(Ep. 29) Ryan Cartee -- Why film school is worth it

(Ep. 29) Ryan Cartee -- Why film school is worth it

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(Ep. 28) James Grand-Scrutton -- Re-branding therapy session

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(Ep. 27) James Grand-Scrutton -- The importance of establishing personal connections with your clientele.

Check out the new C.P.M. website: CrystalPalaceMedia.com and check out James on Instagram for amazing graphic design work: @gs_graphicdesign.

(Ep. 26) Boy Loko -- Why growing up in a third world country is an advantage for musicians

Boy Loko (aka Sebastian Guirola) comes on for his first time and talks about the three major stages of his young life so far. Growing up in San Salvador, the crime capital of the world, moving to an extremely diverse part of Dallas Texas, and taking a chance on the hand he was dealt with by moving to L.A. to pursue a career in the music industry.

(Ep. 25) Cones -- How the Rosen brothers manage to create incredible music and still manage to get along every now and then.

Michael Rosen of Cones was kind enough to take time and talk with me about the Cones experience thus far, and how unique it is to create music professionally with his brother Jonathan Rosen. The Rosen brothers are incredible musicians and have been creating music since they were very young. They toured with rock bands as young adults and just 3 years ago they decided to start creating their own take on indie/psychedelic rock and it sounds incredible. They are releasing their first complete project this Friday, 9/17/19 at the Bootleg Theater, and I hope to see many of you there! Please go listen to their music, you can find them on all streaming platforms @Cones and on all social media pages under @conestheband. You are robbing yourself of great music by not listening. Michael Rosen went into depth about what responsibilities he has as a creator, as well as what happiness means to him and how it should constantly be redefined. I know you'll love this episode!