Robert takes a look at the world of classical music and how the forces of intolerance have made it a battleground for poor decisions and social experimentation.

Robert takes a look at the world of classical music and how the forces of intolerance have made it a battleground for poor decisions and social experimentation.

Robert Cooperman hosts “For the Rest of Us,” which airs on 95.9 FM Saturdays at 11 AM in Columbus, OH. He is the founder and president of Stage Right Theatrics, the country’s only conservative theatre company. A playwright and theatre producer, Robert’s goal is to increase participation in the arts by conservative and traditionally-minded people and to educate audiences on American theatre history and its connection to promoting Western values, which he fears are eroding rapidly in all aspects of our culture. “For the Rest of Us” is, as it suggests, a show that looks at the erosion of Western (and specifically American) values in our contemporary arts scene and—more importantly—what we can do about it! Contact Robert at stageright826@gmail.com

Robert Cooperman hosts &ldquo;For the Rest of Us,&rdquo; which airs on 95.9 FM Saturdays at 11 AM in Columbus, OH. He is the founder and president of Stage Right Theatrics, the country&rsquo;s only conservative theatre company. A playwright and theatre producer, Robert&rsquo;s goal is to increase participation in the arts by conservative and traditionally-minded people and to educate audiences on American theatre history and its connection to promoting Western values, which he fears are eroding rapidly in all aspects of our culture. &ldquo;For the Rest of Us&rdquo; is, as it suggests, a show that looks at the erosion of Western (and specifically American) values in our contemporary arts scene and&mdash;more importantly&mdash;what we can do about it! Contact Robert at stageright826@gmail.com

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Ep 24 What Has Happened to Classical Music?

Robert looks at two issues: 1) the new film, "Buddy," which attempts to show the dark side of childhood and the antithesis to shows like "Barney & Friends," and 2) an article from "National Review' discussing how important it is for young conservatives to make their voices heard, even in the arts!

Robert looks at two issues: 1) the new film, "Buddy," which attempts&nbsp;to show the dark side of childhood and the&nbsp;antithesis to shows like "Barney &amp; Friends," and 2) an article from "National Review' discussing how important it is for young conservatives to make their voices heard, even in the arts!

Ep 25 "Buddy" and the Perils of Being a Young Conservative.

Robert talks about the way the late Dolly Parton remained on the surface apolitical yet managed to offer compelling subjects and themes in her songwriting In fact, she may not have been so apolitical afterall! Also, people are reading "The Odyssey" again!

Robert talks about the way the late&nbsp;Dolly Parton remained on the surface apolitical yet managed to offer compelling subjects&nbsp;and themes in her songwriting In fact, she may not have been so apolitical afterall! Also, people are reading "The Odyssey" again!

Ep 23 "Goodbye, Dolly!"

Robert talks about two newsworthy stories. One is about the drag show in San Francisco that mocked the assassination of Charlie Kirk, bloody short and all. That's the bad news. The good news is people seem to be going back to the movies in greater numbers and we have "The Odyssey" to thank. Hear Robert's take on both these stories!

Robert talks about two newsworthy stories. One is about the drag show in San Francisco that mocked the&nbsp;assassination of Charlie Kirk, bloody short and all. That's the&nbsp;bad news. The good news is people seem to be going back to the movies in greater numbers and we have "The Odyssey" to thank. Hear Robert's take on both these stories!

Ep 24 What Has Happened to Classical Music?

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