In this episode, Bruno Pozo, founder of Pozo Productions, joins us for a conversation about the real journey behind building a video production business from scratch. We talk about what it was like starting out during the pandemic, reconnecting with an old friend who became a business partner, and learning everything from YouTube and client feedback. Bruno shares insights on lead generation, the value of thoughtful follow-up, how structure supports creativity, and what it actually takes to stay in this industry for the long haul. We also explore routines, self-discipline, social media habits, and how staying grounded off-screen fuels better work on it.

In this episode, I sit down with guitarist and songwriter Sam Ralbovsky (@samralbovsky) of The Hasbens to talk about building a life that revolves around music, one intentional step at a time. Sam shares his journey from working as an educator to pursuing a full-time music career, the community that shaped his band, and what it’s like to find your voice through constant live performance. We dive into writing for bands versus solo projects, improvising honestly on stage, and learning to let go of expectations while still chasing the dream.

Main Topics Discussed:

• Creating a sustainable lifestyle that supports music

• Why live performance and studio recording are two different crafts

• Building musical vocabulary through playing (not just listening)

In this heartfelt episode, KOURTNi, lead singer of Not Your Ex Lover, shares her inspiring journey of choosing art, authenticity, and self-expression. From overcoming personal battles and creating an all-women band to navigating the realities of the music industry, KOURTNi opens up about resilience, community, and the power of saying yes to life. We talk about creative process, stage presence, accountability, and what it means to truly follow your dreams, even when the odds are against you.'

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