
Chairman & Principal, The Next Sunday Podcast
Jim Sheppard
Chairman & Principal | The Next Sunday Podcast
About Jim
James Patrick Sheppard, born on May 8, 1961, is an American musician known for his role as the bassist and a founding member of the progressive metal band Nevermore and its predecessor Sanctuary. Throughout his career, Sheppard has established himself within the music industry, contributing to the development of the bands he has been a part of. In addition to his musical pursuits, he is a certified chef alongside singer Warrel Dane, and the two formerly owned an Italian restaurant in Seattle. Sheppard experienced a significant health event in 2011 when he underwent a surgical procedure to remove a benign brain tumor. Following the death of Warrel Dane in 2019, Sheppard launched a musical project called Dead Heart Collective, where he plays guitar. He married Brazilian Priscila Sheppard in 2020. Currently, Sheppard holds the position of Chairman and Principal at The Next Sunday Podcast, where he continues to engage with audiences and contribute to discussions, combining his diverse expertise in music, culinary arts, and media.
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