Wiktoria Bialic - Not Limited By My Location
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Wiktoria is a drummer from Poland who performs both in the studio and live. She is young and full of passion for drumming and has grown considerably over the last year or so. Even when people told her that because she lives in Poland a music career could not happen, she is certainly proving them wrong.
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Brandon Scott - Create With Passion
Drumeo Gab Podcast
After a huge move from Cape Town, South Africa to Philly, I got the chance to sit down with YouTuber Brandon Scott. We talk about everything from creativity to Covid. It gets deeeeeeeep.
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Billy...Does Creativity Ever Tire?
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Billy Cobham talks about creativity.
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It's Time For A Laugh
Drumeo Gab Podcast
A prank call to Drumeo and a big announcement is what is in today's episode.
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Real Talk With Larnell Lewis
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Time to get down to the real talk with Larnell Lewis.
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What Is The Deal With Endorsements?
Drumeo Gab Podcast
We all want them....right? But what do endorsements do for you? What happens next after you get one and post online about it? Have you ever noticed that some artists tend to switch companies often? What does it all mean? This is my opinion on endorsements after five years of observing. Todd Sucherman also makes some great points to consider too.
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A Phone Call With Dennis Chambers
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Fried Cicadas? Guess you'll just have to listen.
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My Little Company: Sugar Percussion
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Catching up with an old friend, Jefferson Shallenberger, owner of Sugar Percussion.
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George Kollias - The Greek God of Double Bass
Drumeo Gab Podcast
A deep conversation with Nile's drummer George Kollias.
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Juan Mendoza - Become A Better Student
Drumeo Gab Podcast
Juan Mendoza shares his points of view on how you can become a better student on the drums and how teachers can improve to get their students to their goals more effectively.
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You are probably familiar with Mike Mangini, drummer for Dream Theater. He was known for his speed, independence, crazy drum setups, odd time and subdivisions, and much more. There is no doubt that he is one of the greatest drummers alive today. Whether you like his style of play or not, he is remarkable.
He is also a great teacher. He developed the renowned “Grid” system for improvisation and turned this system into a DVD pack several years ago.
This is the first of two parts where I sat down with Mike and had a very lengthy conversation with him.
You Will Hear About….
- How Mike felt about the original interview I had with him and why we decided to do it again.
- Why practice?
- The importance of writing things down.
- How to manage our thoughts.
- How can practice change a person for the better?
- Creating discipline.
- Mike and his history with hockey.
- Why it is good for people to have their hobbies and passions.
- Perception.
- How our personal history can be a negative bias towards forging new paths in our lives.
Why Should You Listen?
Mike is a very interesting person to speak with. He is deep, well-read, and very scientific with his approach to things. We touch on some very compelling ideas over the course of this discussion that we can translate and apply to many different areas of our lives.
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