Title: Rusty Willoughby
Content:  Rusty Willoughby (born June 30, 1966 ) is an active American musician born in Staten Island and currently living in Vashon, Washington, a suburb of Seattle. , he has been vocalist, songwriter and guitarist or bass guitarist for several Seattle based bands: Pure Joy (1984–1989, 1997–2004), Flop (1990–1995), Llama (2005–2008), and Cobirds Unite (2010–). He also briefly played drums for the Fastbacks. He also played with Kurt Bloch of the Fastbacks, Jonathan Poneman (co-founder of the record label Sub Pop ), and Scott Sutherland (of Seattle bands Model Rockets and Chemistry Set) in a Cheap Trick cover band called Sick Man of Europe, and appeared in the film Hype!, a documentary directed about the popularity of grunge rock.
Title: Jim Willoughby
Content:  `Willow`, as he was often called, was the only son of three children born to James Roger Willoughby and Marlene Dickinson Willoughby. He had Pottawatomi heritage in addition to his British ancestry, as his great-aunt Mamie Echo Hawk served as the tribe’s chief lobbyist in Washington DC office for many years. Born in Salinas, California, Willoughby was raised and attended high school in the town of Gustine in San Joaquin Valley. While attending Gustine High School, he played four years of varsity baseball as well as basketball and football, eventually participating in track events. He then was selected by the Giants in the 11th round of the 1967 MLB Draft, being assigned immediately to the rookie class Salt Lake City Giants. Willoughby later pitched for other teams in the Giants minor league system, as well as pursuing a degree in electrical engineering as part of his scholarship plan signed with San Francisco. As a result, he spent the 1967–1968 offseason at UC Berkeley and also attended Fresno State, Phoenix College, and the College of San Mateo.
Title: Jim Willoughby
Content:  Married three times, Willoughby had two sons by his second wife: Trevor, who played baseball at Cal State Fullerton, and Ryan, who played basketball in high school. Willoughby later became a resident of Pollock Pines in California, where he continued working as a painting and decorating contractor.
Title: Digby Willoughby (bobsleigher)
Content:  Willoughby took early retirement from the Army and from 1978 combined work as an auctioneer’s representative with that of secretary and chief executive of the St Moritz Tobogganing Club, an appointment which he held for 24 years and which he had coveted ever since his early runs down the Cresta. Willoughby was appointed MBE in 2002. He died at St Moritz, the day before he was to watch the Willoughby Cup, which he founded.
Title: The Willoughbys
Content: Will Forte as Tim Willoughby, the protagonist of the film, he is the oldest and rational son of the Willoughbys. ; Maya Rudolph as Linda a.k.a. The Nanny, an eccentric babysitter who looks after the kids. She is also revealed to be an orphan. ; Alessia Cara as Jane Willoughby, the cheerful middle child of the Willoughbys with a passion for singing. ; Terry Crews as Commander Melanoff, the joyous, but lonely owner of a candy factory. ; Martin Short as Walter "Father" Willoughby, the Willoughby's abusive father with a hobby of ships in bottles. ; Jane Krakowski as Helga "Mother" Willoughby, the Willoughby's abusive mother with a hobby of knitting. ; Seán Cullen as Barnaby A and Barnaby B Willoughby, the "creepy" twin boys and youngest children of the Willoughbys with a shared passion for inventing. ; Ricky Gervais as The Cat, a talking blue tabby cat, and the narrator of the film. ; Colleen Wheeler as Orphan Service Agent Alice Vernakov. ; Nancy Robinson as Irene Holmes. ; Kris Pearn as Spoons McGee. 
Title: Bart Willoughby
Content:  During 1995 Willoughby took time out to work with his Pitjantjantjara community as Music Instructor to secondary school students at Yalata Anangu School, Yalata, South Australia where he taught drums, guitar and songwriting.
Title: Rusty Willoughby
Content: Rusty Willoughby self-released, 1999) ; Filament Dust (self-released, 2009) ; Cobirds Unite (self-released, 2010) ; Adult Soft Record (self-release, 2012) ; Anti (self-released, 2013) 
Title: Jim Willoughby
Content:  Following his playing retirement, Willoughby moved to Massachusetts and briefly hosted a radio talk show in Waltham. He then was named baseball head coach at Suffolk University in December 1980, but resigned four months later after being suspended for a bat-throwing incident during practice. Subsequently, he returned to his native California, where he worked as a construction contractor and developed a career building houses on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada.
Title: Tim Willoughby
Content:  Subsequent to his win in Los Angeles, Willoughby was a crew member of the Australian yacht Kookaburra III, which attempted to defend the America's Cup in 1987, but was defeated by the American yacht Stars & Stripes. He remained in Perth following the America's Cup, and became president of the WA Olympic Council and of the Olympians Club of WA, representing Western Australia to the Australian Olympic Committee.
Title: Man's Favorite Sport?
Content:  Roger Willoughby works at Abercrombie & Fitch as a salesman for sports fishing equipment. He is very successful at his job and highly sought after by his customers, who are looking for equipment which could help them win the next edition of the yearly fishing tournament at Lake Wakapoogee. His boss Mr. Cadwalader requests Willoughby to also participate in the tournament, something Willoughby had never done before. This request comes at the suggestion of Isolde "Easy" Mueller, the daughter of the owner of the lodge at Lake Wakapogee, and Abigail Page, the director of public relations for the lodge and Easy's friend. They 

Question: What is Rusty Willoughby's occupation?
Answer: songwriter.
song writer.