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The Jeremy Haselwood Show is a podcast designed to spark curiosity, build community, and inspire action. "My mission is to create a space where we can explore the questions and ideas that truly matter. Each season, we dive into a new theme—whether it's digital fundraising strategies, personal growth, or the untold stories of business leaders, professionals, and artists. The theme for Season 1 is Digital Fundraising for Nonprofits. Throughout my career, I've been passionate about connecting people with the ideas and resources that empower them to make a meaningful impact. This podcast is an extension of that—offering you the tools, insights, and inspiration to fuel your journey. I believe at the heart of every great endeavor is a story waiting to be told. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, an entrepreneur, or just a person who needs a boost of inspiration, my goal is to help you unlock your potential. And at the core of it all is hope." Like, follow, or subscribe to The Jeremy Hase
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- 4 days ago47 min
S4:E9 | The Power of Paperwork: Bernie Lawrence-Watkins on Record Contracts, Money, and Music Rights
Connect with Bernie · Website: https://www.blwapc.com · Instagram: Bernie Gets You Paid: @BernieGetsYouPaid · Website: blwapc.com · Eclipse Distro: eclipsedistro.com · LinkedIn: Bernie Lawrence Watkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernielawrencewatkins2/ Episode Summary Jeremy talks with award-winning entertainment attorney Bernie Lawrence-Watkins about her path from performing arts student in New York to one of Atlanta's respected entertainment law voices. Bernie shares how seeing her brother's record deal helped confirm her desire to study law, how she built her practice while working other jobs, and why she was determined to create a recognizable brand in a field where women who looked like her were rarely seen in standalone leadership roles. The episode also covers contracts, negotiation, artist education, AI-generated artists, distribution through Eclipse Distro, and the mindset required to protect creators in a fast-moving business. What You'll Learn · How Bernie built her entertainment law practice while working full-time roles · Why brand, reputation, and leverage matter in law and music · What artists and producers should look for in contracts · The importance of term, compensation, assignment, notice, and cure provisions · How Eclipse Distro helps independent artists release and register music Memorable Quotes · "There's a difference between a job and having a career." · "I knew at that time that I had to build my leverage." · "Communication is key. It's powerful in this business." · "In this business called entertainment, it's really about building relationships." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- 1 weeks ago50 min
S4:E8 | From the Dungeon to Michael Jackson: Tomi Martin's Journey Through Music's Biggest Rooms
Connect with Tomi · Website: tomimartin.com · Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomimartin/ · Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomi.martin/ · Facebook: Tomi Martin and the Prodigal Sons: https://www.facebook.com/tomimartinandtheprodigalsons/ · Bandcamp: https://tomimartintheprodigalsons.bandcamp.com/track/pulpit-hammer Episode Summary Tomi Martin has played with and around some of the biggest names in music, including TLC, Monica, En Vogue, OutKast, Goodie Mob, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Stevie Nicks, Mick Jagger, 112, Curtis Mayfield, and more. In this episode, Jeremy and Tomi trace his journey from Kentucky kid taking apart guitars to an Atlanta musician who became the call when major producers needed feel, versatility, and professionalism. Tomi shares the audition that changed everything with Pebbles, studio memories with Michael Jackson and Madonna, his ties to the Dungeon Family, the making of records like Unpretty and Don't Let Go, and the business lessons musicians need to learn before they get lost in the thrill of the room. What You'll Learn · How Tomi's curiosity about the guitar shaped his musicianship · Why one audition with Pebbles helped open the Atlanta music industry to him · The difference between being a live musician and a studio musician · What it was like working with global icons and Atlanta legends · Why musicians need to understand credits, payment, and business conversations upfront Memorable Quotes · "A lot of live players can't do studio, and a lot of studio can't do live." · "You have to work for the record." · "My friend saw me better than I saw myself." · "If you don't, you'll never know what you missed." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- 2 weeks ago48 min
S4:E7 | Building the Sound: Ian Burke's Role in Shaping Atlanta Music HistorySeason 4 Ian Burke
Connect with Ian · Instagram: @Ianburke https://www.instagram.com/ianfburke/ · Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iburke1/ · MIKKI VI Alien Single: https://music.apple.com/us/album/alien/6783014152?i=6783014163 Episode Summary Ian Burke's story is a map of Atlanta music history. In this episode, Jeremy talks with Ian about reading album credits as a kid, leaving computer school after discovering life backstage, working at Ichiban Records, helping move MC Breed's Ain't No Future in Yo Frontin', and playing key roles in the formation and development of TLC, Kris Kross, Organized Noize, and OutKast. Ian reflects on the early Atlanta scene, the search for a distinct Southern sound, the magic of the Dungeon, and what it means to build something legendary long before the world knows what it is hearing. What You'll Learn · How Ian transitioned from computer school to commercial music · The role he played in developing TLC, Kris Kross, Organized Noize, and OutKast · Why Atlanta had to fight to find its own sound and respect · What the Dungeon felt like before it became music mythology · Why behind-the-scenes builders are essential to lasting culture Memorable Quotes · "That journey has brought us all the way to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. It's a life well lived." · "We were trying to figure it out. We were trying to be distinctive from both New York and LA." · "We had rappers, but we didn't have the sound. And most importantly, we didn't have the respect." · "We were just kids in a basement." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards This episode is a reminder that success rarely starts with certainty. It starts with a decision, a door cracked open, a relationship, a risk, or one brave next step. In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- 3 weeks ago50 min
