In this episode, Musician Robbie Gennet shares how losing his home in the Woolsey fire sparked unprecedented creativity, leading to 10 albums of original music. The conversation explores authenticity in art, overcoming creative barriers, and how music serves as both personal processing and universal connection. Robbie discusses his teaching philosophy, the importance of self-permission, and his upcoming projects including an illustrated book of lyrics.
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Robbie Gennet is a Los Angeles-based musician, educator, and artist who has created over 800 songs in his catalogue and recently released 10 albums of original music. Former teacher at Musicians Institute and author of “The Key of One” published by Alfred Publishing.
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