Adrienne turns the bedroom into a steamy jungle. Justin explains Marzen beer. Justin and Adrienne vacation at Hot Sulphur Springs, population 700ish. Justin makes a major change in his work life, and stops threatening to quit music to work in a

Julian is a Throwback Human (Part 2)

Nov 15th, 2022 40m 5s

This is part 2 of the interview with Julian Fulco Perron. Cody Qualls releases the album "Colorado" (featuring the single "Colorado") at a full house at Nissi's, involving a huge show crew of about 50 people, including Josh Blackburn and Haz

Ep. #7 Mario Pagliarulo on creative conflict, crossing musical styles, continents, and languages, and serendipitous synchronicities .

Nov 12th, 2020 49m 13s

In this episode we hear former Legend Makers and Adrienne O bassist, Mario Pagliarulo, talk about his unexpected adventure as a professional bassist, and how his life unfolded around that work, journeying from Italy to LA, "luckily" encounterin

Ryan Miller on his female-fronted metal band and their viral "metal kitchen" videos

Sep 10th, 2020 47m 31s

In this episode, we follow Ryan Miller from the band in which we met - Guitar Villains Live Band Karaoke - to a decade later when he's in a regularly touring female-fronted metal band. We discuss merch, band life on the road, and how their "met

Tyler Morse on the trial-by-fire of RiotFest, the three most important words for musical success, the value of being humbled, and the pros and cons of immortality

Aug 15th, 2020 1h 7m

This month, we interviewed multi-instrumentalist Tyler Morse. He talks about his most humbling musical experiences, the terrifying experience of joining a band just in time to play RiotFest, why you shouldn't play your music like Jackson Pollo

Ryan Elwood on paid vs unpaid gigs, how to find band members, and why he draws out both jokes and drum solos as long as possible

Jul 15th, 2020 54m 17s

In this interview with drummer Ryan Elwood, we discuss the different band dynamics of unpaid vs. paid band members, how he decides which gigs to take, what it's like being a working musician with a family of four, his guess about how musicians

Joe Mondragon on Cops, Music Publishing, Touring (or not), and Music in the Pandemic Era

Jun 15th, 2020 1h 22m

In this interview with Performance High teacher Joe Mondragon, recorded during the George Floyd protests, we touch on a recent event involving Joe which encouraged Performance High to take a stand. Then, since this isn't a current events podcas

Bassist Kenny Martinez on Technology, Art, Music, and Psychopharmacology

May 15th, 2020 45m 38s

Kenny Martinez is the bassist for Performance High, as well as for many other bands. If you have performed at a recent showcase, you've seen him - but probably not talked to him, as his nose is usually buried in books when he's not on stage.

Introducing the Performance High Studio Podcast

Apr 17th, 2020 1m 49s

This short episode describes what you can expect in this podcast. Subscribe for future episodes to stay in the loop at Performance High! https://www.performancehigh.net

Our COVID-19 Plans A and B, and Online Classes and Showcase

Apr 17th, 2020 17m 21s

In this episode, owner Adrienne talks about the two things that are keeping her the most sane during these weird times, our current Plan A and Plan B for coming out of the shutdown, and our online opportunities at Performance High. https://www.

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