Let's face it: if there's one thing that all Americans can agree on in this divided nation of ours is that the health care system in this country is awful. I'm Michael E. Russo, and I'll discuss my most recent dealings with the Health Care Industrial Complex in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

Most of the time, being an actor isn't different from any other job: you punch the clock and bring your lunch pail to work. Adn then there are moments like this: "I was working on an 80 million dollar budget movie in 1997, going out first class, had a limo in the hood, all that stuff. The drug dealers are like 'Yo, whassup man?' 'Ain't nothin', man, ain't nothin''" I'm Michael E. Russo, and we'll conclude our conversation with Philadelphia acting legend Brian Anthony Wilson in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

It's truly amazing the sort of things you can learn about a person just by looking at their IMDb profile. "Two hundred and forty-five credits!" "Yeah, some of those are bogus. It's probably only 225. I'm the king of the indies, man" I'm Michael E. Russo, and we'll continue our conversaion with His Majesty, actor Brian Antony Wilson, in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

Our series, "Creatives That You Should Know About", continues with a true Philadephia legend, a gentleman who has excelled on stage, screen and television. I'm Michael E. Russo, and I'll be speaking to Brian Anthony Wilson in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

Every job has its hazards, and a composer is no exception. "I was writing a full score on 30 stave paper, and almost every note meeded a flat in front of it!" I'm Michael E. Russo, and we'll discuss this and more in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

In creating any kind of Art, compromises have to be made. In other words, "The creation of any work of art is a process of negotiation between the creator of the work and the work itself." I'm Michael E. Russo, and we'll go deeper in to that process with composer David Francis Urrows in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

When you're a Creative and you're just starting out on your artictic journey, who you study with makes all the difference in the world, Don't you agree? "In other fields it doesn't very much matter who your teachers were. I don't think bankers say 'Oh, I studied with So and So, or doctors coming out of the medical school make a point of explaining their tutorial lineage. But for people in the music field, and especially for composers, I would say it matters a great deal." I'm Michael E Russo, and we'll talk more about that and other topics with composer David Francis Urrows in this episode of the Creative Care Unit.

Our occasional series, "Creatives That You Shoud Know About", features a man whose music I've enjoyed singing and conductiong for decades. I'm Michael E. Russo, and we'll be speaking to composer David Francis Urrows in this episode of the Creative Care Unit