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Inside MusiCast provides in-depth interviews with amazing musicians, producers, session players, and front-line artists. We dedicate our podcast to those who go “beyond the liner notes”. Now, you’re inside the music scene.

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Steve Farris is a man of a thousand...acres.  After an incredibly successful music career, Steve turned his focus to his second love: Land. He's shaped thousands of acres of land into a fish and wildlife service where he worked in several states deve... more

Drummer, vocalist, and one of the founding members of The Blackbyrds, Keith Killgo has had music running through his veins since he was four-years-old. By the time he turned 11 he had already played drums with such greats as Sonny Stitt, Stan Getz, M... more

Rob Arthur’s career in music has taken him from his roots in Minnesota, to the coasts, and with a variety of connections and collaborations.  But in 2001, Rob made a connection with Peter Frampton that has lasted for a quarter century, and continues ... more

Robert Margouleff is a man of many talents with a vast career in the music and entertainment industries.  The Grammy Award-winning engineer/producer, studio owner, and filmmaker is also an early synthesizer pioneer, and was a customer, friend and col... more

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Recent Guests

Steve Farris
Guitarist and former member of Mr. Mr.
Mr. Mr. / Session guitarist
Episode: Steve Farris
Keith Killgo
Drummer, founding member of The Blackbyrds, educator
The Blackbyrds; educator
Episode: Keith Killgo
Rob Arthur
Musician and filmmaker producing a documentary about Peter Frampton
Freelance musician/ filmmaker
Episode: Rob Arthur
Robert Margouleff
Grammy-winning engineer, producer, synthesizer pioneer
Episode: Robert Margouleff
Thomas Dolby
Musician and technologist, pioneer in synth-based music
Beatnik (former founder), Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute
Episode: Thomas Dolby
Ed Toth
Drummer for Vertical Horizon and The Doobie Brothers; involved in Button and The Players
Musician
Episode: Ed Toth
Dennis Atlas
Keyboardist and vocalist for Toto, and solo artist
Toto
Episode: Dennis Atlas
Lenise Bent
Pioneering audio engineer known for her work on iconic albums and contributions to the music industry
Episode: Lenise Bent
Wally Badarou
Pioneering keyboardist, producer, and session musician
Episode: Wally Badarou

Hosts

Rick Such
Host of Inside MusiCast (and frequent front-person), with extensive involvement across episodes.
Eddie Cabello
Co-host of Inside MusiCast; recurring presence providing technical and interview-driven contributions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 88 ratings
  • Excellent interviews and production

    I’ve listened to several episodes so far and I love the style of the show.

    Audible
    5
    Richard Such
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great job!

    These guys do a great job. Respectful, friendly, and knowledgeable questions and conversation. And no LA style preening :-). Very easy on the ears.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jj66-1865378
    United States7 months ago
  • Don Breithaupt

    I’d never heard of Monkey House and the genius of Don B. I haven’t stopped listening to their catalogue since your interview dropped. I haven’t been this stoked about a band in a long long time. My friends and family are now fully introduced to them thanks to you. Keep up the great work guys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Soup’s On
    United Statesa year ago
  • Informative

    Excellent long-format interviews with musicians and producers. The presenters are enthusiastic and well-informed. A treat, especially if you like West Coast US music, Latin and Jazz.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DJT-UK
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Best ever

    I have had the luxury of following Rick and Eddy for a long time. This podcast is a must have for every person who wants to listen to stellar interviews with the musicians, engineers and producers that creates the amazing music you crave.

    Honestly, this is as good as it’s ever going to be. Big shoutout to the Inside Musicast crew with Rick and Eddy doing their amazing interviews. Kudos.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    de-ell
    Sweden4 years ago

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Listeners praise in-depth, long-form interviews with knowledgeable hosts.
Episodes are described as informative and engaging for fans of West Coast, jazz, and production-focused music.

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Keith Killgo
Q: What was the process behind Rock Creek Park and Walking In Rhythm, and did you anticipate their impact?
We captured ideas during sessions and live jam energy, then refined them in the studio; we didn't set out to make hits, but the tracks resonated and became enduring parts of our sound.
Keith Killgo
Q: How did your early experiences watching greats like Stan Getz and Miles Davis influence your development as a musician?
They exposed me to high-level musicianship and the importance of groove and timekeeping, shaping my approach to the drums and how I listen to other players; it helped me learn the balance between technique and feeling.
Ed Toth
Q: What led to your move to The Doobie Brothers and how did you adapt to sharing the stage with another drummer?
A memorial context and timing around Keith Knudsen's passing opened the door; Ed auditioned successfully, found it easy to adapt due to his familiarity with the material and his marching-band background, and he contributed to the transition toward a single-drummer format.
Ed Toth
Q: How did the Vertical Horizon gig come about and what was the audition process like?
A chain of serendipitous connections—meeting people from UM, meeting Jason Sutter, and a spillover audition after networking at a show—led Ed to audition, ultimately landing the gig after a two-day audition with multiple candidates.
Ed Toth
Q: What were you exploring in terms of your career during your time at the University of Miami and early in your career?
Ed explains he was drawn to both joining a band and pursuing session work, valuing versatility and the ability to swing jazz and groove-based playing, with a strong emphasis on learning all aspects of music to keep doors open.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Inside MusiCast

What is Inside MusiCast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show features long-form, in-depth conversations with musicians, producers, engineers, and front-line artists who shape the music scene beyond the surface credits. Episodes tend to explore career trajectories, creative processes, and technology's impact on making and distributing music, often weaving in touring, education, and collaboration stories. A standout thread is the emphasis on historical context and hands-on artistry, with guests ranging from legendary performers to influential producers, offering practical insights for creatives and industry professionals alike. Listeners likely value deep-dive interviews, production know-how, and perspectives on evolving formats, including AI and streaming economics. The format is conducive t... more

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Recent guests on Inside MusiCast include:

1. Steve Farris
2. Keith Killgo
3. Rob Arthur
4. Robert Margouleff
5. Thomas Dolby
6. Ed Toth
7. Dennis Atlas
8. Lenise Bent

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