Ronan Gallagher, a late bloomer in music, began his journey in his mid-fifties, rapidly establishing himself as a profound songwriter with two acclaimed albums. His work, noted for its gritty storytelling and urgency, reflects everyday life experiences. Gerry Casey’s interview reveals Gallagher’s unique perspective, shaped by a full life prior to his musical career.
Don Arbor is a multifaceted artist and attorney, blending his passion for music with a commitment to social justice. Influenced by iconic musicians, he writes songs that address societal issues and explore personal themes. His album, “Hope Is Hard to Kill,” reflects resilience and compassion, solidifying his role as a storyteller and advocate.