Paul Green

Paul Richard Green is a pilot, wellbeing coach, and founder of the Cockpit Method. He is affiliated with Delegation. Green is known for establishing a performance-based music program for children, teens, and adults, which was originally called the Paul Green School of Rock Music. The program was first founded in Philadelphia in 1998 and expanded to various U.S. states as well as Mexico. Green’s work gained recognition, notably through a documentary titled Rock School that highlighted the school's activities in 2005. After leaving the School of Rock in early 2010, Green transitioned into roles in the entertainment industry, serving as the music coordinator for the Woodstock Film Festival in 2011 and hosting a weekly rock radio show called The Tool Shed with Paul Green on Radio Woodstock 100. His diverse career spans music education, radio broadcasting, and entrepreneurship. Green's professional journey reflects a commitment to music and performance, alongside initiatives aimed at personal wellbeing and coaching. Despite notable achievements in his prior endeavors, Green's reputation has faced challenges due to allegations of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse by former students in 2025.

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The newest episodes Paul Green has appeared on. Open one to see it on its podcast.

How hosts framed recent episodes with Paul: the titles of the episodes where they appear.

Every podcast that has had Paul on, most often first. Open one to see Paul's episodes there.

Don't Shoot The Messenger

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4

The IT Experts Podcast

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3

Futbol Americas

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2

Becker's Healthcare - Pharmacy Leadership Podcast

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2

Anything's Possible

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2

Beauty Business Matters

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2

Stephenville Town Podcast

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2

Making Cents of it All

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2

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