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This is the Association of Independent Music Publishers, Nashville Pubcast. Hosted by Big Machine Music's Vice President Of Publishing, Tim Hunze. Bi-weekly, you'll be informed of issues in the world of music publishing, and gain insight as a songwriter maneuvering your career. For more information about the Nashville, AIMP visit www.aimp.org.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis is the Association of Independent Music Publishers, Nashville Pubcast. Hosted by Big Machine Music's Vice President Of Publishing, Tim Hunze. Bi-weekly, you'll be informed of issues in the world of music publishing, and gain insight as a songwriter maneuvering your career.
AIMP: Nashville Pubcast is hosted by Dime Collective. The show has published 145 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Talent Isn’t Enough: Lee Krabel on What Makes a Writer Ready" (21 September 2026, 19 minutes), "Behind the Deal: Melissa Spillman on Publishing, Songwriters & Success" (3 August 2026, 20 minutes), and "No One-Size-Fits-All: The Future of Music Publishing with Big Loud's Mike Giangreco" (20 July 2026, 19 minutes).
AIMP: Nashville Pubcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 145 episodes.
Booking probability for AIMP: Nashville Pubcast is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AIMP: Nashville Pubcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AIMP: Nashville Pubcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for AIMP: Nashville Pubcast are Music & Recording and Artists, Writers & Performers. AIMP: Nashville Pubcast has a music audience.
Dime Collective hosts AIMP: Nashville Pubcast, a music podcast with 145 episodes published.
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04:04 – "Do you think your time in the military helped prepare you to be a leader, and what skills are important for someone in your position?" Lee explains how the Army shaped his work ethic while also teaching him an...

00:00 – Introduction 01:35 – Melissa Spillman's career journey 02:35 – What a publisher actually does 04:10 – What publishers look for in songwriters 05:40 – Finding your unique voice 08:10 – AI and Suno demos 11:30 –...

01:12 – "What got you here, and what was your path into the music business?" Mike shares how a football career ended, a walk through Belmont changed everything, and how internships became the foundation of his career...

[00:01:16] – "How did a guy from an agriculture and tobacco background end up building a career in Music Row?" A fascinating origin story about taking a leap of faith, moving to Nashville without a plan, and creating...

00:49 – “ You spent 15 years doing festivals on cruise ships—how did that lead you into management?” A wild and unconventional origin story that sets up the entire episode. 04:00 – “ When you saw Luke Combs for the...

00:49 – “ Your career path is a little different—can you walk us through how you got here?” Sets up one of the most compelling origin stories - non-traditional path, first-mover roles, and betting on emerging tech...

01:47 – The Power of Networking (Done Right) Both emphasize that relationships are everything, but networking works best when you’re adding value, not just “working the room.” 03:36 – The Entrepreneurial Pull Jessi...

Episode #1
01:18 – The Core Message: Don ’ t Forget Your Why A gentle but clear reminder: the music industry can be exhausting, and it’s easy to lose sight of why you started. Tim shares how drums were once his identity; the place...

00:45 - What AI means for copyright today — human authorship requirements, why AI outputs aren’t copyrightable, how training data implicates rights, and the lawsuits shaping the landscape. 04:20 - Legal fights &...

00:42 – Chris DuBois on being mentally prepared for the ebbs and not taking success for granted. 02:03 – Katie Kerkhover on A&R as a service job and learning to serve artists, producers, and teams. 03:35 – Randy Montana...

Episode #16
00:39 – Katie Kerkhover on exercise, her reMarkable tablet, and planning her day with intention. 02:13 – Tim Reynolds on using ChatGPT, Notion, and dual monitors (including vertical!) to streamline work. 02:56 – Randy...

Episode #14
00:33 – Chris DuBois on preventing burnout by separating home life from the music industry. 02:24 – Nikki Sanz on weekly burnout cycles, fitness, faith, and finding healthy outlets. 04:24 – Chris Weier (business...

00:45 – Katie Kerkhover on keeping creators involved and protected in the future of music. 01:44 – Randy Montana on the widening stylistic lanes in country music. 02:32 – Dave Cohen on a coming resurgence of...

01:30 – How Tim Reynolds got his start in music and what led him to Big Machine. 02:30 – What digital marketing actually means at a record label. 03:49 – Who Tim’s key industry relationships are — from DSPs to social...

01:27 – Eric’s 30-year journey in music and how he found his way to Empire Nashville. 03:21 – What does a typical day look like for Eric—and how does his dual label/publishing role differ from traditional Nashville...

02:01 – Did Randy naturally come into songwriting, or was there a pivotal moment that pushed him toward it? 04:18 – Which came first: pursuing an artist career or focusing on songwriting? 06:10 – How did losing his...

02:44 – Chris shares his early background: growing up in Nashville and how his father’s career shaped his path. 05:51 – How Sea Gayle Music was founded with Brad Paisley and Frank Rogers. 08:54 – Was Chris always a...

01:02 – How did Dave Cohen get started, and what was his path from Canada to Nashville? 05:42 – When did Dave shift from being a session player to also producing and writing? 09:25 – What did Dave learn working under...

01:20 – What led Kris Wiatr to become a business manager, and what does the role actually involve? 04:36 – How does Kris’s work evolve as an artist moves from development to mainstream success? 06:48 – What financial...

01:35 – What led Nikki Sanz from touring to founding a tech company? 03:33 – Did she always see herself as an entrepreneur, and how did she get started? 08:02 – How does GIGGS vet users and build trust in the community...
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Monument Records
Leiter des Schwerpunkt Geschlechtervarianz am Universitätsspital Basel, AMPA de l’Escola Francesc Escursell de Ripollet
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