
Ella Fitzgerald said, ”The only thing better than singing is more singing!” Use song to find wellness in ourselves, each other, and our world. In each episode, Patricia introduces a song that she trusts to help her navigate life. These songs provide a great soundtrack to your day — whether it’s comfort, presence, delight, grief-tending, or simply easing the way. Periodic interviews with song creat... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessMusic | |||

Song: Mountain River
Music by: Kjersten Hallin
Notes: I absolutely adore the way this song embodies a river by having a low, slow undercurrent that lasts longer than the bubbling, swirling upper layer -- and the two layers sound different on top of... more
The Sunday after this episode is released, July 26th, 2026, at 4 p.m. Eastern time, there will be an online gathering of folk who use song to help navigate life -- and we'll sing through this Ribbon of Songs with live-looping! To learn more, click he... more
Song: Sing Your Roots
Music by: Eileen Hazel
Guest Singers: Becky Peterson, Karen Chickering, Molly Moerdyk
Notes: There's a slightly strange sound quality in this one, as something weird was going on with my mic when recording... maybe we were so... more
Song: What Have We Done
Music by: Kaitie Ty Warren
Notes: Kaitie and I talk about how we get to practice skills in singing that help us show up in full right size to help build the kind of culture we want to live in. This includes stories about coc... more
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In episode 121 you covered Make Good Trouble with Elizabeth Melvin as the author. I sing in her group and we sang that song and at the Kings this summer. in 214 you have a completely different author and the parts sound different than the original from episode 121. Can you please explain this?
I’ve been enjoying this podcast for the last year, and as a song Leader have found it to be an invaluable resource for discovering new material.
Patricia has such a welcoming, inclusive, and precise approach, as well as weaving through a real honouring of the lineage of all of the material that she shares.
I’m so grateful for the work being done to create this brilliant podcast, and the sense of passion and purpose behind it. Thank you!
Whether grief or joy or rage or love, there is a song in this podcast to help. I also love the songwriter conversations. Thank you for this generous podcast Patricia.
Patricia is grounding us in a short and sweet podcast that leaves me feeling better, more embodied, more present, more alive, more in my heart than a lot of the other wordy stuff out there. And she’s lifting up some amazing creatives in the process!
There are gems to be found in each episode! The language, the invitation, the inspiration. Breathe it in!
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A collection of soothing, song-led conversations and sharings focused on wellness, resilience, and community through music. Episodes pair guided singing, breath work, and gentle coaching with occasional conversations with song creators and community leaders, exploring how songs can comfort, empower, and mobilize groups in times of stress. The show often centers on communal singing as a tool for healing, belonging, and social connection, with a calm, welcoming host who weaves practical vocal guidance into personal stories and broader social themes. Noteworthy are the recurring emphasis on self-care through singing, ad-free listener support, and a clear mission to foster inclusive, collaborative musical spaces that cross geographic and cultur... more
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