Bioluminescence

After some unfortunate technical issues, Greg is going it alone for this episode.  Discussions on the issues surrounding social media, the major drive in concert series he's running, and reflections on the Kuroda interview.  Support the Show.

It's not everyday one gets to interview their hero, and yet here we are.   Having the opportunity to sit down with Chris and discuss the early days of Phish, the infamous Rescue Squad night and so much more was an experience I'll never forget.  Support the Show.

For the midseason premier of Bioluminescence, Greg sat down with Rhett Whatley, better known as Daily Bread.  They dive deep into how much impact growing up in Atlanta had on Rhett, the importance of being timeless, and his new EP “Purple Clouds.”Support the Show.

Im flying solo for this one! Hear the full tale of how I got my start, and the birth of The LazerShark moniker.  I also go into some current events, including the upcoming Free Peachtree Project that I will be apart of this coming Saturday. Support the Show.

Photographers and Lighting Designers have a very interesting relationship.  Often times the two worlds clash, but not in this case! Taylor Wallace, of Alive Coverage is my guest this week.  He is a world class photographer in the concert industry, one who I call anytime I can, and helped build one of the most successful collectives of photographers/videographers in the business. We discuss how he got started, and how he and his team were able to set themselves apart in an ultra competitive aspect of live entertainment.  Support the Show.

A very special episode that came to be spontaneously.  Two pillars of the Pretty Lights road crew just happened to roll into town yesterday.  We sat down to reminisce some of our favorite moment while on tour together with Pretty Lights. Some highlights include the "No Totems Show" in New Hampshire in 2016, the waterfall on NYE 17, and much more! Support the Show.

I sat down with Maddy O'Neal to discuss her role in the Denver music scene, and what it takes to be a strong woman in a male dominated environment. We also go into how her new album "The Rush" blossomed a new sound for her.Support the Show.

This week's guest is Gabe Fraboni, an elite concert production designer.  He has been working on the biggest stages in the world most notably with Martin Garrix.  We take a deep dive into his family roots in the music business and how its driven him to find his own success in this world.  Support the Show.

We explore Adam's history as a prolific drummer in NYC and how deep his roots go in the world of hip hop, and black culture as a whole.  Support the Show.

In the debut episode, Greg goes in depth on how the Covid quarantine has affected his work and how he was able to overcome the issues that it created.  Support the Show.