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Our guest for this episode is one of my personal favorites. He has taken his virtuosity on the guitar and turned it into an expression of the soul that can't be denied. He has also taken his band, Another Destiny Project, from a band to an actual ongoing project involving musicians around the world. That guest is Peter Pahor. We talk to Peter about Amother Destiny Project and how he is recruiting musicians around the world to actually play on and share in the song creation process, his new EP phobia, as well as the past, present, and future.

Our guest for this episode has made a name for themselves in Europe for their strong British style music in the vein of bands like Oasis and in some ways, calling on a second British Invasion. That band is The Moon. Today we talk to The Moon about their new album, Waiting for Yourself, their take on the indie scene as well as the past, present and future.

Our guest for this episode has taken a trio turned dio and created an Empire of Light, with a unique sound that must be heard to believe, and then inspire. That band is Ylium. The name Ylium is an acromnym standing for Your Life in Unique Meaning. That is a name that fits this bands style and music. I talk to Ylium from their base in Venizia, Italy about the European music scene, their music, as well as the past, present and future.

Our guest for this episode formed in London in 2010 with a sound which resonates where bands like Joy Division, Devo, and Public Image Ltd. could have taken it to the next level. That band is A Modern Way To Die. Hailing from Catania on the island of Sicily, I talk with lead vocalist Patrick Guerrera about their music as well as the past, present, and future.

In the last year and a half this guest has toured all over Europe and beyond in countries such as Switzerland, The UK, France, The Netherlands, and their home country, Italy. That guest is Italian Rock Band Armonight. On December 17, 2013, Armonight releasedtheir thrird album, Recover, from which you will hear select tracks from on today's show. You'll also hear from their modest beginnings, to their rise in popularity, to their upcoming European tour which kicks off in August, 2014 as well as the past, present, and future.

Chris has taken social media to the next level with his youtube covers of Pharrell Williams and Macklemore as well as his original compositions that you can get on the google play store. He is also currently studying at the SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music in New York under trombone heavyweights such as Tim Albright, Grammy Nominated John Fedchock, and Weston Sprott.

This guest is someone you can instantly become a fan of. Not just because of her music, but also her drive. That guest is Dilana. Dilana has performed with rock's biggest legends including Tommy Lee and Mick Mars (Motley Crue), Dave Navarro (Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Gilby Clark (Guns N' Roses). And now she has a new album, Beautiful Monster, which you will hear tracks from tonight as Dilana talks to us about the past, present and future.

Our guest this episode is a real honor and privilige to have on the show. That guest is International Recording Artist, Katrina. After starting out at the age of 11, she won the Junior Vocalist category on Star Search, competing against a 10-year-old future singer Aaliyah. She later gave all of that up, amid major label record deals, to concentrate on her personal life. After becoming a successful attorney, she reversed course again and reconnected with her musical career after seeing Cher in concert. Now, having released her Val Garay produced album In the Blink of an Eye in 2011 and touring with the likes of Meat Loaf, she is now in the studio again recreating the magic.

Our guest for this episode has gone from putting on shows in her living room for family to performing on a weekly basis with 4 different bands to being ranked #1 on Reverbnation's Pop charts. That guest is Sharon Elizabeth. Sharon talks about extraordinary transformation from struggling with her weight, depression, anxiety, and self injuring. She has lost 120 lbs and has never felt more free and how she inspire others to do the same. You'll also hear choice cuts from her new EP, Breaking Free as well as Sharon discussing the past, present, and future.

Our guest for this episode is a member of one of modern music’s hardest working bands. 2011 saw them tour the West Coast with DGeneration, take part in South By Southwest, co-headline both the first Experience NoHo Festival in Los Angeles and the Sound Festival in Seattle. Prior to that, Prima Donna had combed most of the free world with their allies Green Day, supporting the mega-band in arenas on the European and Asian continents. That guest is Kevin Preston of Prima Donna. Having just wrapped up their tour in support of Adam Ant. We talk to Kevin about Prima Donna as well as the past, present and future.

Our guest this time around has been a living legend for the last three decades and a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. By taking the bass guitar from the background to the forefront this rock icon in the truest sense of the term has rebranded this transposing instrument into an ever transforming voice demanding recognition. That guest is Billy Sheehan. We talk to Billy about his beginnings and influences, as well as his new outfit The Winery Dogs with Ritchie Kotzen and Mike Portnoy as well as the past present and future.

