Aug 6, 2026 · 34 min · 12 segments
Rick Sowash lives by his wits. He has earned most of his living by weaving the history and folklore of his native Ohio into books which he himself writes, publishes and markets. In earlier…
Rick SowashGuest
Jennet IngleHost
But When I was 62, and that's now been 14 years ago, it came to me that what I should do is give it away just absolutely for free to the greatest extent possible to anybody who's interested in it.

I'll send you PDFs of the scores and you can print them out at home and play them if you like.

Or same with choir pieces or Recordings are available online free at Spotify and YouTube and all those kinds of places.

But here's the curious thing, Janet, when when you do this, when you give away your work for free and the basis of it is the ideas came to me for free.

And then I have to add that in the production of CDs, which is a very expensive thing to do, lots and lots involved with that.

And I'm in the process of producing 10 more right now, which I hope to have out in the next five years.

But When I was 62, and that's now been 14 years ago, it came to me that what I should do is give it away just absolutely for free to the greatest extent possible to anybody who's interested in it.

I'll send you PDFs of the scores and you can print them out at home and play them if you like.

Or same with choir pieces or Recordings are available online free at Spotify and YouTube and all those kinds of places.

But here's the curious thing, Janet, when when you do this, when you give away your work for free and the basis of it is the ideas came to me for free.

And then I have to add that in the production of CDs, which is a very expensive thing to do, lots and lots involved with that.

And I'm in the process of producing 10 more right now, which I hope to have out in the next five years.
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