Podcast Summary
Gary Green, a true renaissance man, shares his incredible journey from the rolling hills of Appalachia to the bustling streets of Nashville and beyond. His life story is a tapestry woven with music, journalism, and hospitality, each thread revealing his commitment to serving others. Listen as Gary recounts the serendipitous moments that shaped his career, including a fateful encounter with Donald Trump that catapulted him into a prominent role within the Trump Organization. It’s a tale of impactful connections where personal Relationships outweigh the pursuit of fame.
Throughout our conversation, Gary unveils his passion for storytelling and art that uplifts communities. Influenced by iconic figures like Ella Mae Wiggins and Tupac Shakur, he discusses the power of music and poetry to drive change in societies grappling with challenges. Whether producing a Bob Dylan album for charity or authoring a bestselling book on Native American casinos, Gary’s diverse accomplishments are bound by a single thread—empowering others. His ruminations on train Travel and his childhood experiences offer a heartfelt glimpse into his enduring dedication to making a difference.
As we explore Gary’s Legacy, the episode delves into his belief in servant leadership and the profound satisfaction derived from creating opportunities for others. From owning a circus to purchasing casinos with the goal of generating jobs, his ventures are fueled by a servant’s heart. Rounding off with a hypothetical dinner party featuring historical figures like Albert Einstein and Rosa Luxemburg, Gary’s storytelling prowess shines through. We invite listeners to be inspired by his journey and join us in spreading the message of impact and service, one podcast at a time.
Highlights
(03:41) Impact of Ella Mae Wiggins’ Songs (77 Seconds)
(08:23) Mentoring Tupac (75 Seconds)
(17:06) Book Release Featuring Comic Version (42 Seconds)
(19:32) Impactful Projects and Servant Leadership (115 Seconds)
Gary Green is an iconic Americana singer-songwriter-poet, a renowned casino developer, an internet 1.0 dot-com pioneer, award-winning journalist, and author of 10 books. He is an inductee to the California Music Hall of Fame, recognized in The Congressional Record, and recipient of a special citation from the Governor of Maryland. His first three records are part of the renowned Smithsonian Institution, and he is the co-host of the Smithsonian series “Growing Up Folkways” as well as star of the upcoming television series, “Casino Insider”. A former circus owner (no, really), vice-president of Trump Hotels & Casinos, and serial entrepreneur, his latest book, “The Legend Dies On” is a long-awaited journey through his storied life.
Social Media: @Thegarygreen
Gary Green’s books “Osceola’s Revenge ―the phenomena of Indian casinos”; “The Gary Green Songbook companion to The Legend Dies On”; “4th and 30; When Journalism Counted”
http://garygreen.com/
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