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FRIENDS AND LEGENDS WITH SKIP MARTIN

FRIENDS AND LEGENDS WITH SKIP MARTIN

著者： Skip Martin
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Skip Martin, a Grammy Award winner, has dedicated his life to the rooms where music history unfolds. As former lead vocalist for Kool & the Gang and the Dazz Band, he has shared stages with the greatest artists of his generation — and built friendships that have lasted decades. Friends and Legends is the platform where these friendships are brought to life. This is not a standard interview show. Skip does not sit across from his guests — he sits beside them. These are real talks with people who were there, built something, and have stories to tell. From platinum records to personal breakthroughs. From the road to the recording studio, the journey was transformative. From the highs to the moments that tested everything. New episodes drop regularly. "Music is the sound of a soul singing." Don't play no games. 経済学 音楽
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  • Episode 020 - 27 Years, Four Kids, One Divorce - and They Still Spend Christmas Together (Pt 2)

    Episode 020 - 27 Years, Four Kids, One Divorce - and They Still Spend Christmas Together (Pt 2)
    2026/09/22

    Friends & Legends with Skip Martin

    Host: Skip Martin

    Summary:
    Part 2 of Skip Martin's conversation with Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon turns to the part nobody puts on a highlight reel: what a career on the road costs a family. Warren talks about meeting his wife in high school in Los Angeles, marrying at twenty three, raising four kids, and a marriage of twenty seven years that ended without either of them falling out of love. They are still good friends, eleven grandkids later, and still together at Christmas, birthdays and graduations. He is honest about the games and the dance recitals he missed, and Skip matches it with eight months a year on the road and the alienation that can follow a father home. It finishes on Warren's message to young people about phones, noise and keeping your circle small, and Skip's story about a goat in a well.

    Main Topics:
    Meeting his wife at Hamilton High and marrying at twenty three
    Twenty seven years, four kids and eleven grandkids
    Why a marriage can end without either person falling out of love
    Staying friends, and still showing up at Christmas
    Skip on eight months a year with the Dazz Band and Kool and the Gang
    The appearances, the TV show, the radio show and the foundation
    The games and the dance recitals Warren missed
    The alienation of daddy, and only one side of the story getting told
    Taking his two daughters to the Kentucky Derby for the first time
    All four kids going to Canton for his twentieth Hall of Fame anniversary
    Fifty years of the Dazz Band and a street dedication in Cleveland
    What Warren would tell young people about social media

    Intriguing Quotes:
    "We never stopped loving each other. We just kinda outgrew each other." - Warren Moon
    "It's a tremendous sacrifice." - Warren Moon
    "I missed some of their games and I missed some of their dance recitals." - Warren Moon
    "That is the alienation of daddy." - Skip Martin
    "You never get to tell your side of the story." - Skip Martin
    "Make that group that you have very small around you." - Warren Moon
    "Set your goals high, dream big and believe in yourself." - Warren Moon
    "The goat would just shake it off." - Skip Martin
    "Use that phone for what it was supposed to be for." - Warren Moon

    Key Moments:
    [00:00] Skip welcomes Warren Moon back for part two
    [02:07] High school sweethearts, San Jose State and the University of Washington
    [02:35] Twenty seven years, four kids, and why they parted
    [03:11] Still good friends, still together at Christmas
    [04:56] Skip on the grind, and what it does to a partner
    [05:34] Daddy's home, guess where we're going
    [06:09] Warren on the tremendous sacrifice
    [07:03] The games and dance recitals he missed
    [07:31] Skip on the alienation of daddy
    [08:35] Two daughters at the Kentucky Derby
    [08:59] Taking all four kids to Canton
    [12:14] A hundred and thirty legends back in Canton every year
    [13:12] Fifty years of the Dazz Band in Cleveland
    [16:16] Warren's message on social media and bullying
    [17:25] Keep your circle small and set your goals high
    [18:31] The goat in the well, and how to shake it off
    [20:40] Skip closes out, don't play no games

    Notable Resources:
    Pro Football Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio, where Warren Moon is enshrined

    Connect with Warren Moon:
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warrenmoon1/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HWarrenMoon1/
    X: https://x.com/WMoon1
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/warrenmoon1/

    Connect with Skip Martin:
    Website: https://www.skipmartinmusic.com/
    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/skipmartinmusic
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skipmartinmusic/
    Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/skipmartinmusic
    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/skipmartinmusic


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  • Episode 020 - A Hall of Fame Quarterback's Secret He's Never Told in Any Interview (Pt 1)

