Robert A. Hammond is a seasoned broadcasting and marketing professional and a fervent supporter of Broadway and the arts. He has a career spanning over 20 years in radio and television, including experience as a general manager in several markets. Robert is well-known in the Rochester community for his stint as creator and host of Broadway on Legends, which aired on Legends 102.7 FM. Robert currently provides theatre reviews for various publications, including Broadway.com and Theatermania.com. Originating from NPR affiliate Classical 91.5 WXXI, he is the host and producer of Stage Notes, a weekly, syndicated radio program airing the music of Broadway. Robert travels regularly to New York City to see shows on Broadway.
Among others, the following people have been guests on Stage Notes:
Adam Pascal Albert Nocciolino
Amy Grant Bernadette Peters
Cass Morgan Darren Stevenson
David Burnham Dolly Parton
Jamie Bernstein Jeff Tyzik
Jennifer Holliday Jeremy Camp
Jim Brickman Joesph Leo Bwarie
Joe Donohoe Johnny Mathis
Jill Ohara John Waters
John West Karen Mason
Kyle Dean Massey Laura Osnes
Lillias White Liza Minnelli
Mandy Patinkin Michael Cavanaugh
Mark Cuddy Michael Feinstein
Matthew Morrison Matthew West
Maureen McGovern Nicolette Hart
Megan Hilty Renee Lawless
Ralph Meranto Scott Schwartz
Ronnie Kroell Telly Leung
Ted Chapin
Wade MaCollom
Stage Notes Show 
Just listened to your broadcast with Johnny Mathis – my No.1 singer of many decades! I think it was said that Johnny’s new CD (Sending You A Little Christmas) marks the first time that Johnny had dueted on a Christmas CD. I have a 2002 Columbia CD, ‘It’s Christmas Time Again’ on which Johnny duets with Gladys Knight several times. Even if this CD was not a main issue, it is still one on which he duets Christmas songs! Best regards. David Page (UK)
Thanks for your comment. Actually, Johnny told me that — didn’t want to correct him. LOL! Happy New Year!
Hey! Just ran into Howie at the pool and he told me about your pending presence here in the Desert. Mazel! Come visit again, soon.
Scott
I am enjoying the “Love on Broadway” series. I would like to suggest “Loving You” from “Passion”