By the time Harvey Arnold was 25, his wildest dreams had come true. He was the bass player for The Outlaws, a chart-topping Southern rock band, touring the country and playing to thousands at every show. So what does a musician do when the wild ride ends? He keeps on playing, and finds ways to give back. A recent battle with cancer prompted Arnold to make another dream come true, and he took a position helping folks with disabilities get and hold onto jobs. Harvey Arnold talks with host Frank Stasio and plays some guitar, too.

Listen to the interview here: http://wunc.org/tsot/archive/sot0510abc10.mp3/view