Brian Neal of Dallas Brass
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In this episode, James Newcomb is joined by Brian Neal, longtime trumpeter with the Dallas Brass and Professor of Trumpet at the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music.
Together, they explore what lies beyond technical mastery in music—why virtuosity alone is not enough, and…
High Notes...Who Needs 'Em?
High notes are exciting, impressive, and sometimes the thing young trumpet players chase more than anything else.
But are they really the point?
In this episode, James Newcomb welcomes Dave Norman back to talk about the trumpet’s upper register, not as a circus trick, but as one part of a larger …
I Reserve the Right to be Wrong
Honest speech requires the freedom to be wrong. In this episode, I reflect on students afraid to speak, a mob moment from my trumpet podcast days, and the difference between correction and public shaming.
When decent people are afraid to speak, fools fill the silence.
I’m James Newcomb, and that’…
Singers in the Hands of an Angry Mob
Composer Daniel Elder found himself at the center of intense public backlash after an Instagram post made during the unrest following George Floyd’s death. In this written interview, presented with AI-synthesized voices, Daniel gives his account of what happened, why he chose not to apologize, how …
How to Avoid HR Nightmares: Fines, Lawsuits & Toxic Workplaces Explained
Most businesses break employment law not out of malice, but because they simply don't know what they don't know — and by the time they find out, it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, or worse, jail time.
In this episode, host James Newcomb sits down with Diane Faulkner, an HR consultant and…
Secret Tales from the Ghostwriting Crypt featuring Sean Mabry
James Newcomb sits down with ghostwriter and author coach Sean Mabry to unpack what it really takes to turn someone's life experience into a compelling book.
Sean shares how a childhood moment sparked his love of writing, his journey through content marketing and copywriting for Fit Body Boot Camp…
Machinic Decerebration: Art, Attention, and the Things We No Longer See feat. Steven Seidenberg
Artist, poet, photographer, and philosopher Steven Seidenberg joins James Newcomb for a conversation about representation—how we translate reality into image, language, and art, and what gets lost in the process.
Steven explains why photography is never simply a mirror of the world, why abandoned b…
The Scout Texas Almost Forgot
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Hendrick Arnold helped Texas win its independence. Then the new Republic began passing laws that questioned whether a free Black man like him could remain in the country he had helped create.
Arnold served the Texian cause as a scout and guide during the Siege of Béxa…
Harriet Arnold: What DID Freedom Mean?
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Harriet Arnold may have been born free in Texas. But years later, her father accepted $750 and indentured her to another man for five years.
Why?
Was he exploiting his own daughter? Was he trying to protect her from laws that made life increasingly difficult for free Bl…
Clarity Comes From the Top with Yocheved Belsky-Schorr
What is the most important job of a leader?
Yocheved Belsky-Schorr has a remarkably concise answer: provide clarity, provide support, and then get out of the way.
In this episode of InToned, James Newcomb talks with Yocheved about the difference between certainty and genuine clarity—and why confusi…
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