Category: The Rich Redmond Show
Chad Cromwell – Lessons From A Lifer
A successful career in the music industry is a feat that often takes years or even decades to achieve. Today’s guest, however, started working professionally as soon as he stepped out of high school….
Huey Lewis: Take The Time To Find Out Who You Are
Sharing your talents and passion to the world is a way to express your gratitude and create value for others. You can always take the time to find out who you are and who you…
Jon Gordon: Turning Negativity Around
We all want to discover our life purposes especially when we think we’re in a rut. We search for ways to turn negativity around and gain the inspiration and positivity we need to keep going…
Kenny Aronoff: Passion And Persistence Personified
In the world of music, you need two things to survive and thrive. You need passion and persistence. This episode’s guest personifies both. Rich Redmond and Jim McCarthy sit down for a lively discussion with…
Peter Stormare: From Sweden To Hollywood
Some of the best actors are indeed musicians. Peter Stormare is one and he joins Rich and Jim on the show to share his personal and professional journey. Peter is a Swedish-American actor, voice actor, musician, playwright,…
077 – DB Sweeney : Staying In Your Lane
There is a time to ad-lib and a time to stay in your lane, and in the acting profession, it’s more often the latter than not. This is but one of the pieces of wisdom…
075 – Mark Schulman: You’re Either Growing or Dying
Life is a continuous journey of learning. Whether in drumming, speaking or life, Mark Schulman is a chronic student, a sponge who never stops taking in information and learning from everything and everybody. In his…
Jason Sutter :: Staying On The Bull
This industry can be tough. One day you are playing the best gig of your life and the next, you are out wondering what is next. With how fast things are going, it can be…
Joe Vitale :: Giving It All That You Got, Even To 10 People
Being passionate about something entails having to give it all that you got. For musicians, that means even having to perform to just ten people. In today’s episode with Rich Redmond and co-host Jim McCarthy…
