Roomotionally Speaking: Recent Episodes
Ricky Roo
It means just as much to them as it does to you. How music impacts those who make it and those who hear it.
The amazing Michelle Branch joins me on the podcast. We discuss music in the kitchen, songs that influenced her and a shared love of Phil Collins. Check out the 16:24 mark where my head explodes after Michelle says she'll add me to a group text.
Garrett from Elvis Duran and The Morning Show and Staxx from Z100 NYC join me on the podcast. We'll hear Mary J Blige discuss what music means to her. Staxx introduces us to a frantic style of music while Garrett gets sappy with Uncle Jesse.
Tracy and Nicole from iHeartRadio join me on the podcast. Becky G talks about connecting with family over music. We'll discuss awesome unreleased songs, music that changed the game and a plea for romantic love. *Disco Ball required.
Billy The Kidd from Kiss Fm in Austin and Dallas joins Ricky on the podcast. Pete Wentz describes how music relates to his everyday life. We'll reminisce about old days, conversations with musical icons and what should and shouldn’t be remixed.
Maxwell from Z100 New York and Wendy Wild from 103-5 KTU New York join Ricky on the podcast. We'll hear from Hillary Duff as she navigates her moods with music. Maxwell sets the mood with some sexy music and Wendy talks about a surprise musical instrument.
Jonathan Clarke from Q104-3 and Mo Bounce from Z100 join Ricky. We’ll hear from Ludacris and Gavin Rossdale as they explain music’s influence on their lives. The group talks about artist encounters, screaming lyrics and connecting to fans.
Christine Nagy and Jamie Megargee from 106.7 Lite FM join Ricky on the podcast. We’ll hear from Echosmith and Rachel Platten as they imagine a world without music. The group talks about music from their formative years, finger drumming and bathtub songs.
Shelly Rome from Z100 New York and Jagger from 103-5 KTU New York join Ricky for the inaugural episode. We’ll hear from Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez as they discuss what music means to them. The group explores breakup songs, our early musical memories and some shocking revelations.