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Nick Nukem is the co-host of The Plug Radio on Apple Music. He joins us this week to tell his story, talk about never giving up on a career in music, and shares what it's like to finally have his own radio show!   Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 4:15 - Who you are and what you do 6:06 - The early days and getting fired from his first radio job 13:45 - Meeting PJ Butta and getting into music journalism 19:00 - The excitement of finding new music online back in the day 32:30 - Writing for OC Weekly then covering ComplexCon 2016 39:00 - Where video picks up 40:00 - Unknowingly interviewing for Beats 1, then getting a job with them 41:15 - The “Aha moment” 47:35 - The progression of Nick’s career since working at Apple Music / Beats 1 50:45 -  The beginning of “The Plug Radio” with him and Eddie Francis 54:55 - The payoff of chasing your dreams 1:00:30 - Were your parents supportive of what you do? 1:04:45 - The importance of grit and real life experiences 1:08:45 - Where can everyone find you and listen to your show?  Nick Nukem: @nicknukem Andrew Cramb: @andrew_ftw  The Plug Radio: apple.co/plugradio Where Are All My Friends Podcast: whereareallmyfriends.com

Nick Nukem is the co-host of The Plug Radio on Apple Music. He joins us this week to tell his story, talk about never giving up on a career in music, and shares what it's like to finally have his own radio show!  Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 4:15 - Who you are and what you do 6:06 - The early days and getting fired from his first radio job 13:45 - Meeting PJ Butta and getting into music journalism 19:00 - The excitement of finding new music online back in the day 32:30 - Writing for OC Weekly then covering ComplexCon 2016 39:00 - Where video picks up 40:00 - Unknowingly interviewing for Beats 1, then getting a job with them 41:15 - The “Aha moment” 47:35 - The progression of Nick’s career since working at Apple Music / Beats 1 50:45 -  The beginning of “The Plug Radio” with him and Eddie Francis 54:55 - The payoff of chasing your dreams 1:00:30 - Were your parents supportive of what you do? 1:04:45 - The importance of grit and real life experiences 1:08:45 - Where can everyone find you and listen to your show? Nick Nukem: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nicknukem/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@nicknukem</a> Andrew Cramb: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ftw/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@andrew_ftw </a> The Plug Radio: <a href="https://apple.co/plugradio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">apple.co/plugradio</a> Where Are All My Friends Podcast: <a href="https://www.whereareallmyfriends.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">whereareallmyfriends.com</a>

Never Give Up & Chase Your Passion with Nick Nukem (Radio Host)

Nick Baglio

Nick Baglio is an incredibly skilled drummer hailing from Raleigh, NC who is the owner and operator of The Fill Station studio. He also plays drums for a variety of artists including the jazz trio The Hot at Nights, The Foreign Exchange, Nicolay, Laura Reed, Boulevards, and Roosevelt Collier. He also teaches drums privately and through Skype.   In this interview, we explore the new release "Glaciers" by Nicolay and The Hot At Nights, which Nick had performed on. We discuss his childhood with music and his Father's studio "Power Tracks". We take a look at music schools and what value they provide and whether or not musicians are better off learning as cost-free as possible and instead investing in educational programs such as business, graphic/web design, etc. to fuse creatively to our music creating a more self-sufficient means for our careers as musicians.   I then go on to explain how I feel entrepreneurship is on the rise of popularity but whether it is nothing more than young people migrating their social media addictions over to business oriented pages and whether or not that is truly a business or not. This segment of the interview is rather harsh in its delivery but believe me when I say it is all out of passion on the subject. I have serious concerns about social media addiction. I feel that many people are being distracted and "deep work" is not happening as often as it should be because of social media distractions. Please read my essay on this subject on my website www.drumgab.com under this episode. You can read in detail about my feelings on this subject.   The last portion of the interview is in regards to The Fill Station, which is Nick's home studio that he provides drum tracks, lessons, and produces his content from. Nick is fairly new to engineering and before The Fill Station he had no experience with it, so I had to ask about how scared he was with investing in thousands of dollars in recording equipment and how the experience has been so far with learning the trade.   You can listen to Glaciers by Nicolay and The Hot At Nights here.   Nick's Socials   Instagram |  Facebook | Website   DrumGAB's Socials   Instagram | Facebook | Website

Nick Baglio is an incredibly skilled drummer hailing from Raleigh, NC who is the owner and operator of The Fill Station studio. He also plays drums for a variety of artists including the jazz trio The Hot at Nights, The Foreign Exchange, Nicolay, Laura Reed, Boulevards, and Roosevelt Collier. He also teaches drums privately and through Skype. In this interview, we explore the new release "Glaciers" by Nicolay and The Hot At Nights, which Nick had performed on. We discuss his childhood with music and his Father's studio "Power Tracks". We take a look at music schools and what value they provide and whether or not musicians are better off learning as cost-free as possible and instead investing in educational programs such as business, graphic/web design, etc. to fuse creatively to our music creating a more self-sufficient means for our careers as musicians. I then go on to explain how I feel entrepreneurship is on the rise of popularity but whether it is nothing more than young people migrating their social media addictions over to business oriented pages and whether or not that is truly a business or not. This segment of the interview is rather harsh in its delivery but believe me when I say it is all out of passion on the subject. I have serious concerns about social media addiction. I feel that many people are being distracted and "deep work" is not happening as often as it should be because of social media distractions. Please read my essay on this subject on my website <a href="http://www.drumgab.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.drumgab.com</a> under this episode. You can read in detail about my feelings on this subject. The last portion of the interview is in regards to The Fill Station, which is Nick's home studio that he provides drum tracks, lessons, and produces his content from. Nick is fairly new to engineering and before The Fill Station he had no experience with it, so I had to ask about how scared he was with investing in thousands of dollars in recording equipment and how the experience has been so far with learning the trade. You can listen to <a href="https://nicolay.bandcamp.com/album/glaciers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Glaciers by Nicolay and The Hot At Nights here</a>. Nick's Socials <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nickybagzz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Nickybagzz/?timeline_context_item_type=intro_card_work&amp;timeline_context_item_source=569241900" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Facebook</a> | <a href="http://www.nickbaglio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> DrumGAB's Socials <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drumgabpodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/drumgabpage/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> | <a href="http://www.drumgab.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>

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#204: In A World Star World With Nick Nukem