The BSTH Podcast

Ep 6: Breaking Free from Comparisons and Teaching for Worship Online (feat Daniel Jones)

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most common struggles musicians face—comparing themselves to others in the industry. From the social media highlight reels to the constant stream of new talent, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind or not measuring up. But the truth is, every artist has their own unique journey, and comparing your path to someone else's can only hold you back. We’ll discuss practical tips for shifting your mindset, focusing on your growth, and embracing your individuality in a crowded industry. Whether you're just starting out or you've been grinding for years, this episode will remind you that your success is defined by you, not by anyone else's milestones.

Ep 5: Playing Open Handed (feat Brian Beihl of Big Daddy Weave)

In this episode we sit down with Brian Beihl of Big Daddy Weave. We talk about his drumming career which spans over 20 years, his experiences with Big Daddy Weave, and his open handed playing style.

Ep:4 Battling Anxiety on the Road (feat. Joey West of Disciple)

In this intimate episode, we dive into the raw reality of life on tour with Joey West. Join us as Joey opens up about his battle with anxiety while navigating the unpredictable life of a touring musician. Through candid conversations and personal anecdotes, we explore the highs and lows, the coping strategies, and the triumphs amidst the turmoil. Tune in to gain insight into the often-unseen challenges faced by touring musicians and the resilience it takes to harmonize their passion with their mental well-being.

Ep3: Starting a Drum Sample Company (feat. Payden Hilliard)

In this episode we catch up with Payden Hilliard and talk about his time with Leeland, along with his new position with Christine D'Clario. We also discuss his new drum sample company, Drum Sample Shop.

Ep2: College and the Touring Musician (feat. Brian Clancy of We Are Messengers)

In this episode we talk about what it takes to be a touring musician and whether a college degree has any effect on that or not.