Episode 20: Turning Your Craft Into a Business
At some point, many audio professionals reach a turning point where their passion shifts from a hobby into a real business. In this episode, John and Trent discuss what it actually means to formalize your work as a studio owner, live sound tech, or musician. They break down the basics of operating as a sole proprietor versus forming an LLC, the benefits of liability protection, and how a business structure can make things more professional and organized. The conversation also explores insurance, tax advantages, and how bands can benefit from operating as a business entity. Whether you’re freelancing, running a home studio, or playing gigs with friends, this episode offers practical insight to help you decide if it’s time to take the next step and treat your craft like a business.

Episode 13: Getting Further by Doing Less

Episode 23: Let's Talk About Mastering

CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS

Mastering The Art of Framing

Episode 26: Episode 26: Is AI Helping or Hurting the Music Industry?

Episode 21: What's Up With Church Music?

Episode 16: Overcoming Burnout

5 Mixing Mistakes I Used to Make in My Early Days

YouTube Is His #1 Salesman — $1.3M With Only 15K Subs

AJ Styles On Retirement, Gunther, Hall Of Fame, John Cena, One More Match?

Episode 19: How We Approach a Mix

Episode 18: Riding the Waves of a Music Career

Ben Wikler - “This Is The Plan” & Taking On Elon Musk In Wisconsin | The Daily Show

The Trillion-Dollar AI Debt Investors Don’t See

Got a Studio Client? Here's what to do next..

Episode 17: Room Tuning & Acoustic Truth

Episode 22: Making the Leap to Full Time Music

Don't Hang Up On AI Scammers. Do THIS Instead.

Episode 15: How to Mix Monitors

