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Jan 2017

1h 12m

Bob Schneider

LANCE ARMSTRONG

About this episode

Bob Schneider is a Michigan born, Austin based musician and former lead-singer of Ugly Americans. He has released over a dozen albums during his career. He sat down with Lance in Austin to play a few songs and talk: surviving a plane crash, growing up overseas, overcoming addiction and more.

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