First Day Podcast

Today I sit down with my first publisher, Lori Gum of Periodisa Publications. We talk about the origin of our friendship, Serial, and so many other things, this will not be the last time I have her here! Don't miss it!

Apologies on top for the audio quality, producer error, I tried as best as I could.

Today we're sitting down with Nick Page writer, comedian, and musician. Pick up his new album Static at nickstatic.bandcamp.com for your FREE download, but give him some cash anyway if you like it! Email us at [email protected]

It's been a year! What a year at that. Technically, I think we've been working on this for less than a year, but we're here to reminisce, set some goals, hungrily and exhaustively talk about goals we are going to set for ourselves for the upcoming year. Listen in, Scott and I are ready to make this year a great one! Thanks everyone for making the first one so awesome.

Hey guys it's been a year! Not for the podcast, but almost. After some hot, hot microphone and audio production talk, we sum up the year. We go over what we've done well, what we thought we had a handle on, and what has changed in us over the past year! Scott's back and ready for chat.

A very special episode of First Day Podcast where we have a special guest! Genna Auteri! aka Pete's wife! Enjoy, and if you enjoy, make sure you tell a friend or six about us! Click through our Amazon banner! Christmas is almost here, you know.

We had a terrific guest joining us in studio this week. James Gilmore President and CEO of The November Company. We talk about what it takes to build something from nothing, the frustration of playing the game and talk a little NFL trash while we're at it. check out The November Company atwww.november-company.com.

Let us not forget that I had to return the favor to my co-host for his intense interview of me. Here is a fascinating look into the mind of a real artist. Enjoy.

And so the marathon begins. Here is track number 1. Sort of an old meets new, like if J.S. Bach had played the club circuit.

Hi everyone. It's Scott. Today we have traveled to a rough neighborhood, lots of dirty alleys, and no street lights. To put it another way, today's show is a look into my brain; Why I do what I do, how I conceptualize the meaning of being an artist (and I use that term loosely), and how I cope with being a member of an industry that can lead to a great deal of mental and emotional pain. Mostly self-inflicted, of course. At the end, enjoy my meanderings on the piano. One take, no editing. Just wanted to offer you the raw music, which is my whole point of it all anyway. So I leave you with this: I got it from Woody Allen, who got it from Groucho Marx: It seems I really don't want to belong to any club that would have me for a member.