The Creative Mind Behind Music, AI, and Web3

You sit at this intersection of a lot of ideas and a lot of people and a lot of creativity.

Where does that come from for you? You know, I think

it comes back to be really my father.

My father was a musician.

I grew up on a television show called The Lawrence Welk Show.

My father was in that band from 15 years, but he was also a serial entrepreneur.

So we had boat businesses, lighting businesses, candy businesses.

We had 26 donut shops at one time.

My father was one of the code developers and inventors of the wah-wah pedal, the famous guitar pedal.

Started Sound City Studios.

So I was always around my father who was always... you know, kind of pushing the boundaries of doing business and doing music.

So I think I sort of inherited that from him, right? So, and I've always had in my life three things I wanted to do first was music.

So I got to do that, which was great.

Then business, which I really loved and got to do that and still doing that.

But then also I wanted to do documentary and now all around web three and what we're doing on tokenization of things.

I'm sort of doing, bringing my story to life in a different way and documentary.

So it's been a great ride.

Yeah.

What's it like growing up in an entrepreneurial household like that? And I'll get a little specific here.

Sometimes there's the music side, you see, and then there's other times the business side.

You don't always see that in the same household, especially out of the same, like it's different.

No, again,

my dad was, first of all, what he was, he was 100% always on time.

My dad was never late for anything.

He was always early.

You sit at this intersection of a lot of ideas and a lot of people and a lot of creativity.

Where does that come from for you? You know, I think

it comes back to be really my father.

My father was a musician.

I grew up on a television show called The Lawrence Welk Show.

My father was in that band from 15 years, but he was also a serial entrepreneur.

So we had boat businesses, lighting businesses, candy businesses.

We had 26 donut shops at one time.

My father was one of the code developers and inventors of the wah-wah pedal, the famous guitar pedal.

Started Sound City Studios.

So I was always around my father who was always... you know, kind of pushing the boundaries of doing business and doing music.

So I think I sort of inherited that from him, right? So, and I've always had in my life three things I wanted to do first was music.

So I got to do that, which was great.

Then business, which I really loved and got to do that and still doing that.

But then also I wanted to do documentary and now all around web three and what we're doing on tokenization of things.

I'm sort of doing, bringing my story to life in a different way and documentary.

So it's been a great ride.

Yeah.

What's it like growing up in an entrepreneurial household like that? And I'll get a little specific here.

Sometimes there's the music side, you see, and then there's other times the business side.

You don't always see that in the same household, especially out of the same, like it's different.

No, again,

my dad was, first of all, what he was, he was 100% always on time.

My dad was never late for anything.

He was always early.