The Gary Dranow Show

A Conversation with Scott Page

Join musician and storyteller Gary Dranow and legendary saxophonist, tech innovator, and entrepreneur Scott Page (Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Toto) for conversations that spark creativity and curiosity. In addition to his iconic music career, Scott is a pioneer in Web3, digital communities, and NFT innovation, bringing a forward-thinking perspective to every discussion.
Each episode features unique voices from music, art, technology, and culture—offering inspiring stories, breakthrough ideas, and real-world insights into the creative and digital worlds.Whether you're a creator, a dreamer, or someone who loves exploring the leading edge, this podcast delivers authentic conversations with the people shaping our future.
Tune in and get inspired—one episode at a time.

A Convesation withy Derek Shulman

My podcast episode with Derek Shulman dives into his incredible journey from fronting progressive rock pioneers Gentle Giant to becoming a powerhouse record executive who signed and developed artists like Bon Jovi, Dream Theater, Pantera, and Slipknot, while helping revitalize legends such as AC/DC and Bad Company. (Wikipedia) We talk about his early days with Simon Dupree & The Big Sound, the creative risks of Gentle Giant, his transition to the business side of music, and the stories behind some of the biggest bands he helped bring to the world.

A Conversation with Larry Tee

In this electrifying episode, Gary Dranow sits down with Larry Tee — the legendary DJ, producer, and cultural tastemaker who co-wrote RuPaul’s “Supermodel (You Better Work)” and coined the term ElectroClash. From shaping New York’s club scene to launching global music and fashion trends, Larry shares stories of reinvention, creativity, and collaboration across decades. Tune in for a deep dive into his iconic career, the birth of ElectroClash, and what’s next for this pioneer of sound and style.
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A Conversation with musician Sherjan Ahmad

Gary Dranow sits down with Sherjan Ahmad, the dynamic guitarist and singer known for Coke Studio Season 10 and performances with Junoon and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. They dive into Sherjan’s musical roots, the rise of Sufi rock, and how music bridges cultures. Plus, a look ahead at his upcoming projects and collaborations for 2026.

A Conversation with Danny Goldberg

In this special episode of The Gary Dranow Show, Gary sits down with legendary music executive, author, and cultural historian Danny Goldberg. With a career spanning over five decades, Goldberg shares rare insights from his time managing and producing for icons like Nirvana, Bonnie Raitt, and The Allman Brothers Band, as well as leading major record labels including Atlantic Records, Warner Bros., and Mercury Records. Together, Gary and Danny explore the evolution of rock and roll, the intersection of music and social change, and Goldberg’s newest book, Liberals With Attitude: The Rodney King Beating and the Fight for the Soul of Los Angeles (Akashic Books, 2025). It’s a thoughtful and passionate conversation about music, activism, and the enduring power of art to inspire change
 

A Conversation with Sofia Scott Episode Thirteen

**The Gary Dranow Show – A Conversation with Sofia Scott**In this episode, I sit down with Sofia Scott, Salt Lake City’s dynamic Drag Queen and unapologetically bold transfemme rock artist. From her beginnings in drag and karaoke to becoming one of the city’s most prominent queer hard rock voices, Sofia shares her journey of self-discovery, artistry, and breaking boundaries in music and performance.

A Conversation with Paul Collins Episode Eleven

The Gary Dranow Show – A Conversation with Paul CollinsIn this episode, I sit down with power pop pioneer Paul Collins, best known for his work with The Nerves, The Beat, and his influential solo career. We explore his early days shaping the sound of American power pop, his journey through decades of music-making, and his perspective on keeping rock and roll alive for new generations.
 
 
 

A Conversation with Sal Baglio - The Amplfier Heads Episode Ten

**Host – Gary Dranow, 801‑680‑6066, [gary@manicemotions.com](mailto:gary@manicemotions.com)**
**🎙️ Podcast with Sal Baglio: “They Came to Rock” Soundtrack & Rock Opera**
Sal Baglio of rock-and-roll project **The Amplifier Heads** joins forces with soul powerhouse **Barrence Whitfield** to debut their high-voltage single **“They Came to Rock”** via Rum Bar Records. This hard-hitting title track anchors the immersive rock opera ***Songs From They Came To Rock***, executive-produced by Norty Cohen, chronicling an alien invasion where extraterrestrials land on what they call “The Vinyl Frontier” to experience Earth’s music through cosmic static.
Baglio, veteran of The Stompers, crafted the concept album and describes it as “a musical speed rocket trip” with fantasy, fact, narrative drive, and musical cohesion. With Whitfield delivering feral, sky-shattering vocals and Baglio’s textured arrangements spanning brass, theremin, mellotron, and more, the release builds out a dramatic tapestry across ten songs and eight interludes. The single follows earlier releases exploring UFO lore—including Rendlesham Forest and Betty & Barney Hill stories.
Stay tuned: the soundtrack is set for release alongside live stage performances of the rock opera—designed for rock fans and alien enthusiasts alike to blast off together.

A Conversation with Rob Grad Episode Nine

“A Conversation with Rob Grad – The Gary Dranow Show”
🎙️ Episode: A Conversation with Rob GradHosted by Gary Dranow, this episode features a captivating dialogue with Rob Grad—renowned musician, multidisciplinary visual artist, and TEDx speaker.
About Rob Grad:
An artist whose journey spans from signing with RCA Records before age 21 to exhibiting internationally and speaking on platforms like TEDx.
Creator of deeply layered 3D collages, assemblages, and sculptures blending urban photography, painting, drawing, and text—exploring themes of nature, technology, internal freedom, and existential longing
In this episode, Gary and Rob explore:
Rob’s evolution from performer to multidisciplinary creator and what inspired that transformation.
How intuition, discomfort, and creative risk have shaped his artistic path.
The role of authenticity and surrender in both art and life, drawing from Rob’s TEDx message: “Finally Using My Own Eyes” 
Why You’ll Love It:This conversation is an inspiring exploration of embracing uncertainty, trusting one’s inner voice, and building a life and body of work that feels meaningful. Whether you’re an artist, creative leader, or curious soul, Rob’s journey will resonate and maybe even shift the way you see your own process.
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A Conversation with Garret Vandermolen Episode Eight

 
A Conversation with Garret VandermolenHosted by Gary Dranow on The Gary Dranow Show
Join host Gary Dranow for an engaging episode of The Gary Dranow Show, featuring an insightful one-on-one conversation with indie singer-songwriter Garret Vandermolen. Dive deep into Garret’s artistic journey—from his early musical influences and songwriting process to the stories behind his latest releases. Expect candid reflections, personal anecdotes, and a rich exploration of the creative spirit. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering his music, this relaxed yet compelling dialogue offers a meaningful look into the life and artistry of Garret Vandermolen.