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Category Archives: Interviews
An Interview With Billy Joel – March 25, 1996
The following events occurred in March of 1996. I was 23 years old at the time, had graduated from Penn State nearly two years earlier, and was living in Nashville and pursuing my dream of being a professional singer/songwriter. Billy … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Music
Tagged Billy Joel, Elton John, Elvis Costello, Glenn Frey, John Lennon, Mike Reid, Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend, Sting, The Beatles
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One Man vs. Unimaginable Human Suffering
What if 300,000 people had suddenly been wiped out by a natural disaster here in the U.S., and countless more (say, over a million) been rendered homeless? What if there was no infrastructure for treating those with serious medical needs, … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Goodman, earthquake, Haiti, Harry Chapin, J/P HRO, Port-au-Prince, Sean Penn
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Mr. Hollander’s Opus: An Ironman At 80
“It’s one step after another, you know, and you just keep going. And that’s what life is. One little barrier they keep throwin’…Somebody upstairs just keeps throwing these barriers in front of you, and you just keep hopping over them, … Continue reading
