I love to interview fascinating newsmakers and I’m lucky enough to host a series of specials that we call “Secrets of Success.”

It’s a close look at inspiring people who’ve led remarkable lives and have achieved great success despite some tough challenges along the way. Right now I’m very excited because we’re in the midst of production for our latest installment. We will include one of America’s most popular preachers, Joel Osteen; NBA star Dikembe Mutombo; and the rags to riches saga of visionary philanthropist and business mogul, Chris Gardner, whose life story influenced the movie “Pursuit of Happiness.

Now, on this St. Patrick’s Day – an interview with Sir James Galway – nicknamed “the man with the golden flute.” Click here to watch a video of him playing!

Born in Belfast Ireland, he’s widely regarded as the world’s most celebrated classical flute player and a consummate entertainer who has endeared himself to millions of people across the globe. A musical master – he has sold over 30 million albums and continues his extensive touring giving recitals with the world’s leading orchestras. He’s received countless awards – including a special honor from Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II with a Knighthood for services to music.

Though his career has spanned decades, you won’t find him resting on past accolades – instead his boundless energy keeps him focused on making a difference in the lives of young people. Now, a new generation of artists are receiving special encouragement through Sir James’ master classes. I had a chance to see firsthand the impact he’s having with aspiring musicians who were given the opportunity spend time with him over the weekend and today. Youngsters as young as 8 years old were selected to take part in these special master classes. In the world of these young talents Sir James is indeed an icon. So many of them were awed and inspired to be in his company. A few were quite nervous at first, but soon found that Sir James is quite unpretentious and very eager to help them become better classical flute players. You could see through their eyes their happiness and excitement as they spent quality time with “the master.”

Music is Sir James’ passion and he hopes that he can influence aspiring students to never give up on their dreams. What’s remarkable about his approach and manner is that he’s totally hands on and accessible. He told me that growing up poor in Ireland has taught him important lessons about faith, courage and a will to succeed. Sir James donates his time and extensive resources to helping young artists around the world who often can’t afford classes or teachers. Through his Galway Network both Sir James and his wife Lady Jeanne reach out to touch thousands of lives in amazing ways. Their philanthropy also includes raising funds for children’s hospitals, orphanages and schools.

In New York, of course, it isn’t St. Patrick’s Day without the annual St. Paddy’s Day parade and I accompanied Sir James as he met up with a local band of young people called “The Young Colonials Junior Ancient Fife and Drum Corps.” These kids were so anxious to have a chance to meet Sir James and show him what they’ve learned along the way. It was so cold today on the parade route, but you’d never know it by seeing how proud these youngsters were to have Sir James play the flute alongside them. As they played their music, a big crowd gathered around with lots of folks taking pictures. In those moments — there was a spirit of positive energy that can best be described as magical. Sir James believes that music is truly a language of the heart…and it was clear he made a lasting connection with these youngsters. It’s an experience they soon won’t forget – nor will I.

I invite you to stay tuned to Fox News Channel to watch my interview with Sir James as part of our special program “Secrets of Success.” In addition to the folks I’ve mentioned that we’ve interviewed – we also have a few surprises ahead….. I will be updating you soon on what you can look forward to and an airdate.

This is one special that you don’t want to miss!