S4:E6 | From Initiative to Impact: Dee Dee Murray on Radio, the Dungeon, and the Power of Showing Up
Connect with Dee Dee · Instagram: @delethian: https://www.instagram.com/dalethian/ · TikTok: @delovely1: https://www.tiktok.com/@delovely_1 Episode Summary Dee Dee Murray's story is a love letter to passion, instinct, and being willing to create the opportunity that does not yet exist. She talks with Jeremy about managing her uncle's dance group as a teenager, working at Turtles Records & Tapes, launching a college radio show at Savannah State, landing professional radio work before graduation, working at Capitol Records, and becoming part of the Dungeon Family orbit. Dee Dee reflects on being in the room as OutKast and Organized Noize were building something special, recording the iconic Peaches intro for Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik while sick with the flu, and helping create opportunities before anyone knew how far the music would travel. What You'll Learn · How a record store became Dee Dee's launching pad into the music business · Why creating a college radio show helped open professional doors · What it felt like to be inside the Dungeon during the early OutKast era · The story behind her Peaches intro on Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik · Why community, belief, and consistency matter in creative movements Memorable Quotes · "Back in the day, the record store was everything." · "We didn't have music business programs like we have now. We had to really navigate our way." · "You didn't set out to be the best at anything. We were just trying to get that music up out." · "The music was special. The beats were special. There was just a feeling." In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- Aug 21, 202647 min
S4:E5 | Country Fried Vision: Fish Scales on Nappy Roots, Southern Hip-Hop, and Craft Beer Culture
Connect with Fish Scales Fish Scales is a member of the Grammy-nominated group Nappy Roots, an artist, entrepreneur, brewer, and co-owner of Atlantucky Brewing in Atlanta. Ways to support and connect: Fish Scales Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nappyscales/ Nappy Roots Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nappyroots/ Atlantucky Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atlantucky/ Nappy Roots Website: https://nappyroots.com Atlantucky Website: https://atlantucky.com Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nappy-roots/885525 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3tCxM1rTj2qUXsiQZxvt2I YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBPQKfPHf6F7K6wmmkpj7BA Episode Summary In this episode of Behind the Beat, Jeremy sits down with Fish Scales of the world-famous, Grammy-nominated group Nappy Roots for a conversation about music, brotherhood, perseverance, entrepreneurship, and the long road of building something that lasts. Fish Scales takes us back to Milledgeville, Georgia, where he started writing rhymes around age nine and became known early as "the kid who raps." From there, he shares how basketball took him to Western Kentucky University, where he eventually connected with the members who would become Nappy Roots. What started as college parties, cyphers, and a shared love for hip-hop became one of the most recognizable Southern rap groups of their era. The conversation explores how Nappy Roots landed a major label deal, what changed after leaving Atlantic Records, and how the group found its footing as an independent act. Fish Scales opens up about the hard years, including long gaps between albums, family sacrifices, financial strain, and the moments when quitting felt like a real option. But through brotherhood, faith, and a belief that "it gets hardest right before it gets good," the group kept moving. Jeremy and Fish Scales also discuss The Stix Mixtape, Nappy.org with Organized Noize, the evolution of the group's sound with 808 Blake, and how songs like "Good Day" helped extend the life of Nappy Roots in powerful ways. The episode then moves into the group's unlikely and brilliant second lane: craft beer. Fish Scales shares how beer became part of the Nappy Roots identity, how brewery culture connected naturally with their audience, and how that path eventually led to Atlantucky Brewing. This episode is about staying the course, trusting the brand you have built, and finding new ways to create long after the first dream comes true. Fish Scales' episode traces the arc from childhood rhymes and WKU cyphers to Nappy Roots' independent run and Atlantucky Brewing, with key moments around "Country Fried Sess," "Good Day," Organized Noize, 808 Blake, and the group's craft beer lane. What You'll Learn <ul type="disc" data-start
- Aug 14, 202645 min
S4:E4 | From Streets to Suites: Keinon Johnson's Path from Street Promotions to Music Executive
