Enjoyable interview. I always learn something new about Chuck. This time it was why he has written fewer Hockey than Baseball songs. I was introduced to his music from a friend about 17 years ago via his first Baseball Ballads CD. I subsequently purchased the second before investigating all of his other CDs. I've since introduced his music to a few diehard sports fan friends of mine who love his creative storytelling through his relatable music. My first in-person meeting with Chuck was just prior to the Pandemic when he played a house concert in Cary, NC. In 2022, my better half Diana and I were able to spend a week+ with him and about 18 other fantastic people on one of his tours of Ireland. It was a most remarkable trip complete with interesting scenery, fantastic live music nightly, and wonderful people (and no this is not a paid testimonial). I am glad this interview included Warsaw in May as it is my favorite song of his. Thank you!
Thank you Northern Spirit Radio for airing an interview of Socrate, founder of Voice of Hope. His charity is one of twelve African created and run charity efforts that are members of the African Great Lakes Consortium https://www.copgla.org/ My wife and I support the Consortium through the African Great Lakes Initiative of Friends Peace Teams USA https://friendspeaceteams.org/ Dr. Dieudonné Bisibo Alimasi, M.D., Dr. Assa Kreedom, M.D. or Amos Malenga in South Kivu, DRC (Congo) would be good to interview about the work being done by all twelve Consortium members in DRC and Burundi. Please do not hesitate to contact Dieudonné at regiongrandlac.ong9@gmail.com+243978637995 In Friendship, Daniel Flynn, Belgium, Mobile and WhatsApp: +32 474 710 173, Skype: daniel.flynn39 and Zoom available
Hi, Mark, I am pleased to have learned of this radio station and the Light that it emits. I very much enjoyed our conversation and appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the healing work in which you and your organization and listeners are engaged. Peace and Blessings.
Thanks for your interview of Chuck Brodsky. I first met Chuck in 1996 at a small coffee house and was an instant fan. I arranged to have him come to the school where I was teaching. Conditions on my end resulted in it not happening, and it was one of the major disappointments in my life. However, about 15 years later I was able to arrange for him to connect with a school were a friend was teaching. He introduced the students to his Holocaust songs and his impact on the students is priceless. He is an amazing human being. His insights and his ability tough the soul is rare. The selection of songs and your questions gave your listeners a great sense of who Chuck is. I learned some things I didn't know. Thanks, again!
This was a great idea for a show Mark. Every year we look for a new "Christmas Number 1" for our house, and this gives us a bunch of new leads. Great stuff. JJ
Honestly I don’t like Captain Danger. The music and lyrics are just as bad as the series finales of LOST and Two and A Half Men. Olivia Olson actually confirmed she’s better off as a guitarist and been practicing for a while. She is better off without Captain Danger and so is Flula Borg
Enjoyable interview. I always learn something new about Chuck. This time it was why he has written fewer Hockey than Baseball songs. I was introduced to his music from a friend about 17 years ago via his first Baseball Ballads CD. I subsequently purchased the second before investigating all of his other CDs. I've since introduced his music to a few diehard sports fan friends of mine who love his creative storytelling through his relatable music. My first in-person meeting with Chuck was just prior to the Pandemic when he played a house concert in Cary, NC. In 2022, my better half Diana and I were able to spend a week+ with him and about 18 other fantastic people on one of his tours of Ireland. It was a most remarkable trip complete with interesting scenery, fantastic live music nightly, and wonderful people (and no this is not a paid testimonial). I am glad this interview included Warsaw in May as it is my favorite song of his. Thank you!
Thank you Northern Spirit Radio for airing an interview of Socrate, founder of Voice of Hope. His charity is one of twelve African created and run charity efforts that are members of the African Great Lakes Consortium https://www.copgla.org/ My wife and I support the Consortium through the African Great Lakes Initiative of Friends Peace Teams USA https://friendspeaceteams.org/ Dr. Dieudonné Bisibo Alimasi, M.D., Dr. Assa Kreedom, M.D. or Amos Malenga in South Kivu, DRC (Congo) would be good to interview about the work being done by all twelve Consortium members in DRC and Burundi. Please do not hesitate to contact Dieudonné at regiongrandlac.ong9@gmail.com +243978637995 In Friendship, Daniel Flynn, Belgium, Mobile and WhatsApp: +32 474 710 173, Skype: daniel.flynn39 and Zoom available
Hi, Mark, I am pleased to have learned of this radio station and the Light that it emits. I very much enjoyed our conversation and appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the healing work in which you and your organization and listeners are engaged. Peace and Blessings.
Thanks for your interview of Chuck Brodsky. I first met Chuck in 1996 at a small coffee house and was an instant fan. I arranged to have him come to the school where I was teaching. Conditions on my end resulted in it not happening, and it was one of the major disappointments in my life. However, about 15 years later I was able to arrange for him to connect with a school were a friend was teaching. He introduced the students to his Holocaust songs and his impact on the students is priceless. He is an amazing human being. His insights and his ability tough the soul is rare. The selection of songs and your questions gave your listeners a great sense of who Chuck is. I learned some things I didn't know. Thanks, again!
Great tunes Tim! A fun and interesting interview. Thanks Mark for giving time and acknowledgement to local musicians.
I enjoyed the conversation. Thank you for the opportunity to share these songs and stories. Let's do it again sometime!
Long live the Crock Pot Hot Dogs!
This was a great idea for a show Mark. Every year we look for a new "Christmas Number 1" for our house, and this gives us a bunch of new leads. Great stuff. JJ
Thanks for the conversations and for keeping the music in motion! Happy Holidays! ~ Joe
Honestly I don’t like Captain Danger. The music and lyrics are just as bad as the series finales of LOST and Two and A Half Men. Olivia Olson actually confirmed she’s better off as a guitarist and been practicing for a while. She is better off without Captain Danger and so is Flula Borg