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Bob Baker joins the show to talk about the power of affirmations and positive self talk. Bob discusses what affirmations are and how they work, how they can improve many facets of your life over time, the different types of affirmations and positive self talk that you can create and use, and his top tips for making positive affirmations and self talk work for you. On today's podcast, you will learn: 1. What are positive affirmations and how do they work? 2. Some of the misconceptions behind using affirmations and positive self talk (you need to do the work!) 3. How to properly make positive affirmations that are authentic to you and fit your needs. 4. The affirmations I say to myself everyday (They're totally working!) 5. The different types of affirmations and positive self talk that you can create. 6. How Bob uses guided meditation to incorporate positive affirmations into people's lives. Bob Baker's Bio: Bob Baker is on a mission to inspire and empower people around the world. As an author, he spent decades helping musicians, artists, authors, and creative entrepreneurs use their talents and know-how to make a living and make a difference in the world. In 2016, Bob started posting affirmation and meditation videos on YouTube. The channel grew and now serves hundreds of thousands of subscribers and attracts more than a million views per month. He is the author of the highly acclaimed Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook and many other books, including The Empowered Artist, The Passion Principles, The DIY Career Manifesto, Unleash the Artist Within, and Branding Yourself Online. He also developed the Music Marketing 101 course at Berkleemusic, the online continuing education division of Berklee College of Music. He also teaches and performs improv comedy and co-wrote The Improv Comedy Musician with Laura Hall, the longtime pianist and musical director of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Bob is also an active podcaster and blogger. You can contact Bob and learn more about his affirmation work at Make sure to go follow his Youtube channel full of amazing guided meditation and positive affirmations And check out his new book The Power of Affirmations and Positive Self-Talk  

Laura B Whitmore is a lifelong songwriter and music industry veteran. Whether she’s operating her music marketing and PR business, blogging for Guitar World, organizing a mass group-guitar-jam attended by hundreds at Union Square, or working with the WiMN, an organization she founded which advocates for women in the music industry – there’s always been one constant in Whitmore’s life; songwriting. Growing up in Massachusetts, Whitmore wrote her first song with her sister at age 7. “It was the theme of our fake weather show. We called it ‘Lollipops Hang From the Trees,’” Whitmore remembers. At age 13, after being exposed to Carly Simon and Carole King, Whitmore was inspired to pick up the guitar. “I was always making up songs and singing. My brother would constantly tell me to shut up,” she laughs. Taking on a career in the music business, Whitmore has worked in almost every facet of the industry. Now living in the Boston Area with her husband and two children, Whitmore frequents local open mics and hosts house concerts on a regular basis. In 2013 she launched her single “Have A Little Faith,” produced by Collective Soul guitarist Joel Kosche and mixed by veteran engineer Shawn Grove. Whitmore shares her inspiration. “It was one of those songs that just wrote itself,” she shares. “I think it sums up my philosophy on life. Even when things are terrible, you have to believe that it’s going to be okay. Otherwise, what’s the point?!” The acoustic guitar track is from the original demo and was performed by Whitmore’s live performance partner, Charles Besocke. Whitmore wrote many of the original songs she performs while taking Berkleemusic online songwriting courses and later a co-writing class with SongTown. She continues to co-write with a variety of partners and is working on a new project to be released by the end of 2016. When she wears her business hat, Whitmore is the owner of Mad Sun Marketing, a boutique marketing and PR agency that focuses on the music and audio. She is the producer of the She Rocks Awards and the Women’s Music Summit, and the founder of the Women’s International Music Network. Whitmore’s gear list includes a Taylor 314ce acoustic, Fender ’72 Pawnshop electric, and 65amps London Pro amplifier. Her go to mic for recording is an Audio Technica AT4050, but she also digs the Sterling Audio ST69 Tube Microphone. She regularly records with ProTools out of her home, so you might here a dog collar jingle or the pitter patter of large teenager feet in the background if you listen closely! The 2017 She Rocks Awards! This year marks the 5th Anniversary of the She Rocks Awards! The She Rocks Awards pay tribute to women who display leadership and stand out within the music industry. Find out more about our honorees here. This year's show will feature co-hosts Christine Devine of KTTV FOX 11 and Tish Ciravolo of Daisy Rock Girl Guitars. Previous award recipients include female industry leaders Chaka Khan, Karmin, Raining Jane, Sheila E, Colbie Caillat, Orianthi, The Bangles, Dinah Gretsch, Janie L. Hendrix, Mary Peavey and many more. With featured performances, hors d’oeuvres and beverages, giveaways, a silent auction, networking opportunities and more, the She Rocks Awards brings together industry professionals, music icons, artists, fans and media for a one-of-a-kind event that celebrates women in music. Yes, men are always welcome too! www.thewimn.com

