On this episode, host Sully chats with Ben Kitterman about the travel aspect of the music industry. As a manager at Vector Management and an owner of a music industry centered travel agency, he is an expert on all things travel and what it takes to work in music. To stay updated with release dates for future episodes, follow us on your listening platform or on Instagram @onthatnote.mix. Don't forget, if you loved the episode, give us a rating on Spotify. We would appreciate it!

In this episode, Sully talks with Nate Terracio, Director of the Koger Center for the Arts. His time working in the fine arts and music industry gives him insight into the struggles and strengths of the arts and music, and his career path offers a unique perspective on working towards passion. To stay updated with release dates for future episodes, follow us on your listening platform or on Instagram @onthatnote.mix. Don't forget, if you loved the episode, give us a rating on Spotify. We would appreciate it!

In this episode, Sully talks with Jenny Reader, former president of Fearless Records and current music industry consultant. Her extensive experience and dynamic areas across the industry informs her perspective on how to become successful as an emerging artist, social change within the industry, and what record labels will look like in the near future. To stay updated with release dates for future episodes, follow us on your listening platform or on Instagram @onthatnote.mix. Don't forget, if you loved the episode, give us a rating on Spotify. We would appreciate it!

In this episode, Sully talks with Jeff March, President of Columbia Pride, about the annual Pride Festival on Main Street. They talk music, arts, and activism and how the three combine to create a truly unique experience. To stay updated with release dates for future episodes, follow us on your listening platform or on Instagram @onthatnote.mix. Don't forget, if you loved the episode, give us a rating on Spotify. We would appreciate it!

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In this episode, Mae, Erin, and Donovan catch up with country singer/songwriter, Mia Green.  We talk about how she fell in love with music, and what she's done ever since! She was a blast to have on the show and we can’t wait to see her perform at Rock the Dock!

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Hosts Donovan Brewster, Mae Dandridge, and Erin Furton discuss success in the Music Industry with Ron Williams. 

Ron Williams owns RONZWORLD Guitar Gallery.

"A lifelong fan of "everything guitar," Ron has dedicated his gallery to the music, guitarists and fans who celebrate the instrument. "Having been an artist my entire life, one day I picked up a guitar and decided to paint it. Guitars, art and music... it's that simple", says Ron. What started out as a hobby has quickly turned into a profession as Ron's custom guitars are sought out by professional musicians, collectors and fans all over the world."

We would like to apologize for the insane amount of typing, sniffing, and clicking. We are a student-run podcast and every time we record we learn something new! During this session, there was not enough storage on the laptop it was supposed to be saved, and we lost the audio from Ron's Zoom call with us. Therefore, all the audio of Ron talking is through Erin's lav mic, and Erin has a beautifully loud laugh; Mae and Donovan were a little keyboard happy as well. We can't wait to use this knowledge to make our next recording even better!