Sound Meets Sound
Sound Meets Sound
Podcast Description
Interviews, analysis, and more
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Content Themes
Explores various musical styles and creative processes through conversations with guests, covering topics like album releases, musical influences, and collaborative efforts. Examples include discussions on Holly Roadfeldt's album 'Hommages,' Amanda Marino's film score, and Eki Shola's genre-blending music.
Interviews, analysis, dramatic readings, and more
My guest this episode is multi-talented multi-hyphenate Michelle Asaro. We break down her approach to storytelling, project management, and how she turned her “late bloomer” label into a badge of honor. Michelle sheds light on the real skills behind successful productions—how storytelling, resourcefulness, and a willingness to try everything can open doors you never knew existed.
One note: Michelle would like to make a slight correction to the jack of all trades quotation she mentions later in the episode, the full quote is “A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one”. Enjoy!
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