
Podcast host Damon Grant, is a professional percussionist and has partnered with the Percussive Arts Society to bring this podcast to the masses. The mission statement is "Document History and Educate the Next Generation." This podcast aims to interview percussionists, drummers, and percussion educators of all genres.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationMusic | |||

Damon gets to talk to Michael about his PAS Hall of Fame induction, teaching, mental health, work/life balance, NY state, and so much more! There's also other segments like gig alerts, music news, and others.
Damon gets to talk to Sidney about film scores, musical adventures, advocacy, education, and much more. There's also segments like music news, gig alerts, and others.
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Fantastic interviews. Very informative and entertaining. I enjoy this podcast very much. Keep up the great work!
Give the percussionist some !! Finally a podcast dealing with Congas and Afro-latino music
These guys are dope musicians and amazing educators—this podcast is a great resource; I can spend hours listening to them nerd out over practice routines. The Scott Pellegrom interview was especially fire.
Interesting guests. Intelligent questions and talk
Hey guys
Love your podcast - FUN entertaining and both Damon and Marco are outstanding... I just wish Marco didn’t sound like he was under the ocean sometimes.
Favorite episodes: MONTALVO (by far) AND IRIZARRI - some artists also sound not TGAT optimal like the PAOLI MEJIAS episode.
Suggestions:
NICKY MARRERO
RICHITO FLÒREZ
PEDRITO MARTÍNEZ (even if it has to be in Spanish?)
JOSE CLAUSELL!!!
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The show centers on percussion and education, delivering in-depth conversations with percussionists, educators, instrument builders, and industry professionals. Episodes blend career journeys, technical workflows, educational initiatives, gear and product insights, and community-driven topics—from PASIC recaps to diversity in the field—highlighting how performance, pedagogy, and innovation intersect in modern percussion. Listeners likely gain practical teaching ideas, career guidance, and a sense of the community shaping percussion history and its future.
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