This Podcast shows the importance of music and mental health and how music is therapeutic to us all.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic |
Today on the show, Lisa was joined by Chance Smith of Kerosene Heights! Chance shares his first memory of falling in love with music and how the band KISS played a role, the scene in Asheville, response to their latest record 'Blame It On The Weather... more
Today on the show, Justine and I chat with IsItJosh! This has been a conversation we've wanted to have for awhile and glad it finally happened. We chat about the early memories of falling in love with music for Josh, His debut album, how music is an ... more
Today on the show, Lisa was joined by Lucy and Enoma of the band Haunter! This is a part 2 because last year Lisa was joined by Enoma and this was the perfect time to check in as the band is gearing up for their release of their debut EP Game Boy! We... more
Today on the show, Lisa and Justine chat about Anthony Green's So Long, Avalon! With a few rescheduled guests we had the time to chat about this amazing record. We chat about the original Avalon and the impact it had on us, hearing So Long, Avalon al... more
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If you love pop punk, emo, hardcore, metal core music and don’t listen to this podcast, what are you even doing? Lisa and Justine provide a great outlet for where music and mental health combine. It’s so important to talk about this subject because everyone suffers from mental health challenges and many times music helps us get through it.
Thank you both for providing this platform!
Lisa is great and I love her inclusion of mental health as well as showcasing some awesome music!
The way Lisa and Justine discuss mental health and music are done with the perfect amount of balance to make both their guests and listeners comfortable! I love listening to this show every week!
Absolutely love this show and how much there is to unpack about the importance of music. -Clarissa, 30 D&D cohost
Love the podcast keep up the great work
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Focusing on the powerful connection between music and mental health, the content examines how melodies and lyrics influence emotional well-being. Various episodes feature candid discussions with musicians, exploring their personal journeys and how music acts as a vital form of therapy during challenging times. The hosts, alongside their guests, highlight the significance of supportive communities within the music scene and delve into pressing issues such as mental health awareness, personal struggles, and the artistic process. This unique blend of personal stories and music commentary makes the content appealing to those who appreciate the role of music in navigating life's challenges.
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Recent guests on Stereo Therapy include:
1. Chance Smith
2. Nathan Ellis
3. Eric Tobin
4. Jack The Underdog
5. Sam Lemus
6. Pete Clark
7. Ryan Struck
8. Will Nash
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