Song Keepers

The Song Keepers Podcast

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Welcome to the The Song Keepers Podcast — a gathering place for those who carry the sacred songs. In each conversation, we sit down with artists, chant leaders, and wisdom carriers from many lineages to explore what shaped their path: the elders who guided them, the traditions that formed them, the wounds and wonders that opened their voice. This podcast is an offering — a space to listen deeply, honor lineage, and remember that music is medicine.

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Song Keepers

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Music

Latest episode

Mar 13, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2: Suzannah Ohlune - An Indigenous Heart 13.03.2026

Unlike the story many of us inherited, we were never truly kicked out of the Garden. That's the wisdom at the heart of this conversation with Suzannah Ohlune — sacred song keeper, bhakti devotee, sun dancer, vision quester, and co-founder of Canción del Corazón , a regenerative living sanctuary nestled in the sacred valley of Vilcabamba, Ecuador. Suzannah shares her journey from darkness to devoti...

Episode 1: Adam Kandel - Showing Up as Love 17.02.2026

The inaugural episode of The Song Keepers Podcast features Adam Kandel — singer-songwriter, ceremonialist, and devoted song keeper based on the U.S. East Coast. In conversation with host John Flynn, Adam reflects on his early musical influences and spiritual journey, exploring the ineffable power of mantra and chant and how these sacred forms have shaped his life. Together they speak about the see...

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