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Jazz Therapy

Jazz Therapy
Jazz
Individuation
Real Estate
Education
Lena Horne
Kenny Burrell
Shadow
Carmen Mcrae
Rodney Brother Ruckus
Jack Gallagher
Bill Henderson
LGBTQIA+
Spirituality
Animism
Billie Holiday
The Power Of Intention
Stand-Up Comedy

I am a Depth-oriented, jazz-loving psychotherapist using jazz as a means to promote self-reflection, process current events, and to expand consciousness. Serving jazz lovers and those who want to learn about jazz! jazztherapy.substack.com

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In this episode, Jesse speaks with legendary comedian/actor/writer/producer Jack Gallagher, about his path as a comedian, doing what is right despite the opinions of others, and how to stand in integrity in work and life. They (laugh a lot on the way... more

In this episode, Jesse speaks with acclaimed drummer and Berkelee College of Music Alumni Brother Ruckus. Covering his life, they discuss his path to music, his spirituality and how it manifests through his music, and his passion for using his platfo... more

In this episode, Jesse speaks with renowned jazz singer Vivian Lee about her intrepid career, being open to inspiration at all times, and what Carmen McRae teaches us about the power of lyrics. We learn about Vivian’s path to becoming a singer, the u... more

In the Season 3 premiere, we kick off our Jesse talks to Spiritual Director/Depth psychology author Lori Jean about Jung’s concept of the shadow and how important it is to be able to embrace our shadow, and the downsides of the “Positive Psychology” ... more

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Jack Gallagher
Comedian and performer featured in the episode, with a long career spanning Boston clubs to Hollywood and TV.
Entertainment / Comedy
Episode: Season 3 Episode 4: Comedian Jack Gallagher on standing in integrity in work and life; the warm soulfulness of the multi-talented Bill Henderson
Bill Henderson
Jazz vocalist and entertainer with a career in jazz and occasional acting, discussed through listening segments.
Music / Jazz
Episode: Season 3 Episode 4: Comedian Jack Gallagher on standing in integrity in work and life; the warm soulfulness of the multi-talented Bill Henderson
Rodney Brother Ruckus
Drummer, Berklee College of Music alumnus, leader of The Ruckus Late Nights, healer and educator
The Ruckus Late Nights; Berklee College of Music
Episode: Season 3 Ep 2: A Drumming Legacy: Brother Ruckus on Life, Drums, Standing Up, & the music his of his father, Ralph Peterson
Vivian Lee
Sacramento-based jazz vocalist
Self-contained; Sacramento jazz scene
Episode: Jazz Singer Vivian Lee, The Power of Intention, and the vocals of Carmen McRae
Lori Jean
Musician, writer, creativity coach, and soul guide; spiritual director
Independent practitioner
Episode: Season 3 Episode 1 Premiere: Spiritual Director /Author Lori Jean, Embracing our Shadow Side, and Guitarist Pat Metheny
Cooper Salmon
Painter focusing on perception, disability, and embodiment
Independent artist
Episode: Season 2 Episode 11 (Season Finale!): Artist Cooper Salmon, A Worldwide Meditation for Artists, and the music of Guitarist Kenny Burrell
Heidi Witter
Elementary school teacher with a focus on presence and mindfulness
Educator
Episode: Season 2, Episode 10: Teacher Heidi Witter, A Celebration of Education, and Philly Joe Jones
Dylan Anderson
Realtor, Windermere CA
Windermere Real Estate
Episode: Season 2 Episode 9: Realtor Dylan Anderson, Celebrating LGBTQia+, and the Legacy of Lena Horne

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Jesse Shapiro
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Season 3 Episode 1 Premiere: Spiritual Director /Author Lori Jean, Embracing our Shadow Side, and Guitarist Pat Metheny
Q: That gets me to kind of my first question, what spirituality is to you and how that shows up in your life and work?
Spirituality is a lived practice of listening deeply, befriending all parts of the self, and accompanying others with compassion as they discover their own meaning and relationship to the divine or source.
Season 3 Ep 2: A Drumming Legacy: Brother Ruckus on Life, Drums, Standing Up, & the music his of his father, Ralph Peterson
Q: How has your spirituality evolved from pastor to embracing music as prayer?
He describes a shift from formal religious roles to a broader, experiential spirituality where music becomes a vehicle for healing, advocacy, and communal connection, culminating in the idea of praying music.
Season 3 Ep 2: A Drumming Legacy: Brother Ruckus on Life, Drums, Standing Up, & the music his of his father, Ralph Peterson
Q: Could you tell us about your calling to professionally follow the drums?
He explains a lifelong pull toward music that grew from early church experiences, mentors at Berklee, and a desire to serve through sound, eventually shaping a path into leadership and spiritual practice.
Jazz Singer Vivian Lee, The Power of Intention, and the vocals of Carmen McRae
Q: I wondered if you could talk to us about some of your biggest musical inspirations.
Vivian cites Billie Holiday as a foundational influence, along with Carmen McRae, and discusses how their approaches to phrasing and lyric interpretation shaped her own singing and willingness to stay true to her jazz identity.
Season 2, Episode 10: Teacher Heidi Witter, A Celebration of Education, and Philly Joe Jones
Q: What does spirituality look like in your work as a teacher and as an athlete?
Spirituality shows up as service, presence, gratitude, and finding meaning beyond material success, often expressed through running, meditation, and mindful interactions with students.

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What is Jazz Therapy about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thoughtful, depth-oriented NPR-style conversation that blends psychology, spirituality, and jazz. Episodes often center on authenticity, integrity, and personal growth through career choices, creative practice, and lived experience, with guests ranging from comedians and jazz vocalists to educators and visual artists. The host leans into introspective storytelling, meditative practice, and practical psychology, using music as a conduit for reflection and connection. Noteworthy throughlines include the role of integrity in work, the healing power of jazz, and how personal narrative—shadow work, spirituality, and individuation—shapes artistry and life. Potential listeners should expect long-form, intimate interviews that mix career anecdote... more

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3. Rodney Brother Ruckus
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6. Cooper Salmon
7. Heidi Witter
8. Dylan Anderson

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