07 British Journalist and Musician, Tony Fletcher
Today’s show features Tony Fletcher. Tony grew up in London and started a fanzine called Jamming featuring interviews with artists like R.E.M, Paul We...
Music Is Medicine
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The Rock Doc podcast titled Music Is Medicine is a magazine style show hosted by Neil Ratner, MD, the Rock Doc. Having spent years in the music business during the late sixties and seventies, the show includes This Week In the History of Rock and Roll with details and facts about artists and songs you never knew, in depth interviews with both musicians and backstage music industry icons, and calling upon his 20 years of experience as a practicing MD, Neil will devote a segment to medical issues of the day with a particular focus on how those issues affect musicians and the music industry.
06 Pink Floyd, Dark Side Of The Moon, And Those Mysterious Voices - Puddie Watts
Did you ever wonder about the voices that you hear in between and over the music in Pink Floyd’s iconic album, Dark Side Of The Moon? Well today, you’...
05 Musician, Writer, Actor - Robert Burke Warren
In this episode we meet musician, writer, and actor Robert Burke Warren. He began his musical career in Atlanta playing bass guitar in a band featurin...
04 Stewart Young, Legendary Manager for ELP, AC/DC, and Many More
Today on the show, we meet Rock and Roll manager, Stewart Young, one of the true “Backstage Icons of Rock and Roll”. Stewart began his management care...
03 Bruce Milner, DDS & Every Mother's Son
The Rock Doc is back with the third episode of Music IS Medicine! This week, Neil is joined by another rock doc and Woodstock local, Dr. Bruce Milner....
02 Mario 'The Big M' Medious, Part 2
Today is part 2 of Neil's incredible conversation with former promotions Guru at Atlantic Records, Mario 'The Big M' Medious! The stories just don't s...
01 Mario 'The Big M' Medious, Part 1
Welcome to the first episode of Music In Medicine with The Rock Doc, Neil Ratner! Joining Neil today is a man who's name younger generations might not...