This week on The Stereo Image, I talk with Dara Gottfried. You might know her as the wife of Gilbert Gottfried but she has had a really cool and fascinating career as a music executive before even meeting Gilbert. We talk about the music industry in the 90's and how it's so different from today. We also talk about Gilbert and how much of a genius he was.

I hope you enjoy this episode of The Stereo Image!

This week, I am joined by Bill Prady. You may know some of his work: The Big Bang Theory and even the Muppets. Bill is a friend from way back. We discuss his recent foray into saxophone playing. I've heard him and he's really good.

We also discuss listening to music really getting into and enjoying the sound. I had a great time chatting with him and I think you'll enjoy him too.

In this engaging conversation, David Silverman shares his profound journey through music, from his early influences in classical and jazz to his deep appreciation for 20th-century composers. He reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his musical understanding and the connections he made with fellow musicians. The discussion highlights the importance of education in music and the unique fascination with low instruments, showcasing Silverman's passion and insights into the world of music. In this conversation, David Silverman discusses the evolution of brass instruments, particularly the tuba, and its unique role in music and film scores.

He shares his personal journey of discovering the tuba, his artistic expression through music and drawing, and the unexpected impact of the tuba in various musical settings. In this engaging conversation, David Silverman shares his journey from mastering the tuba to becoming a renowned animator and musician. He discusses the lessons learned from various mentors, his artistic evolution, and the influence of experiences like Burning Man on his musical growth. The conversation also touches on the collaborative environment at Pixar and the role of music in the creative process, culminating in a reflection on how unexpected connections can lead to new opportunities.

David Silverman's work: IMDB