By Mindy Peterson
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What role did music play historically in Native American culture, and in what ways has this changed or remained the same? How have Native musicians influenced modern music? Dr. Anton Treuer, author of “Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask,” shares powerful insights into the deep connection between music, tradition, and resilience in Native communities. From ceremonial drums to modern fusion, discover how these rhythms carry stories, heal, and inspire across generations. Join us for an exploration of music’s enduring legacy and its impact on Native identity.
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Award-winning pianist and composer AyseDeniz is expanding classical music’s reach by blending tradition and technology in fascinating ways. She’s using AI not only to bring classical music to new audiences but also to imagine what the legendary composers (think Chopin and Mozart) might have composed if they were alive in the digital age. AyseDeniz shares insights on economic factors at play, the future of music, and how AI can amplify – not replace – human artistry. Join us as we explore how AI is reshaping classical music for the next generation!
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Dr. Anita Collins, who I consider the global godmother of music advocacy, has been working for six years on a simplified music advocacy method. This distilled, efficient method is now available and is designed to empower musicians and educators everywhere to confidently and effectively advocate for music education. Infuse these steps into your work to exponentially expand the life-changing impact of music and experience magnified enjoyment and reward as you work smarter, not harder.
Bonus: Learn about “stealth advocacy” AND get gift ideas for the music teacher in your life (or for your own wish list!).
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Sara Auster is a world-renowned sound therapist and author of “Sound Bath: Meditate, Heal and Connect Through Listening.” We explore the profound effects of sound baths, from their ability to promote healing and mindfulness to their growing recognition in the wellness world. Sara shares her journey into sound therapy, how sound affects the mind and body, and the science behind this immersive experience. Learn how sound baths can help you connect, heal, and find balance in your life.
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Can art, nature, and movement be just as powerful as medicine? In this episode, I’m joined by solutions-focused journalist Julia Hotz, author of The Connection Cure. We explore how social prescribing—using nonmedical resources like music, service, and belonging—can improve mental and physical health. Julia shares the science behind this approach, real-life success stories, and how it's spreading worldwide. Tune in to discover how you can bring more joy, meaning, and connection into your life and your community!
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