even a live to vinyl Old Crow Medicine Show album.
In 2011, Anna founded 501(c)(3) organization Guitars 4 Gifts, which has given over 1,000 youth access to their first musical instrument thanks to national partnerships with El Sistema USA, CreatiVets, Krutz Strings, Alfred Music Publishers, and the D’Addario Foundation. Guitars 4 Gifts has been featured in stories by SixDegrees.org, The Women’s International Music Network, Real People by Rudy Kalis on WSMV (Nashville’s NBC Affiliate), and Nashville by Nicole on Lightning 100.
In 2016, Anna was invited to perform an original song live on Lightning 100, Nashville’s premier independent radio station. She is a lifelong singer/songwriter and is currently recording her first album of original electronic rock music. This album is expected out late 2021.
In 2016, Anna got a Certificate in Music Business from Berklee College of Music and is currently continuing her education in music business with plans to graduate from Belmont University in 2022. When not working on one of her passion projects, Anna loves to spend time with her dogs or attend concerts with her friends and family. To connect with Anna, visit her website, www.annaclarkmusic.com or Instagram @annaclarkmusic.
PreSonus Studio One e-Meetup: Washington State
Hosting an e-Meetup for PreSonus Studio One
Interview: Plus/Minus
+/-, or Plus/Minus, is an American band formed in 2001 out of New York, NY. Known for blending both electronic and traditional instruments, they have sought to use electronics to recreate traditional indie rock song forms and instrumental structures.
An Interview with David Smalley
David C. Smalley is a comedian, actor, voice actor, podcast host, and author, who loves to have conversations with people who disagree with him.
An interview with Aaron Rabinowitz
Aaron Rabinowitz is a lecturer in the Rutgers Philosophy department and the Rutgers Honors College. He specializes in AI ethics and teaching ethics. I know him as a podcaster and host of the fascinating Embrace the Void podcast and co-host of the super fun Philosophers in Space podcast, where he works to make philosophy accessible through science fiction and lively discussion.
In October 2020 he published a great article in the UK magazine "The Skeptic" called The Curse of Monster Island that discussed his experience testing out an online social community of truly unmitigated free speech (and how quickly things went terribly wrong).
Interview: Thomas Smith
An interview with Thomas Smith, podcaster and host/co-host of many fine shows including:
Opening Arguments
Serious Inquiries Only
Philosophers in Space
Comedy Shoeshine
Interview: Ian Callanan
An interview with the engineer/producer behind the Skeptics Guide to the Universe and Cognitive Dissonance podcasts and livestreams
