Stacey Ryan is a singer, songwriter, and musician. In this episode of the Nate Biltz Podcast, Stacey shares her unique experience following her viral success of "Don't Text Me When You're Drunk," revealing how this unexpected social media attention has positively impacted her career and personal life. She talks about her history with instruments, influential music teachers, and her relationship with song writing. In addition, we dive into the importance of communication while dating and the art of putting your feelings into a song. We also talk about the modern challenges and strategies of promoting an album in the age of social media, and she offers advice for aspiring musicians who dream of performing on a larger scale. Stacey concludes the podcast by performing “Fall In Love Alone”.

Roi Allen Henson is a Director of Photography, Cinematographer, and the CEO of Los Angeles Firearms, a leading defense company dedicated to providing unparalleled security solutions and weapons training for yourself and your loved ones. In addition Henson is a former US Army team leader. In this episode of The Nate Biltz Podcast, Roi shares his transition from soldier to civilian in becoming an editorial fashion photographer and filmmaker while still keeping his advocacy for responsible firearm ownership close to his heart. In addition, Roi shares his incredible creative journey from taking photographs of strip girls in the club to founding Allen Henson Productions, a production company that has worked with the likes of Cosmopolitan, Playboy Magazine, Vogue and many more. He highlights the importance of putting the right people together to accomplish a mission, both in the studios and in the battlefield.

James Gabriel is a musician, multi-platinum producer, songwriter, and the founder of co-founder of THE ELEVEN - a production company that has worked with the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion, Stacey Ryan, J Balvin, Meghan Trainor, and more. In this episode of The Nate Biltz Podcast, James recalls his high school band days and his dream of becoming a world renown Latin jazz drummer. He also shares his experience at the Berkeley College of Music which ignited his light in the entertainment industry, leading him to collaborate with some of the biggest names in music. In addition, James reveals his creative process in crafting chart-topping hits and the characteristics that set his work apart. We dive into the nuances of building a recording studio and geek out on gear and instruments. James also talks about the inspiration in creating his own production company, The Eleven, leaving invaluable tips for aspiring musicians and artists looking for a place in the music industry.