S07 Episode 11: Inside The Bruce Springsteen Center For American Music (with Eileen Chapman and Bob Santelli)
None But The BraveShow Notes
In the latest episode of None But The Brave, co-hosts Hal Schwartz and Flynn McLean discuss the new Bruce Springsteen Center For American Music, which is now open on the campus of Monmouth University. They are proud to be joined by the Director of the Center, Eileen Chapman, as well as a little later in the episode, Executive Director Bob Santelli. They give Hal and Flynn the inside scoop on how the Center came about. Thom Zimny's new film that serves as the introduction to the center, the incredible array of musical artifacts from across American music history that are found on the first floor in the Jon Landau American Music Gallery, and of course the second floor which is dedicated to Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band. Hal and Flynn also ask about the Museum's extremely high quality merchandise and get some tantalizing info on what's to come. Towards the end, Bob tells them what Bruce's reaction was to being told he was opening the second Music America show.
At the start of the episode, they discuss Bruce's performances at both the opening of the Obama Presidential Center and the Tribeca Film Festival.
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