Follow Your Dream - Music And Much More!

Robert's guest in this episode is George Schweitzer, CBS Head Of Marketing for 30 years. George considers himself a Television Archeologist in that his broadcasting experience transcends the eras from over-the-air to cable to streaming. Along the way he has collected enough memorabilia to start a broadcasting museum! Robert's song in this episode: "I Can't Explain", his reimagined version of The Who's iconic hit. Recorded "live" at the 2018 Nisville Jazz Festival and released on Greetings From

Robert's guest in this episode is Mindi Abair, two-time GRAMMY nominated Saxophone Star, Singer and Composer!Robert's song in this episode: "Metro Shuffle ft. Mindi Abair" from The PGS Experience. Robert's band, Project Grand Slam, had the pleasure of opening for Mindi Abair and The Boneshakers on two occasions at B.B. King's in NYC. Robert then invited Mindi to guest on two songs he wrote for the PGS album The PGS Experience.------------------------------The Follow Your Dream Podcast:Top 1% of all

Robert's guest in this episode is "Cousin Brucie" Morrow, America's #1 and most famous radio air personality!  "Cousin Brucie" has done it all in radio, starting out as the leading DJ of the 1960s on AM radio, then moving to FM radio for many years, then blazing a path on Sirius/XM for over a decade, and now back on AM radio.Robert's song in this episode: "I Wanna Be Your Girl" from East Side Sessions. On each of his albums Robert takes an iconic song from the British Invasion era of the 1960s and

Robert introduces himself and how he followed his youthful musical dream later in life and became a Rock Star in his 60s, an age when most Baby Boomers are planning their retirement.  He introduces the theme of this podcast to inspire others to pursue and succeed at their dream, whatever it may be. And he introduces his acclaimed music and his band, Project Grand Slam, as the manifestation of his dream.Robert's song in this episode: "Bip Bop" from his solo album Summer Of Love (2020).  In the last