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Touring the world for over a year, the UK band One eskimO take time before their Detroit show to chat with The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music’s Executive Producer Jason Gittinger. Singer Kristian Leontiou and guitarist Pete Rinaldi talk about their journey from the UK and Australia to international touring musicians.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Ann Delisi stops by to chat about her beginning as a music major in college before embarking on a successful career as one of the midwest’s most influential music media personalities on radio and tv.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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The Voice of The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music, Colin Harfield stops by to chat about music in his childhood in England and leading musicians as the Worship Pastor at Rockpointe Community Church in Sterling Heights, Michigan.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Executive Producer Jason Gittinger sits down with the man responsible for him playing the drums. David Johnston from Marion, Ohio stops in to chat about his childhood of music, playing professionally in central Ohio, and playing with the Gittinger’s for 26 years.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Jimmie Bones of Kid Rock’s Twisted Brown Trucker Band stops in to school us on classic blues and roots music, and to tell the tale of progressing from practicing in his parents’ living room to travelling the globe with Kid Rock and the band.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Ed Wolfrum, one of Motown’s original recording engineers and Jason hang out in Ed’s studio and talk about the way things used to be done in the recording world.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Keyboardist Chris Codish chronicles his path from a casio keyboard and a piano at grandma’s house as a child to stages around the world as an adult and onto band leading and producing.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

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Photographer Cybelle Codish stops in to chat about life as a photographer and some of her experiences growing up around music.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

Stop Practicing… Start Performing

DSRP Faculty member Chuck Bartels stops in to chat about his journey from adolescent bass player from Lapeer, Michigan to international bass traveller.

The Access to Supertars podcast is presented by The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music. The podcast serves to motivate and inspire people who have a passion for music by providing insight, candid interviews and backstory of some of the most successful artists and industry people, both locally and nationally.

Stop Practicing… Start Performing