The Dynamic Duo—Laura Vale and Rich Ronat, indie filmmakers and founders of Good Rebel Pictures, talk openly about working and living/loving together; how their friendship started in an acting class, and why their relationship rituals work, including their daily :20 second hug..
Peter and Roxanne Heibloem, who founded Awakening Education where they serve as life coaches for many, talk how they so skillfully manage to work and live/love together. They describe “triggers,” “traumas,” “motivators,” how to blend families and provide tips on better ways to create a positive mindset..
Music historian/documentary award-winning filmmaker, Denny Tedesco , talks about his new music doc, “Immediate Family,” a historic film about 4 classic rock musicians together for 45 years (a fifth added 20 years ago) who are hotter than ever, and he also talks about his first music doc, “The Wrecking Crew,” inspired by his late studio-musician father, Tommy Tedesco ..
David Glass had a flurry of questions for Danny Kortchmar and Waddy Wachtel about their long-standing careers in the music business as session players, touring backup band members, singers, songwriters, vocalists, record producers, and the impact of music on the human psyche when going through a breakup. Wachtel, who shares details about his original song, “Maybe I’m Right,” which Linda Ronstadt covered (Wachtel has a hard time talking about the piece), while Danny talks about his three-year journey to complete “I’m Not That Way,” a song that really didn’t hit him until years after he finally completed it and fell madly in love..
He may be hard rock, but he has a soft heart. Legendary vocal solo artist and co-founder of the American Hard Rock band XYZ , Terry Ilous is part of the award-winning Grammy supergroup “Legends of Classic Rock,” and ex-lead singer of the iconic group, GREAT WHITE .
Music critic, journalist, and once senior staff writer for Pitchfork (before it was scooped up by a media conglomerate), Marc Hogan has also written columns for the New York Times and Rolling Stone. He dishes with Host Glass, revealing a couple of his favorite all-time songs and why..
Bucky Heard and Bill Medley share great insight, wisdom, history and anecdotes about their music, their Las Vegas residency, their long-term “musical marriage;” (why it works so well) and of course, much more–like Medley’s 60 year run of chart-topping hits, his awards, and the Righteous Brothers’ induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Bucky talks about his illustrious career as well.
Diverse singer/songwriter, humanitarian Laura Bryna, has a spirited conversation with Host Glass openly and candidly—as she talks about her childhood, the songs she’s written and recorded, her current concert tour, her burgeoning career, and what the motives are behind some of the songs she’s written/co-written/performed..
David J. Glass is your high-stakes family law litigator. He is one of a few, select attorneys who is dually-trained in Law and Clinical Psychology (PhD).
