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From an early age Erik loved music. Metal music was what his mind dwelled on most often. He played in bands, consumed music and dove head first into his passion of recording, mixing and editing music. He was in his lane when creating, either by himself or with others. Fast forward 15 years and he owns his own company mixing, editing and helping artists realize their dreams. He also does audio book and podcast editing and recordings. We discuss so many interesting topics in this interview so if you love music and recording, this is a can't miss. We discuss the road to learning, internships, mentors, the pros and cons of AI music, the creative process, how to be a creative person but also handle the administrative side of running your own company and so much more. If you think Erik may be a good fit for your next project, don't hesitate to reach out to him at his website found HERE. (www.vikingguitar.com). Thanks Erik!

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The rush you get from being a paramedic, the adrenaline dump, can be a big part of what entices people to this line of work. However, there are a lot of other benefits, and pitfalls, that can be found as you venture into the first responder realm. Chris has done numerous jobs in the EMS arena, from EMT, to Paramedic, Flight medic, supervisor and now he is in a more administrative roll. He's seen a lot of changes, good and bad, in his career and this interview is a solid look at this line of work. If you want to work in EMS and want to be successful at it, this is the interview for you. Thanks Chris!

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