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Rose Caiola, the Co-Writer shares her Good News · Go News To Go: More Good News

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  All right, Lucky May, I'm here with Rose Kyola, who has I
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  think you got a lot of Tony You have seven tonies, eight, you
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  got eight tonies, and this guy over here rock and roll, ma'am,
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  will be your ninth for sure. So important thing is we're telling an amazing
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  story that's really important about how the beginning of the civil rights happened, desegregation.
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  We're inspiring a lot of people and we're entertaining them. We're having a
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  lot of fun. And now how are you doing that? How does that
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  all work out? Well? I'm the co book writer and producer, and
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  I was very compelled to tell this story because I realized that there were a
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  lot of people that didn't know about the beginning of desegregation and who was the
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  impetus for it. Alan Freed was an upstart. He was a hero to
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  America's youth and a target for the establishment. He was hunted down by people
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  like Jayga Hoover who wanted to stop social change from happening, who to stop
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  unity. And Alan Freed brought people together by the music that he played and
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  the love of this incredible music, which he named rock and roll. So
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  I hope everybody can see this incredible story that we're telling and learn about Alan
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  Freed and how he impacted the world. Now everybody know, you know,
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  my audience knows me, and they know I play concerts and music and I
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  sort of like it. I don't know, but it makes you happy as
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  long as you sound good. I ruined my sister's career with the violin because
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  I thought she didn't sound good. But in any case, she still owes
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  me. The fact is this is a great show. I've seen the show.
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  I was with two of the people that work with me from It's not
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  Yeah, okay, So tell who's in the cast. That's the team of
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  Rulest, who's the quintessential rock and roll voice of our time. If Alan
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  Freed could sing, he would sound like Constant Team. It's a magnificent So
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  you're gonna be here until September first, and then you're gonna do some road
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  stuff, maybe considering third and maybe we'll be moving down the block. Look
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  out for us. You're gonna move down the block. This is a great
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  show. All right, Thank you so much. What's peace for you?
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  Peace? What's peace? What is it for you? Yes? Rose,
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  Peace is all people, all colors, all shapes, all sizes, all
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  cultures, all religions coming together with love. That's me. Love you,
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  thanks, thank you, Love you too.