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“Being in country music is what I love. It's who I am. Being able to be a gay man in country music and continue to break down walls and change hearts and minds has been really important to me.”

Quote by Ty Herndon

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Ty Herndon

Ty Herndon is an American singer born on May 2, 1962. His musical career began in the 1990s, and he became famous for his emotional voice and touching songs. Herndon's music style blends elements of country, pop, and rock, making him one of the most popular artists of the mid-1990s. more

“Climate change is there as a reminder that we can get richer and safer societies that are also consuming more and more to the point where the stability of Earth's systems is being challenged at potentially catastrophic levels. I don't think we can stop that. Just the very same worries I have about prediction on the positive progressive side - I mean, predictions that say we'll be great, we'll be fine - also apply to predictions that are too catastrophic. I'm not sure we get those predictions right either.”

Thinking Mean Worry Climate Change Not Sure Progressive Stability Get Rich

Author:Sheila Jasanoff

“Dude, okay, so you're gay. You may consider that to be different, but you're not different. You have two jobs. You have to go out there and be the best artist that you can be. You've got to go out there and be the best songwriter that you can be. You simply have to be great at what you do and then your dreams will fall into place. Who you are is just a part of that dream, a part of your story.”

Different Dream Artist Fall Gay Okay Who You Are Being The Best Fall Into Place Best Artist

Author:Ty Herndon

“It shouldn't matter what your sexual orientation is, you just need to be great at what you do. If you're an artist, be a great artist.”

Author:Ty Herndon

“I was raised a good little Catholic. What's more theatrical than the ritual of the Catholic church?”

Church Catholic Ritual Theatrical

Author:Chuck Panozzo

“We need a more widely shared burden on the part of society to keep asking, "What are our collective values, what kind of world do we want to bequeath to our children, and to what extent are these particular technological developments helping us go in those directions? I think that corporations, every bit as much as governments, social movements, and universities - we all have a role to play in asking those questions. I don't think anybody should have a monopoly on that responsibility.”