    Episode 020 - A Hall of Fame Quarterback's Secret He's Never Told in Any Interview (Pt 1)
    2026/09/15
    Friends & Legends with Skip MartinHost: Skip MartinSummary:Skip Martin sits down with Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon, a friendship that started at a Kentucky Derby buffet over a plate of pancakes and grits. Warren takes it back to Pop Warner football in Los Angeles, losing his dad at seven and becoming the man of a house with six sisters, and a mother who made it all work and is still here at ninety-nine. He talks about the long road to the NFL: junior college, the University of Washington, and a detour through the Canadian Football League when nobody at home would give him the chance to play quarterback. Skip matches it with his own fight to play the lead bugle line, the real origin of the word "cats", and the reveal Warren says he has never shared in any interview. Part 1 of a two-part conversation.Main Topics:• Pop Warner at nine, and switching to quarterback at ten• Losing his dad at seven and being the man of the house with six sisters• Why the responsibility of quarterback came naturally• Greatness doesn't come in a comfort zone• Playing for his mother, who is still going strong at ninety-nine• Being accepted, not being good enough, as the real challenge• Why he went to Canada for the chance to play quarterback• Skip playing the lead bugle line when he was told he couldn't• Where musicians' word "cats" really comes from• Jazz on the headset before every game• Warren joining Skip's song Win• The instrument Warren never mentions in interviewsIntriguing Quotes:• "I never wanted to finish a day on a negative note." - Warren Moon• "All I was really looking for, Skip, was an opportunity." - Warren Moon• "Greatness doesn't come in a comfort zone." - Skip Martin• "Three buttons, brother. I said, give me that one. Sign me up." - Warren Moon• "Everything happens for a reason." - Warren Moon• "I never really felt like I was poor even though I was." - Warren Moon• "My biggest challenge was having people accept me to play." - Warren Moon• "We always had food, we always had clean clothes." - Warren Moon• "Had you not put that trumpet together incorrectly, who knows?" - Warren MoonKey Moments:[00:00] Skip welcomes NFL Hall of Famer Warren Moon[01:38] Pop Warner in Los Angeles and the switch to quarterback[02:37] Junior college, Washington, then the CFL[03:15] The Houston Oilers and a long pro career[04:17] Losing his dad at seven, six sisters at home[04:59] Six sisters and one bathroom[05:50] Greatness doesn't come in a comfort zone[06:42] Sports as the only way out[08:08] His mother, still here at ninety-nine[09:24] The biggest challenge was being accepted[11:03] Skip and the lead bugle line[12:41] Another country gave him the chance[14:01] Where the word "cats" came from[15:15] Jazz before game day[15:50] Warren joins Skip's song Win[17:42] The instrument his mother made him play[19:05] Three buttons, sign me up[21:00] Skip's trumpet that sounded like a kazoo[22:13] Everything happens for a reasonNotable Resources:• Pro Football Hall of Fame, where Warren Moon was enshrined as a quarterback• Win, Skip Martin's upcoming song featuring Warren Moon and other guestsConnect with Warren Moon:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warrenmoon1/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HWarrenMoon1/X: https://x.com/WMoon1LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/warrenmoon1/Connect with Skip Martin:Website: https://www.skipmartinmusic.com/Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/skipmartinmusicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/skipmartinmusic/Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/skipmartinmusicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/skipmartinmusic Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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  • Episode 019 - They Come Home Wanting to Die - He Hands Them a Song

    Episode 019 - They Come Home Wanting to Die - He Hands Them a Song
    2026/09/09
    Friends & Legends with Skip MartinHost: Skip MartinSummary:Skip Martin sits down with Dr. Moshe Lewis, the Juilliard-trained pianist who walked away from a career alongside Leontyne Price, Beverly Sills and Pavarotti to spend twenty years in medicine. He now treats veterans in their twenties and thirties who come home injured, in chronic pain, and convinced their lives are over, and his tool is music. Moshe explains manipulating music to pull yourself out of anger, why waiting tables taught him more about bedside manner than any lecture, and the three-step climb he takes soldiers through: learning to love yourself, learning to let yourself be loved, then extending grace to someone who does not deserve it. Skip answers with the trumpet his grandfather called devil's music, and a man on an Algerian tarmac who thought Kool & the Gang were a myth.Main Topics:• Waiting tables on 26 cent tips, and why it is the best training for medicine• Veterans in their twenties who feel their whole life ended with the injury• Why loss of value, not the injury itself, is what underlies feeling suicidal• The three levels: love yourself, allow yourself to be loved, extend grace to others• Manipulating music: reaching for a song in traffic, in an argument, in a crowded room• Music as anesthesia, and finding the childhood songs that made you happy• Juilliard, Lincoln Center and the Met, then choosing the operating room instead• Performing arts medicine, and treating dancers and singers as athletes• Sleep, the gym and libido as part of the same conversation as suicide• Skip's grandfather calling his trumpet devil's music in a Church of God pulpit• The man in Algeria who thought Kool & the Gang were a myth• Why AI can mimic the movement but has no soulIntriguing Quotes:• "Music itself truly can heal and help people." - Dr. Moshe Lewis• "They really don't feel equipped to be a parent, a father, mother, be competitive in the world." - Dr. Moshe Lewis• "We do a good job of tearing people down. We don't do such a good job of building people up." - Dr. Moshe Lewis• "Ego is edging God out." - Skip Martin• "Music is the sound of a soul singing. AI can mimic the movement, but AI doesn't have a soul." - Skip Martin• "He thought you were a myth." - Skip MartinKey Moments:[00:00] Skip welcomes Dr. Moshe Lewis, music and medicine[00:37] Twenty years in medicine, and the vets he treats[01:22] Waiting tables, 26 cent tips, and bedside manner[02:28] Why young veterans stop seeing a reason to live[03:41] Self-esteem first, then grace for people who don't deserve it[05:02] Can music work like an anesthesia?[06:04] Manipulating the music to talk yourself down[06:36] Juilliard, the Met, and walking away from it[13:35] The common thread in everybody: love[15:26] Music as the door to the spiritual[17:29] Ego is edging God out[21:09] Adopted, a Hebrew name, and a Christian household[25:02] The trumpet his grandfather called devil's music[30:34] A thousand interviews, and honouring who came first[33:40] Algeria: the man who thought they were a myth[35:12] Music is the sound of a soul singingNotable Resources:• Music & Medicine Show, Dr. Lewis's podcast: https://musicandmedicineshow.com/• California Pacific Medical Center, St. Luke's Campus, where he heads Physical Medicine & Rehab• Healing Heroes, the veterans work Skip referencesConnect with Dr. Moshe Lewis:Website: https://musicandmedicineshow.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theMusicandMedicineshow/X: https://x.com/DrLewisMDLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moshelewis/Connect with Skip Martin:Website: https://www.skipmartinmusic.com/Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/skipmartinmusicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/skipmartinmusic/Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/skipmartinmusicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/skipmartinmusic Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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