March 6, 2013 Berklee College of Music, the only college to host an official party at the SXSW Music and Media Conference—one of the music industry’s biggest events—presents its SXSW Party on Friday, March 15, 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., at Brush Square Park (East Tent), 409 East 5th Street (Neches and 5th), Austin, Texas. Berklee’s eighth SXSW party is the college’s first at an outdoor all-ages venue. Also for the first time, the lineup is curated by The Red Room at Cafe 939, Berklee’s all-ages nightclub that hosts national and local acts year-round. The party features up-and-coming Berklee, Berkleemusic, and Heavy Rotation Records (HRR) alumni and students performing rock, pop, electronic, Americana, and folk, including acclaimed singer-songwriter Melissa Ferrick, David Stewart Jr., Air Traffic Controller, Chloë Sunshine, Red Oblivion (HRR), Bear Language (HRR), Rebecca Loebe, the Lights Out, Holiday Mountain, and the Field Effect. In addition to performing with her band, Ferrick is cohosting the event with alumna Sarah Sharp. Berklee's SXSW Day Party is all-ages and open to SXSW badge holders. The public can email sxswrsvp@berklee.edu to attend free of charge. Free copies of student-run HRR's Dorm Sessions 8, featuring Red Oblivion and Bear Language, will be given away. Listen to full tracks at HeavyRotationRecords.bandcamp.com. Free oyster bar provided by Island Creek Oysters.

By Adam Renn Olenn | October 5, 2012 Berklee College of Music, Heavy Rotation Records, and Berkleemusic.com present their sixth annual CMJ Music Marathon showcase of alumni and student artists, Friday, October 19, at 92YTribeca. To learn more about the artists, click here. The showcase will feature artists in a wide range of genres, including acts like: Shea Rose, with "S on my Chest" Measure, with "I Want to Know You" "Fever Sweat," by Heavy Rotations Records band Red Oblivion Gina's Picture Show, with "Forget" "You Go On & On," by Golden Bloom Heavy Rotations Records band Bent Knee, with "Little Specks of Calcium" and "Ogunquit, Maine," by the Field Effect. The event includes free raffles for a chance to win a badge to attend next year's CMJ Music Marathon and merchandise giveaways from Heavy Rotation Records, Berklee's student-run record label. Berklee's all-ages showcase is free for CMJ badge holders and $10 for the general public. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. 92YTribeca is located at 200 Hudson Street, New York, New York. For more information, please call 212 601-1000 or visit 92Y.org/Tribeca.

Dave is the founder and former CEO of Berkleemusic, the world's largest music school, where he's helped teach tens of thousands of students around the world and created hundreds of online music... So what's it take to be Indie anywho? www.cdbabypodcast.com

http://newartistmodel.com/podcasts/Dave-Kusek-New-Artist-Model-QA.mp3New Artist Model ( http://newartistmodel.com ) in an online music business school for independent musicians, performers, recording artists, producers, managers, and songwriters who are driven to succeed and want to work smarter. Taught by Dave Kusek, the founder of Berkleemusic, New Artist Model offers a variety of classes that let you learn anywhere, anytime and at a fraction of the cost of other classes. You pick what aspects of your career you need help with the most and New Artist Model helps you quickly improve. New Artist Model gives musicians the chance to invest in themselves, helping them think more strategically and advance their music career into a long-term, sustainable business—and on their terms. Through video, interactive presentations, case studies, class discussions, and quizzes, New Artist Model focuses musicians so they can get organized and manage their time more wisely. The ultimate goal is to help people make more money through a better understanding of how to generate income from touring, recording, merchandising, publishing, licensing, networking, and more. After completing a New Artist Model course, musicians will be better able to plan for the years ahead and maximize their income from targeted opportunities. Ready to work smarter? Try New Artist Model out with five free lessons . Our first podcast features an interview with Dave Kusek about the new course.

Dave Kusek is a digital music executive and is responsible for helping to create the market for digital music and in 1980 he founded the first music software company, Passport Designs, which made it possible for musicians to record and produce their music at home with its award-winning software. Kusek is the co-author of The Future of Music – a best-selling music business book. He also provides advisory services to the music and media industries via Digital Cowboys. He is a co-developer of the Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) industry standard that opened up electronic music to millions of people. His efforts, along with others, set the stage for the multi-billion dollar digital music market that exists today. He created a hugely successful online music school berkleemusic.com for the prestigious Berklee College of Music. Berkleemusic has become the world's largest music school teaching over 15,000 students a year globally. Kusek has written for or been featured in the NY Times, Boston Globe, Billboard, Wired, Associated Press, MTV, CNBC, Forbes, NBC-TV, Nightly Business Report, NPR, Financial Times, and is a featured speaker at Midem, Digital Music Forum, NAMM, AES, IEBA, MacWorld, Comdex, Digital Hollywood and has been a featured guest on radio and television stations around the world.

Who wants an easy way to get new ideas for their songs? Who wants a good way to add power to their songs? Every songwriter I know, including me! Today we're going to talk about a tool called Chord Power Progressions that's used in the Kelly Clarkson Top 20 hit "Already Gone", co-written with Ryan Tedder. The books I mention in this podcast are by Jimmy Kachulis. They're called Songwriter's Workshop: Harmony and Berklee In the Pocket: Essential Songwriter(co-written with Jonathan Feist). FYI: you can take courses in songwriting with Jimmy at BerkleeMusic.com (where I teach, too).