Sometimes a remedy is closer than we think. Communal singing. The rhythm of a strumming charango in your chest. The therapeutic vibrations of harmony. This episode helps us remember what music feel like in our bodies and the power it has to minister to our spirits as well as our communities. We revisit The Religious Five Quartet and Jim James from past festivals and talk with Appalatin band members Fernando Moya and Yani Vozos about the spiritual dimension of music and its ability to heal a...
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Sometimes a remedy is closer than we think. Communal singing. The rhythm of a strumming charango in your chest. The therapeutic vibrations of harmony. This episode helps us remember what music feel like in our bodies and the power it has to minister to our spirits as well as our communities. We revisit The Religious Five Quartet and Jim James from past festivals and talk with Appalatin band members Fernando Moya and Yani Vozos about the spiritual dimension of music and its ability to heal a...
Nothing is wrong with you for feeling lonely right now. It is a fundamental human need to feel connected to others, as essential to our wellbeing as food or shelter. Yet loneliness has become a public health epidemic due to factors like digital media, cultural values of work and individualism, and even the structure of our workplaces and neighborhoods. In April of 2019, Dr. Vivek Murthy, physician and former US Surgeon General, spoke about this at the Festival of Faiths in Louisville, Kentuck...
Holy Echoes
Sometimes a remedy is closer than we think. Communal singing. The rhythm of a strumming charango in your chest. The therapeutic vibrations of harmony. This episode helps us remember what music feel like in our bodies and the power it has to minister to our spirits as well as our communities. We revisit The Religious Five Quartet and Jim James from past festivals and talk with Appalatin band members Fernando Moya and Yani Vozos about the spiritual dimension of music and its ability to heal a...
