The Value of a Moment I recently spent $500 on a concert ticket to see Rod Stewart. Now, a business person would look at that on paper and say, “That’s expensive”. But when Rod started singing a song that evoked a deep, visceral emotion—one that transported me back to a first love, a first kiss, or a first concert—time simply stopped.
The truth is, the world is going to keep spinning whether you worry about it or not. So, why not give yourself this moment? I give myself that permission every time I sit here to share music with you.
I cherished my relationship with my dad. I never took it for granted. While I’m very grateful for my relationship with my dad, I know that it’s not everyone’s reality.
I started thinking again how music is so different. While photos are still, they stay where you leave them. If you don’t look at them, they stay dark. But music? Music fills the air
Music is defined by the act of giving and generosity. And greed? Greed is like a closed fist. Music is Not Greedy
It’s Valentine’s Day. And for a lot of people, especially men that are listening tonight, there is this sudden heavy pressure to perform, to show your loved one that you really, really care
Wherever you are, always expect the unexpected, and you never know who you’re going to meet. Somebody from your future or somebody from your past.
I am truly far away across the world somewhere in the South Pacific in the island of New Zealand. East to West Radio. So tonight’s broadcast is from somewhere in the South Pacific
Nineteen years ago this week, Steve Jobs stood on a stage and promised to reinvent the phone.
Another new year. A regular Wednesday suddenly got promoted to a holy night: fireworks, expensive dining, crowds, and all kinds of parties. This week on East to West.