Holiday Special
This week, join Scott and Emily as they hit the reset button and talk all about moving forward and making changes.
This week, join Scott and Emily as they hit the reset button and talk all about moving forward and making changes.
Nick just released a new comedy sketch called Haven’t Seen It that stars Set It Off frontman Cody Carson, amongst others. Some of the cast & crew from the production stopped by to chat about the project.
Love musicals? Comedy? South Park?! Then you NEED to see The Book of Mormon! Get $10 off your tickets when you head to TodayTix.com/Major—promo code: MAJOR and download the TodayTix app for the cheapest tickets to the hottest shows.
Neal is an artist manager at Artist for Artist and he joins #WW to talk about labels, Long Island, and changing direction.
Actress Tara Erickson stops by to chat about her starring role in the new Lifetime film ‘The Twisted Nanny’ and what lead her to Los Angeles—pursuing a life of acting.
Love musicals? Comedy? South Park?! Then you NEED to see The Book of Mormon! Get a discount on your tickets when you head to TodayTix.com/Major – promo code: MAJOR and download the TodayTix app for the cheapest tickets to the hottest shows.
[imgfull] [/imgfull] This week, Scott and Emily are joined by Matthew Reich! Matthew is an artist manager, the founder of Artist for Artist, and the director of the John Lennon Songwriting contest (https://jlsc.com/). He joins WW to talk about the importance of empathy, the transition from artist to manager, and Artist for Artist.
Los Angeles based rock band All My Friends Hate Me stop by and chat about their debut album Metal Butterflies, their formation, and then play a couple tracks.
Destin and Rachel from Millionaire Matchmaker join #WW to talk about love, reality TV, and bands.
It’s Thanksgiving week. Nick & Allison chat their Thanksgiving plans as well as the recent controversy surrounding Justin Timberlake, the cancellation of Apple’s movie premiere for The Banker, and more.
Producer John Ferrara joins #WW to talk about why bands need producers, how recording has changed, and experimenting with genres.
Damon Fizzy returns for part II of the conversation about allegations against disgraced YouTuber Gregory “Onision” Jackson who has been accused of grooming underaged fans.