Radio City With Jon Grayson & Rob Ross:  Episodes One Hundred Forty Five, One Hundred Forty Six, One Hundred Forty Seven and One Hundred Forty Eight

This is an unprecedented moment for Radio City…; we’re delivering four episodes, as part of what Jon and Rob deem as “Underneath The Bunker” – the shows recorded at the start of the pandemic self-quarantine/shelter-in-place edicts nationwide and continuing through the progressive weeks as things became worse. 

As you can hear, with each episode, frustration turns to anger; uncertainty becomes pain and both Jon and Rob express their feelings with a bareboned honesty even more conveyed than in previous outings.

These shows were done without talking points or pre-planned ideas; these are wholly improvised and natural – two friends sequestered in the most surreal, yet painfully realistic circumstances possible.  You may laugh; you may cry; you may become infuriated – but you’ll be on the same emotional roller coaster that Rob, Jon and everyone else is currently on.
 
If nothing else, let these two help put your minds at ease – they may not have the answers, but they’re willing to try to find something to bring comfort to all…
 
Radio City With Jon Grayson & Rob Ross:  Episodes One Hundred Forty Five, One Hundred Forty Six, One Hundred Forty Seven and One Hundred Forty Eight

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Rob Ross

Rob Ross has been, for good, bad or indifferent, involved in the music industry for over 30 years - first as guitarist/singer/songwriter with The Punch Line, then as freelance journalist, producer and manager to working for independent and major record labels. He resides in Staten Island, New York with his wife and cats; he works out a lot, reads voraciously, loves Big Star and his orange Gretsch. Doesn't that make him neat?

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