Jul 13, 2026 · 38 min · 9 segments
Ever walked out of a lesson feeling worse than when you walked in? Scott and Ian swap stories about incredible teachers, downright traumatizing lessons, and why learning bass has never been one size…
Like, should I just find someone in town that I should study with, just, like, bass teacher guy that I should do one-on-one with, or should I do SBL, like, coaching program, or..." And I just am like, "Ugh." And I'm like, "I don't know if I'm the best person to ask," because I have a terrible experience with one-on-one.
And I will say, um, I think there's this, there's this idea out there that one-on-one is the best, or at least that's what I was sort of led to believe-
... ages ago, that like, oh, if you get with somebody in their dirty apartment [laughs]-
Like, should I just find someone in town that I should study with, just, like, bass teacher guy that I should do one-on-one with, or should I do SBL, like, coaching program, or..." And I just am like, "Ugh." And I'm like, "I don't know if I'm the best person to ask," because I have a terrible experience with one-on-one.
And I will say, um, I think there's this, there's this idea out there that one-on-one is the best, or at least that's what I was sort of led to believe-
... ages ago, that like, oh, if you get with somebody in their dirty apartment [laughs]-
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