Welcome to the not old Better Show. I'm host Paul Vogel-Zang. Longtime friend and colleague, Dusty Wright, is a content creator and culture curator.

He's a contributor to the Huffington Post.

He's a DJ at David Lynch's Transcendental Music Radio,

the former editor-in-chief of Cream and Prince's new Power Generation magazines,

as well as a writer of films, fiction, and television.

He's also a singer-songwriter who's released four solo CDs,

along with a wonderful new song, Fly, which is inspirational

and meaningful.

My guests today on the Not Old Better show are Dusty Right, and he's joined in his home studio via Skype with colleagues,

Director Stephanie Riggs and producer Serena Bellsby.

We'll have links to everyone's details, but it is an August group talented and respected.

Of course because it's Dusty will listen to his new song Fly and Dusty will offer personal details about the song's origins.

But we'll also learn about Dusty's new project

titled Fly Virtual Reality focused around the song

and his collaboration with virtual reality experts, Serena and Stephanie.

Join us for a great show, A Tour de Force, but I must tell you, right at the outset,

while this project is a powerful, brilliant application of VR, it is also coming together

as a result of a tragic suicide.

On the one hand, a thoughtful, inspired, an intelligent deployment of the virtual reality technology, and on the other a brutal, difficult subject which galvanized this team and their solution.

This is a personal subject for me and my family as well as many

others. It's important to discuss this as hard as it may be sometimes. Join us

as we learn about the medical use of virtual reality as an immersive technology

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