In this episode, Micheal sits down with legendary Boston jazz drummer, composer, singer, educator and three-time Grammy winner Terri Lyne Carrington. They talked about how she was offered a full scholarship to Berklee at 11-years old. They discussed some of her favorite memories working with artists such as Stevie Wonder, Eric Clapton, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Beyonce, Chaka Khan, and many others. They also talked about her stints as the house drummer on The Arsenio Hall Show. Lastly, they discussed how she's teaching the new era of musicians as a professor at Berklee.    4:50 story behind getting offered a scholarship at 11-years old 10:23 Becoming the house drummer on the Arsenio Hall show  12:35 Her musical taste and the artists/genre she listens to 14:04 Performing with James Brown, Rick James, and Gloria Gaynor  18:31 Funny story playing with Stevie Wonder  20:41 Some of the artists she played with that had her star struck 21:40 Getting a thumbs up from Eric Clapton 22:20 Playing with Aretha Franklin 23:55 thoughts on the loss of Aretha Franklin, Prince and Michael Jackson 26:24 Coming up with the concept behind The Mosaic Project album 31:40 Spearheading the Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice at Berklee 37:10 The artist she wants to work with next