Kenny Kahn, founder of Music Land Gift Foundation, talks about how through his own cancer journey he found a way to give others the gift of music

Join Kelli and Anne for their 205th NEW episode!

They start by talking about the tragedy that is happening in the Ukraine and how they are sending their love and support to the people of Ukraine. They also talk about Chef Jose Andres and his World Central Kitchen going to the Ukraine and serving meals to refugees that are fleeing the violence there. If you would like to make a donation to help go to www.wck.org Next that talk about their neice Maggie coming to NYC to visit and all of the fun things they did with her including a piano bar, a Broadway show and a drag brunch! And how they walked so much they are realizing how out of shape they really are! Next they talk about seeing the movie Death On The Nile and how Kelli wants to plan an R Family Vacations trip on Uniworld to sail down the Nile! Finally they talk about Anne’s upcoming NY concert on April 24th at GreenRoom 42, her London show at Crazy Cows on May 13th and her new booking in Asheville, NC on Aug 27th PLUS Kelli’s upcoming trip in May to Venice on a Uniworld river cruise. For more info on either go to www.annesteele.com and www.rfamilyvacations.com

Their special guest is Kenny Kahn, the founder of Music Land Gift Foundation. Through his own journey with cancer combined with his love of music and philanthropy, he created this amazing non-profit so that patients going through the struggles of cancer do not have to do it in silence.  He has an incredible and very personal story about the power of music in the healing process. He talks about how when he was going through his treatments he noticed that so many people were going through it in silence. For him, music made the journey more bearable. His family and friends started sharing playlists with him and it meant the world to feel connected though music. This prompted a desire to work with a team of trusted family, associates and friends to find a transformative idea that uses music to help patients and caregivers through a cancer journey. That was the beginning of Music Land Gift Foundation. They have begun supplying headphones, iPads and music stations to help patients experience the healing power of music while in treatment AND they have a web app so that you can create videos, messages and playlists to send to friends and family going through treatment or recovering. For more information go to www.musiclandgiftfoundation.org

Anne Steele