For the past six years, everything I’ve written, produced and delivered has been Unplugged and Totally Uncut. It’s how I wanted to brand my solo journey into a wide open digital platform.
What I didn’t realize was how much my personal life was Unplugged and Totally Uncut. I’m very public with my addiction to creativity.
Unplugged because I never say no.
Totally Uncut because every mistake is another step closer to success.
I’ve written seven books, performed on over 100 songs, for 40 years I’ve played with some of the biggest names in radio, recorded incredible conversations with the entertainment world’s largest attractions.
I lead an Unplugged and Totally Uncut life.
A friend recently said to me, “Your listeners have no idea how much time you invest in teaching the world of radio, writers and other creative minds how to never stop trusting what they feel. It’s time you break free of your religious channels on iHeart Radio and let people hear from the mind body and soul of why you feel you’re addicted not to a gift but rather the sickness of creative flow.”