This episode's guest has made a name for themselves not only in the UK, but worldwide. By creating a platform in which any unsigned artist in the UK can be heard in any one of 90 radio stations across the globe. And now, they can be heard on JammerStream One every Monday and Wednesday @ 10 and 10 EST. That guest is Best of British Unsigned and the hosts are Matt Graveling and Talia. Best of British Unsigned is a weekly radio show that gives the best, British unsigned musicians the recognition and the airplay that they deserve.

Our guest for this episode has done what most people only dream of. Taken his band to a level rarely seen in todays music world. That guest is Norman Matthew of Murder FM. Having toured with the likes of HALESTORM, YOUNG GUNS,KORN,THE USED,BLACK VEIL BRIDES,LACUNA COIL,ESCAPE THE FATE,DOMMIN,SICK PUPPIES,THE BIRTHDAY MASSACRE and ORGY along with countless accolades.

This guest is a man we just can't get enough of here on the show. He's turned lemons into lemonade and lemonade into wine with his career paths and turns. And now he's on Nat Geo TV's new show, Meltdown. That guest is Rich Pyle. We talk to Rich about his new show, Meltdown, on Nat Geo TV,his band, Superlast, and his upcoming clothing line. You'll also hear select tracks from Superlast as Rich talks about the past, present, and future.

Fernando Tarango has made a name for himself by using the new media to promote his music both in the real world and online and now in a new global marketing campaign for Old Spice. By utilizing Social Media Fernando is able to bridge the gap between his music, acting, producing, and vocal coaching careers into an online presence to be reckoned with. I talk with Fernando about his solo career, his band the Wickersham Brothers as well as the past, present, and future.

We're mixing it up a little bit again with the show. Instead of a celebrity or organization, we're interviewing a man on the street. Literally. That man is street musician Michael Nurse from Chicago, Il. Michael gives us an insight on life on the streets of Chicago as well as the past, present and future.

Today we're doing things a little different on the show. Our guest isn't a national recording artist, best selling author, or any other type of celebrity. Our guest is an organization. That organization is The Chicago Innovation Awards. The Chicago Innovation Awards was created by the Chicago Sun-Times and Kuczmarski and Associates in 2002. Each year the Awards recognizes Chicago area businesses, nonprofits, and government organizations that develop the year’s most innovative new products and services. We catch up with the organizers as wells as some of the nominees at the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago, IL for Media Capital and Talent day, and get their take and insight on the past, present, and future.

Today's guest is a band that hails from Auckland, New Zealand. But their music resonates around the globe. We talk to one of the members of that band. That member is Matt Brooks. The band is Like A Storm. Along with brothers Chris and Kent, Like A Storm has toured extensively with Shinedown, Creed, Puddle of Mudd, Staind, Alter Bridge, Drowning Pool, Helmet, Skillet, Hoobastank and many others, as well as playing the Rock on The Range and Rocklahoma festivals. Overwhelming fan response to the band's live show saw their first album, The End of the Beginning, enter Billboard's New Artist Charts at No. 61 from tour sales alone. The album is available on iTunes. Like A Storm's first single, "Chemical Infatuation", reached No. 43 in the U.S Active Rock Top 100.

Today's guest is a personal hero of mine from the UK not so much because of his musical abilities, but because he took his passion for music one step further. His name is Rob Chapman. Now, some guitarists' big dream is to have a signature model guitar designed and named after them. Rob took it one step further by starting his own music instrument brand. But this is a brand with a twist. In the true fashion of democracy, Rob's guitars are designed for the people, by the people, and with the people. Yes. you can go to chapmanguitars.co.uk and vote on the next model. You'll also get to hear select tracks from Rob's band, Dorje as well as a broadcast premiere of his new song, Holy Fire. Let's learn more about the man behind Chapman Guitars and his band Dorje.

Dave Rude is one of the guitarists of the hard rock band Tesla, joining them in 2006. But, by the time he had joined Tesla, he had already honed his skills fronting his own rock act, Dave Rude Band, where he sings and plays guitar. His latest album is 'The Key'.