Matt McWaters

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07/03/23 • 45 min

Matt McWaters feels fine about imposter syndrome.

The Matt and Matt connection spend some time talking about their feelings on imposter syndrome and how it's existence is normal and can sometimes drive you to be at your most prepared for certain things that might make you nervous. Like coming onto this podcast for instance.

Matt McWaters is a Toronto based musician, producer and songwriter in the modern RnB and retro-soul world earning production credits with notable artists such as Xavier Omar, Wafia, and Questlove.

You will notice that Matt's audio is lower quality from his camera. That would be my fault. He recorded beautiful sounding audio on his end and sent it to me, but I forgot to do the same for myself. So, please ignore the audio quality differences.

Enjoy :)

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Matt McWaters feels fine about imposter syndrome.

Matt McWaters is a Toronto based musician, producer and songwriter in the modern RnB and retro-soul world earning production credits with notable artists such as Xavier Omar, Wafia, and Questlove.

Enjoy :)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Previous Episode

Imposter Syndrome Prologue

Hi, my name is Matt Dell and I have no idea how I feel about imposter syndrome.

So, this is the prologue that started it all. On this episode I riff on my thoughts about imposter syndrome and why I started this podcast to begin with. I've struggled with mental illness for most of my life, but instead of digging a hole and burying it deep down I thought I would build it a pedestal and shine a large spotlight on it. Because when you're struggling with mental illness the best way to deal with your issues is to start a podcast.

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Next Episode

Patrick Walford

Patrick Walford feels like imposter syndrome is a virus.

In this episode Patrick and I talk all about his passion for spreading the word on new music/bands, how hockey culture helped shape him to overcome imposter syndrome, as well as his humble beginnings booking his first interview with his all time favorite band for his high school newspaper simply by sending an email to the bands record label hoping for a response back. Spoiler alert...they do ;)

Patrick has interviewed some of the greatest bands in punk and alternative music for more than a decade on his show called Rock The Walls including Blink-182, Sum 41, The Used, Motion City Soundtrack and hundreds more. Patrick is also the music director on IDOBI Howl on the IDOBI radio network.

Enjoy :)

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