E13: Dallas Recording Artist Robbie Gustin on Recovery, Hope, and Helping Others

Ameritocracy Goes to Dallas, Part Two: In this episode Troy Edgar meets with Dallas musician and Guitar Center Platinum Room Manager Robbie Gustin. 

Robbie’s deep connection with music started at a young age. His grandfather was an original member of the Texas Playboys. At his first job as a teenager, he was hired by Kim Davis, Stevie Ray Vaughan’s guitarist at his local Dallas music store. Now, a talented recording artist, Robbie's expertise is well respected as the go-to connection for musicians and collectors looking to acquire rare and custom instruments.

Robbie's story is one of overcoming unfavorable situations and includes intense topics such as physical and substance abuse. Recovery is a difficult path and Robbie bravely shares how he has found strength and inspiration through creating music and his faith and personal beliefs. 

The song featured in this episode is "Stand Up" by Robbie's band Supernova Remnant.