If you’ve been following for a while, you know what this is. Real conversations. No filler. Just what it actually takes to build a career in this business.
The next episode continues that.
I sat down with Noah Hadland, and we get into something a lot of musicians want to know but rarely hear explained clearly: how do you actually meet the drummers holding Broadway chairs, and how do you position yourself to sub for them?
It’s not cold emails. Some people respond, some don’t. That’s not the game.
It’s about having a reason to reach out. Shared connections. Showing up. And understanding that this is a long game. A quick conversation. Seeing someone’s show. Running into each other six months later. That’s how it actually works.
Noah breaks it down in a way that’s worth hearing more than once. Episode dropping soon.
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And there’s a lot more coming. I’ve got upcoming conversations with Jared Shaw, Mackenna Tolfa, Morgan Parker, Avion Wright, Marc McDuff, Tanner Schut, and Joel “Jay-Ray” Anderson.
I’m also bringing back some classic episodes that still hold up, including conversations with Jared Schonig (currently on Just in Time) and Rodney Howard, who’s part of the new Broadway show The Lost Boys.
If you’re trying to figure out how to break in, how to stay in, and how to move through this industry the right way, this is the kind of content you need around you consistently.
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