ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to The Beat - a podcast where we explore all things rhythm across different cultures and eras. Hosted by Time Hero founders Oded Tzur and Vansh Makh, The Beat features interviews with world class musicians who bring forth unique perspectives on rhythm and their musical journey.
How do odd time signatures show up in different genres? Do masters of rhythm still get rhythm panic? How do our brains process rhythm? Join us as we dive into these questions with our guests.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
60 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
6 episodes
since Dec. 15, 2025
episodic
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Mehtab Ali Niazi, a rising star sitarist, shares his journey from a young musician in a musical family to a contemporary artist in Indian classical music. He discusses the significance of Gharana, the art of Merukhand, and the balance between technique and improvisation. Mehtab emphasizes the spiri…
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In this engaging conversation, Alam Khan, a two-time Grammy-nominated artist and son of the legendary Sarod maestro Ali Akbar Khan, shares his profound insights on the role of music in life. He reflects on his upbringing in a musical family, the emotional and medicinal aspects of music, and the cha…
In this engaging episode, Shai Maestro, a world-renowned jazz pianist, shares his journey from his early days in Israel to becoming a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene. The conversation delves into his unique and diligent approach to rhythm, his experiences with different musical cul…
The Beat is proud to present B. C. Manjunath, an extraordinary master of rhythm bridging ancient tradition and contemporary innovation.
Representing the fourth generation of musicians in his family, B. C. Manjunath has been playing mridangam for over 35 years. His remarkable career has taken him…
The Beat presents: Legendary guitarist and real life Time Hero Gilad Hekselman joins us for a conversation about music, rhythm and everything in between.
In the realm of music, the balance between structure and spontaneity often defines a musician’s artistry. In this episode featuring exceptional …
In this engaging conversation, Purbayan Chatterjee, a world renowned sitar player, shares his insights on rhythm, time, and the intricacies of Indian classical music. He discusses his journey with rhythm, the importance of practice, and the balance between discipline and intuition in music. The con…
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