The Piano Parent Podcast is your one-stop shop for all things related to parenting a piano student. From practice tips to piano geography and musical terms, common studio policies to teacher and parent interviews, this is THE best resource to help you and your child make the most of piano lessons. Whether you are a knowledgeable musician or a complete novice, there is definitely something for you here.

Steve and Dave love music, and love making mixes and playlists. So each week (uh, for the most part) they get together, sometimes with a friend, and make a mix based around a theme. They talk about the music they love (or deeply hate) and whatever else is rolling around inside their skulls.

Going through the greatest band in the world's discography, one song at a time, with guests ranging from long-time fans to first listeners. Hosted by Patrick Haynes (@expertfrowner) the only Oasis fan living in North Carolina. Topics will touch on the band itself, Britpop at large, the album featuring the song, background information on the song itself, and the guest's background with the particular song. Follow us on twitter @shakermakerpod. RIP Oasis Long Live Oasis RIP Oasis Long Live Oasis

Brian and Sarah are your hosts for this look back at albums from the New Wave and Classic Rock genres-- albums which have earned a permanent spot in their record collection. The hosts start the discussion with a history of the album, followed by their personal history with it. Over the course of two episodes, they do a track-by-track review of the album and the videos that accompany the singles. They conclude by each giving the album a final review and rating of zero to 100 record adapters. Join Brian and Sarah in this fun look back at the hits-- along with some misses-- of the 70s and 80s!

Welcome to How To Write A Tune, the only podcast that looks into the hearts, minds and souls of musicians and try to find an answer to the age old question; How do you write a tune? To add this podcast to your Podcast app please paste the following link into your podcast manual feed: http://h2wat.libsyn.com/rss

Matt Langston of the band Eleventyseven explores the music industry through candid interviews with fellow producers, artists and creators.

The Heavy Hits Podcast powered by www.heavyhits.com and features some the most popular, well-respected, and most successful DJs in the industry. Every mix is at least 30 minutes long and is guaranteed to deliver the biggest club bangers, hidden gems, and exclusive content you can only find on heavyhits.com . With each episode, our featured DJs will keep you entertained and will be your ideal workout, office soundtrack, and companion on long drives.

The Sundilla Radio Hour is a weekly show featuring independently produced contemporary folk music.

Chris G. has been in the Music Business since 2006 as a concert promoter, artist manager, and booking agent. “Making It” is not about being on top of the charts, winning mainstream awards, or having millions of social media followers. Though those things are nice, that’s a very small percentage of the industry. “Making It” is about having conversations with people that do what they love full time, instead of being stuck with a career they hate. Throughout his journey, Chris has met many inspiring individuals who have in his eyes “made it” and who have an abundant amount of stories and wisdom that should be shared with the world of aspiring creatives, musicians, actors, athletes, and entrepreneurs. The objective of this podcast is to educate and motivate individuals by sharing stories of people who are “making it” every day.

A podcast all about the creation of music, from writing to recording to playing live.

Music Is My Life is a podcast produced by Berklee Online's magazine Take Note.

The podcast that takes one random episode of Top Of The Pops - the greatest TV Pop show ever - and breaks it down to its very last compound. Created by Sarah Bee, Neil Kulkarni, Taylor Parkes, Simon Price and David Stubbs (who all wrote for Melody Maker) and hosted by Al Needham (who didn't), it's an unflinching gaze into the open wound of pop culture and a celebration of Thursday evenings past.