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Today we’re digging into a question that I’ve asked many of my past podcast guests: what advice would you give your younger self?

This question is answered today by the following people (in order of appearance):

Tom Zera - Utah Symphony Christian McBride - renowned jazz bassist Susan Wulff - San Diego Symphony Peter Seymour - Project Trio Carlos Henriquez - Wynton Marsalis quintet Matthew McDonald - Berlin Philharmonic Lois Robinson - Shreveport Symphony executive director Eric Hansen - Bringham Young University Mitch Moehring - Mitch Moehring Strings Arnold Schnitzer - Arnold E. Schnitzer Fine Cellos and Basses David Gage - David Gage String Instruments Bill Gould - Faith No More Donovan Stokes - Shenandoah University Jacqueline Pickett - Columbus State University Joe McFadden - Atlanta Symphony Geoff Neuman - Las Vegas-based performer and teacher Melody Chia - Melbourne-based bassist and shoemaker Steve Tramontozzi - San Francisco Symphony Marek Romanowski - Polish bass soloist and teacher Micah Howard - Pittsburgh Symphony Pascale Delache-Feldman - New England-based performer and teacher Corey Brown - no treble founder Craig Butterfield - University of South Carolina Cielito de Jesus - Long Beach-based performer and teacher Sandor Ostlund - Baylor University David Heyes - UK-based performer, composer, and teacher David Allen Moore - Los Angeles Philharmonic Carmen Rodriguez - Panamanian bassist and teacher Chris Hanulik - Los Angeles Philharmonic Caleb Quillen - Kansas City Symphony Adam Booker - Appalachian State University Ranaan Meyer - Time for Three

A big shout-out to Krista Kopper for cataloging these past conversations—it’s what makes an episode like this possible!