How does uncovering a family secret inspire a new artistic journey and heal long-held wounds?

In this captivating episode of Family Twist, hosts Corey and Kendall Stulce welcome Cory Goodrich, a multi-talented artist and author of "Folk Song: A Ballad of Death, Discovery, and DNA." Cory shares her profound journey of uncovering a life-changing family secret after her mother's passing and how it led her to discover her biological father's artistic legacy. Through painting, acting, and music, Cory found a way to heal and connect with her newfound identity. Join us as we explore the power of art in navigating grief, identity, and unexpected family twists.

NPE Cory Goodrich Uncovers Family Secrets and Artistic Passion

Key Benefits for Listeners:

1. Healing Through Creativity: Discover how Cory used painting and other artistic expressions to process grief and connect with her biological roots, offering listeners inspiration to explore their own creative outlets.
2. Navigating Family Secrets: Gain insights into the emotional and psychological impacts of uncovering hidden family truths and how to approach these revelations with compassion and resilience.
3. Building Empathy and Community: Learn about the importance of storytelling and sharing personal experiences to build empathy, create connections, and find support within a community of individuals with similar journeys.

Dive into Cory Goodrich's inspiring story of artistic discovery and healing—tune in now to explore the transformative power of art and uncovering family secrets!

Guest bio:

Born in Wilmington, Delaware and raised in Clarkston, Michigan, Cory Goodrich is a Jeff Award-winning actress for her roles as Mother in Drury Lane Oakbrook’s acclaimed production of "Ragtime," and as June Carter Cash in the Jeff nominated Johnny Cash revue, "Ring of Fire" at Mercury Theater Chicago. A Graduate of Michigan State University, she is also a singer/songwriter, producer, writer, and mother of two, children's composer with her two award winning CDs, Hush and Wiggly Toes, and three solo folk albums: W.O.M.A.N, Wildwood Flower, a collection of traditional and original folk songs featuring the autoharp, and her latest project, Long Way Around, produced by Ethan Deppe of The Quiet Regret. She is co-producer of six Season of Carols CDs (Season of Carols, Holiday Music to Benefit Season of Concern, which garnered over $200K for the charity.) and The Second City Divas, Live at Mercury Theater CD with Eugene Dizon. Her memoir, Folksong: A Ballad of Death, Discovery, and DNA is available on Amazon.

Guest links:

https://corygoodrich.com/gallery

https://www.instagram.com/corygoodrich/

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