• The one discovery that transformed Christopher Sutton’s own musicality and the 17 specific things that word means. [Ep. 1]
• The two pivotal experiences that let Natalie Weber of Music Matters finally feel confident making music out of nothing and develop the creative approach she now leads students and other music teachers around the world to learn. [Ep. 2]
• What a “Lead Sheet” is and how it can let you stop needing to read every note – PLUS how this can turbo-boost your versatility and hirability as a gigging musician. [Ep. 3]
• The world’s leading “play gospel by ear” expert Jermaine Griggs reveals the critical factors in developing his musical ear AND he shares his simple “won’t wear white” rule for remembering one essential part of music theory. [Ep. 4]
• The two “building blocks” that every piece of music is made from – and why and how you must master them in your brain, ears and instrument. [Ep. 5]
• A single thing you can do to make learning theory fun and the two tools which helped Shelle Soelberg go from feeling really behind and left out of music to founding one of the leading music ed programs in America. [Ep. 6]
• Why the “do re mi” system is a hidden gem that most musicians miss out on – AND the one critical distinction you must understand if you want to succed with it. [Ep. 7]
• How the developer of the world’s most popular ear training games Steve Myers figured out how you can make ear training fun and easy. Steve also explains the most common dead-end path you’ll want to avoid at all costs. [Ep. 8]
• What exactly “perfect pitch” means. Do you need to be born with it? Do you need it to achieve the highest levels of musicality? Can you learn it, and if so how? All is revealed – and (SPOILER ALERT!) it’s good news on all fronts! [Ep. 9]
• Gerald Klickstein, author of renowned book “The Musician’s Way”, goes in depth on how to find more success in your music practicing and performing with specific advice on the practical and the psychological. This one is a game-changer. [Ep. 10]

• Learn one simple practice exercise usable by any musician which can double or triple your progress PLUS: the genius source of feedback and guidance you’ve probably been overlooking… [Ep. 11]
• How do you transform a room full of teenage boys who think they can’t sing into an impressive performing choir? George Bevan reveals all, including his simple 3-step process that can have you singing in tune almost immediately. [Ep. 12]
• Did you know there’s one note that everyone can sing clearly and confidently? It’s the perfect starting place for anyone who thinks they “can’t sing”. [Ep. 13]
• Creative piano teacher Sara Campbell has one particular activity that any musician can try today to get started improvising – and she notes the essential warning you’ll need to hear if you want it to go well! [Ep. 14]
• Why do musicians focus on the 8-note major and minor scales? It turns out there’s a simpler 5-note starting point that has a range of interesting benefits to wrap your brain, ears and fingers around. [Ep. 15]
• The man behind LearnJazzStandards.com, Brent Vaartstra, reveals his 4-step system for training your musical ear – for jazz or any genre. [Ep. 16]
• Ear training is a hot topic among musicians wanting more musicality – but there’s a nefarious trap that can capture even the most careful of self-guided learners. Fortunately it’s easy to sidestep – if you know to look out for it… [Ep. 17]
• The “Plucky Pianista” Melody Payne opens up about the two particular skills and uses a special app to help her young students quickly start playing the songs they love in their own way without needing to learn them note-by-note. PLUS: Don’t miss her 3 rules for a magical, musical, moving performance. [Ep. 18]
• It happens to us all: every single musician makes mistakes. But what sets the pros apart from the rest is how they’ve learned to handle them. Use these 4 techniques to recover from mistakes with expert grace. [Ep. 19]
• Respected singing expert Meghan Nixon tackles the myth of “tone deafness” and shares the special framework she puts in place with all her students that helps them approach new songs, sing the right notes, and even sight-sing music they’ve never seen before. [Ep. 20]

And That’s Just The First 20 of 100 Episodes!