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Question 1

A Fragile Beginning, Shaped by Music

Answer

When I was born in 1959, I weighed just two pounds. It would have taken a foolhardy gambler to bet on me, and I’ve always felt lucky simply to be here. As the youngest of four, I grew up in a lively household shaped by my restaurateur father, my active mother, and much older siblings who filled our home with music from every direction.

That constant soundtrack became the foundation of my life. From The Rolling Stones to Bob Dylan, from James Brown to more eclectic artists, music was everywhere. But what I remember most, what I latched onto completely, was The Beatles. By the time I was five, they had already become something more than just music to me. I watched every appearance, collected their albums, brought them to school for show-and-tell, and even built entire class presentations around them. What began as childhood fascination quickly became a lifelong obsession.

Question 2

A Lifelong Pursuit of Connection

Answer

As I grew older, my life became a series of moments that brought me closer to The Beatles and their world. At 17, I took a leap of faith, boarding a bus to see Paul McCartney perform for the first time. I was overwhelmed just to be in the same room. In my twenties, I tried to articulate their impact through writing, traveled to England to walk the places I had only imagined, and even reached out to Yoko Ono, receiving a treasured reply.

Eventually, that devotion led to an unforgettable moment: meeting Paul McCartney in London. I had waited outside his office, hoping for a glimpse, and when he appeared, I could barely speak. My hands shook so much that the photos I took were blurry, but unmistakably him. That moment, imperfect as it was, felt like winning the lottery. Years later, I would come full circle, photographing him again from the front rows of a concert, living out a dream I had carried since childhood.

Question 3

From Devotion to Legacy: Creating Global Beatles Day

Answer

Even now, decades later, The Beatles are woven into my being. Their music still gives me a visceral rush, their artistry still feels timeless, and their influence has shaped not just my tastes, but my perspective on the world. Sometimes I feel like they helped raise me as much as my parents did.

Motivated by gratitude, I began to wonder why there wasn’t a day dedicated to honoring their global impact. If we can celebrate so many other things, why not something that brought so much meaning, creativity, and unity to the world? That idea became my mission: to create Global Beatles Day, celebrated each year on June 25th, the anniversary of their historic global broadcast of “All You Need is Love.”

I envisioned it as a true tribute, a love letter from the world back to them. Not commercialized or trivialized, but something meaningful. Whether people celebrate by listening to their music, giving back, or simply reflecting, the goal is the same: to recognize the profound impact The Beatles have had on culture, connection, and humanity. And in doing so, to bring people together—just as their music always has.

“I say in speeches that a plausible mission of artists is to make people appreciate being alive at least a little bit. I am then asked if I know of any artists who pulled that off. I reply, ‘The Beatles did’.”

Global Beatles Day is a love letter from the world to The Beatles

Celebrate Global Beatles Day on June 25th in your own way, but share the love

Several charitable organizations are affiliated with the Beatles, here are just a few:

The Beatles Impact

Your Global Beatles Day prep starts today

The Beatles, GBD, and ME
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Let’s Get In Touch

“I say in speeches that a plausible mission of artists is to make people appreciate being alive at least a little bit. I am then asked if I know of any artists who pulled that off. I reply, ‘The Beatles did’.”

Global Beatles Day is a love letter from the world to The Beatles

Celebrate Global Beatles Day on June 25th in your own way, but share the love

Several charitable organizations are affiliated with the Beatles, here are just a few:

The Beatles Impact

Your Global Beatles Day prep starts today

The Beatles, GBD, and ME - Faith Cohen

Let’s Get In Touch

The Beatles, GBD, and ME
_{- Faith Cohen}