Connect with Keinon · Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keinon.the.maven/ Episode Summary In this episode of Behind the Beat, Jeremy talks with music industry executive Keinon Johnson about a career that began with unpaid street promotions in Atlanta and grew into senior leadership roles at major labels, including Priority, MCA, and Interscope. Keinon shares stories from working with artists like Master P, Mary J. Blige, Common, Kendrick Lamar, GloRilla, Juice WRLD, and Ella Mai, while explaining the mechanics of promotion, radio relationships, artist development, and modern deal-making. The conversation is both a history lesson and a playbook for anyone trying to understand how music travels from an artist's vision to the ears of the world. What You'll Learn · How street promotions became a gateway into the music business · Why relationships still matter in radio, marketing, and artist development · What artists need before pursuing a label deal today · How data, story, and audience-building create leverage · Why labels often add fuel to a fire artists have already started Memorable Quotes · "The best kind of record rep is a record rep that doesn't necessarily have to sell you all the time." · "Storytelling is a big part of the music business." · "Labels add gas to the fire that's already happening." · "The audience is buying into the actual artist as opposed to songs." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards This episode is a reminder that success rarely starts with certainty. It starts with a decision, a door cracked open, a relationship, a risk, or one brave next step. In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- Aug 7, 202655 min
S4:E3 | Behind the Contract: Scott Keniley on the Business Side of Music
Connect with Scott · Company website: https://www.k5law.com Episode Summary Scott Keniley did not set out to become an entertainment attorney. His entry into the business came through a rapper with a problem, a record company dispute, and a willingness to learn the music industry one case at a time. In this episode, Jeremy and Scott unpack the legal and business side of music in clear, practical language. Scott discusses how artists get deals, what labels look for, why leverage matters, how royalty calculations can be misunderstood, and what artists and producers should pay attention to before signing anything. The result is an episode that feels like a backstage pass to the contract room. What You'll Learn · How Scott accidentally found his niche in entertainment law · Why numbers, audience, and traction affect record deal opportunities · What artists should understand about term, delivery, royalties, and recoupment · Why producers are often under-recognized in hip hop and pop music · How attorneys can help artists avoid negative situations before they happen Memorable Quotes · "I enjoy everything when it's positive." · "Leverage is the key word there." · "Producers are basically the hero that doesn't get the recognition they deserve." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards This episode is a reminder that success rarely starts with certainty. It starts with a decision, a door cracked open, a relationship, a risk, or one brave next step. In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
- Jul 31, 202656 min
S4:E2 | In the Lab: DJ NABS on the Records, Rooms, and Rhythms That Built Atlanta
Connect with DJ NABS · Website: https://djnabs.com · Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/d.j.nabs/ · YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DJNABSTV · TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dj.nabs8 · The Southern Brothas (on Apple Music): https://music.apple.com/us/artist/the-southern-brothas/1797567519 Episode Summary In this episode, Jeremy sits down with DJ Nabs, a pioneer in Atlanta hip hop radio, a legendary tour DJ, turntablist, producer, documentarian, and cultural connector. Nabs talks about growing up with music, becoming DJ Nabs in high school, moving from Durham to Atlanta, battling for respect, remixing Arrested Development's Tennessee, connecting with Michael Mauldin and Jermaine Dupri, and becoming part of the early Atlanta hip hop rise through Kris Kross, V-103, Hot 97.5, and In the Lab with DJ Nabs. He also offers a masterclass in how DJs hear music: tempo, crates, regional influence, crowd energy, and the bridges between sounds. What You'll Learn · How DJ Nabs moved from saxophone and school band to turntables and hip hop · Why 1988 to 1992 was a crucial runway for Atlanta hip hop · How DJs helped break records and connect regional sounds · What made the early Atlanta scene so creatively open and diverse · Why music history is more connected than narrow regional conversations suggest Memorable Quotes · "In life, you just have to go out there and do something different." · "Everybody was trying to figure out what their voice was." · "It's all a bridge from something else." · "This is what DJs do. You put people in position." Finding Your EDGE + Clarity Cards In Finding Your EDGE, Jeremy Haselwood's book helps readers unlock their talent and purpose by getting clear about who they are and what they are called to build. Available on Amazon, Audible, Kindle, and Apple Books. Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Your-EDGE-Unlock-Purpose/dp/B0BW32LXTP/ And if you need a practical spark for reflection, journaling, team conversations, or personal growth, Clarity Cards are designed to help you ask better questions, name what matters, and move with more intention. Get your deck here: www.clarity-cards.com
About The Jeremy Haselwood Show
The Jeremy Haselwood Show is a podcast designed to spark curiosity, build community, and inspire action. "My mission is to create a space where we can explore the questions and ideas that truly matter. Each season, we dive into a new theme—whether it's digital fundraising strategies, personal growth, or the untold stories of business leaders, professionals, and artists. The theme for Season 1 is Digital Fundraising for Nonprofits. Throughout my career, I've been passionate about connecting people with the ideas and resources that empower them to make a meaningful impact. This podcast is an extension of that—offering you the tools, insights, and inspiration to fuel your journey. I believe at the heart of every great endeavor is a story waiting to be told. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, an entrepreneur, or just a person who needs a boost of inspiration, my goal is to help you unlock your potential. And at the core of it all is hope." Like, follow, or subscribe to The Jeremy Hase
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