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Steve Stine - Steve Stine is a musician, educator, husband, father, and believer. He shares honest stories drawn from decades of experience and connects everyday life with faith, purpose, and personal growth, of...
Elad - Adult Learning Confidence; Ear Training And Improvisation Fundamentals; Motivation And Practice Habits; Role Of Community In Progress.
Learning Guitar After Retirement
June 11, 2026
Send Steve a Text MessageYou can spend 30 years with a guitar in your hands and still feel like you’re guessing. That’s why this conversation with Perry lands so hard. He grew up in Casper, Wyoming with music in the house, built a band in the early 80s, and even got the kind of wild, last-minute call every guitarist dreams about: his group stepped in as a backup band for Blue Oyster Cult when another act didn’t show. Amazing story, but it also revealed something deeper. Surviving a gig is not...
How to Collaborate Remotely (Even If You’ve Never Done It Before)
June 04, 2026
Send Steve a Text MessageRemote collaboration sounds like magic until you try it and realize the real challenge is boring: everyone needs the same roadmap, the same tempo, and a track that starts cleanly. We walk you through the exact home recording process we use to prep a remote band collab, using a fast, punk-leaning version of “Help” (in the style heard in the movie “Yesterday”) as a simple, practical example. We start where every successful remote recording starts: listen, confirm the ke...
Never Too Late For Lead Guitar
May 28, 2026
Send Steve a Text MessageA kid gets a guitar with strings so high it’s basically unplayable, struggles for two years, and then hears the sentence that can haunt a musician for decades: “Stop wasting your money, it’s hopeless.” Our guest Elad did what a lot of people do after that kind of moment, he quit. Then life happened in a big way: he grew up in the suburbs of New York, found himself pulled toward identity and purpose after the Yom Kippur War, immigrated to Israel, and helped build a bra...
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