
This Podcast shows the importance of music and mental health and how music is therapeutic to us all.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||

Today on the show, I was joined by my long time friend and returning guest, Walwin! Walwin and I chat about his new track " Make Stacy Great Again" that drops this Friday April 3rd. Walwin and I also chat about the state of the world, how to use your... more
Today on the show, I was joined by Ben and Luke of Scarlet Street. We chat all about what started their journey in music, struggles of being a band, touring, the catharsis writing brings to the band, how to deal with the world around us while creatin... more
Today on the show, Lisa as joined by Bryan of Cheer Up Dusty! They chat about the music scene in Philly , the writing process for Cheer Up Dusty, how music helps Bryan and the band process emotions, March Radness and so much more.--------------------... more
Today on the show, Lisa was joined by Nish of Tenmonthsummer. Lisa and Nish discuss the importance of the Chicago music scene past and present, the new EP the band has on the way, navigating the world while creating music, touring, the new single dro... more
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Unique take on music and mental health. Feels like a safe space and the interviews are great.
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
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A candid look at how music intersects with mental health, featuring artists, bands, and industry insiders who share personal stories about grief, burnout, recovery, and community. Episodes highlight how songs and live performances can serve as therapy, the healing power of fandom, and the importance of accessible, supportive music spaces. A standout angle is the blend of intimate self-disclosure with practical conversations about the music industry, addiction recovery, and the role of community in well-being. This show often centers on the therapeutic potential of music across genres, with a strong emphasis on authenticity, vulnerability, and building supportive scenes for fans and artists alike.
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Recent guests on Stereo Therapy include:
1. Jason Frankel
2. Andrew Patrick
3. Chance Smith
4. Nathan Ellis
5. Eric Tobin
6. Jack The Underdog
7. Sam Lemus
8. Pete Clark
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