My buddy PJ Culbreth is one of the most talented and experienced guys I have ever had the pleasure of working with. This conversation has it all! We really open up about a lot in this episode and I am excited to share it. In this episode PJ and I discuss: Growing up playing music at church Bass isn’t something you choose its something that happens to you Transitioning from playing music to mixing for others Living on Cigarettes and hamburgers Your talent gets you into bars underage When church became a production Moving from Analogue to Digital Fake it till you make it Shows can be logistical nightmares Working on National Margherita Day It’s hard to not be distracted at other peoples events Should I practice guitar or buy another pedal You need the opportunity to not be good in order to get good Helping clients who have unrealistic expectations Are you in business because of price, personalization or premier A debrief of our weird church experiences Being willing to make tough decisions Your never prepared for life Getting what you wanted and thinking now what? … and remembering to be humble Love the show? Why not become a producer? For $1 or more a month you can become a part of the team 
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