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What if one in three individuals suffering from epilepsy found no relief from current treatments? Tune into this heart-wrenching episode as Mike Gomoll, founder of Joey's Song, shares his deeply personal journey of turning the pain of losing his son Joey to a rare form of epilepsy into a powerful mission for change. Mike joins Andy McNamara on Code Zero Radio's Fox City's Core to discuss the genesis and evolution of Joey's Song, a nonprofit that has rallied the music community to support epilepsy research and patient services. From releasing CDs featuring artists like REM and Roseanne Cash to organizing the much-anticipated Freezing Man concert, discover how music becomes a lifeline for those battling epilepsy.
We also uncover the harsh realities faced by epilepsy patients, particularly the third of them who find no respite from current treatments. Mike shares the innovative and creative fundraising efforts Joey's Song spearheads, including the adaptation to digital events during the pandemic. Listen as he recounts memorable moments with artists such as Rick Nielsen and Charlie Barron, and explore the behind-the-scenes magic that makes Joey's Song events unforgettable. The episode emphasizes the importance of continued research and community support, giving hope and resources to those who need it most.
Excitement escalates as Mike reveals the festival's new format, transforming Freezing Man into a week-long musical extravaganza. With performances from iconic bands like Soul Asylum and The Bangles leading up to an All-Star Jam, this year's event promises to be one for the books. Mike also discusses the logistical challenges and strategic goals of expanding Joey's Song events beyond Madison. Don't miss this inspiring conversation brimming with passion, dedication, and the power of music to make a meaningful difference. Follow our podcast, leave a review, and help us spread the word to amplify Joey's Song's impact.
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Support the show
Visit www.joeyssong.org to learn more about Joey's Song and the work we do and get details on our next set of shows. Also be sure to follow us on all popular social media platforms with our handle @joeyssong
Joey's Song is a federally registered 501(c)3 charity that raises money to fund research into treatments and cures for epilepsy. Joey's Song is 100% volunteer with no paid staff, so we are able to convert more dollars into life saving research.
Our Joey's Song family of artists include Rock N Roll Hall of Famers, Grammy and Emmy winners and Top 40 hitmakers.
- (00:10) - Joey's Song Fundraiser and Podcast Interview
To learn more about Joey's Song, please go to www.joeyssong.org and join our community through our mailing list. Also find us on all social media platforms with our handle @joeyssong on them all.
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By Joey’s SongWhat if one in three individuals suffering from epilepsy found no relief from current treatments? Tune into this heart-wrenching episode as Mike Gomoll, founder of Joey's Song, shares his deeply personal journey of turning the pain of losing his son Joey to a rare form of epilepsy into a powerful mission for change. Mike joins Andy McNamara on Code Zero Radio's Fox City's Core to discuss the genesis and evolution of Joey's Song, a nonprofit that has rallied the music community to support epilepsy research and patient services. From releasing CDs featuring artists like REM and Roseanne Cash to organizing the much-anticipated Freezing Man concert, discover how music becomes a lifeline for those battling epilepsy.
We also uncover the harsh realities faced by epilepsy patients, particularly the third of them who find no respite from current treatments. Mike shares the innovative and creative fundraising efforts Joey's Song spearheads, including the adaptation to digital events during the pandemic. Listen as he recounts memorable moments with artists such as Rick Nielsen and Charlie Barron, and explore the behind-the-scenes magic that makes Joey's Song events unforgettable. The episode emphasizes the importance of continued research and community support, giving hope and resources to those who need it most.
Excitement escalates as Mike reveals the festival's new format, transforming Freezing Man into a week-long musical extravaganza. With performances from iconic bands like Soul Asylum and The Bangles leading up to an All-Star Jam, this year's event promises to be one for the books. Mike also discusses the logistical challenges and strategic goals of expanding Joey's Song events beyond Madison. Don't miss this inspiring conversation brimming with passion, dedication, and the power of music to make a meaningful difference. Follow our podcast, leave a review, and help us spread the word to amplify Joey's Song's impact.
Send us a text
Support the show
Visit www.joeyssong.org to learn more about Joey's Song and the work we do and get details on our next set of shows. Also be sure to follow us on all popular social media platforms with our handle @joeyssong
Joey's Song is a federally registered 501(c)3 charity that raises money to fund research into treatments and cures for epilepsy. Joey's Song is 100% volunteer with no paid staff, so we are able to convert more dollars into life saving research.
Our Joey's Song family of artists include Rock N Roll Hall of Famers, Grammy and Emmy winners and Top 40 hitmakers.
- (00:10) - Joey's Song Fundraiser and Podcast Interview
To learn more about Joey's Song, please go to www.joeyssong.org and join our community through our mailing list. Also find us on all social media platforms with our handle @joeyssong on them all.