Join Jesse as he drives through blizzard conditions from Providence to Boston, reminiscing about the days commuting to the Berklee College of Music. Jesse catches up with, drummer and a member of the Berklee Percussion Department, Jonathan Ulman, as they discuss their careers, share inspiring stories, and reflect on the music industry. Don’t miss this engaging conversation that touches on the importance of humility, the life of touring musicians, and the role of mentorship. This episode also sheds light on the current challenges in Los Angeles due to devastating fires and includes ways to support the affected communities.
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Music from the show: "Thruple Shuffle" by Uncle Bronco
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Support Steve and Jess as they recover from the loss of their home in Los Angeles : https://gofund.me/11876fcf
00:00 Winter Commute to Berklee College of Music
01:06 Revisiting Berklee After 14 Years
01:22 Insights from the Newsletter
03:05 Arriving at Berklee and Finding Parking
05:33 Podcast with Jonathan Allman Begins
15:53 Balancing Passion and Profession
16:36 The Importance of Professionalism in Music
31:05 Learning from Industry Legends
36:11 The Role of Social Media in Music Careers
37:07 Reflections on Musical Growth and Simplicity
43:30 Navigating Criticism and Staying Positive
44:41 Morning Coffee Ritual
44:55 Challenges of Being a Drummer
48:23 Inspiring the Next Generation
52:21 Tour Life and Its Struggles
54:20 Perspective on Success
01:07:43 Meeting Eddie Vedder
01:22:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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