Sounds Heal Podcast: Sound Healing & Wellness

Gail Jackson is a certified Village Music Circles facilitator and accredited through the Drum Circle Facilitators Guild. She is certified in sound healing and therapy through the Globe Institute. Gail won a Rasmuson Foundation Project Award in 2017 to continue to study sound and bring its benefits to her community. She currently offers drum circles, sound baths and meditations in Alaska. This fall...

Michael Bettine is a professional percussionist, composer, music educator and writer. In the 1970s, Bettine was immersed in progressive rock, improvisation and discovered a deep fascination with gongs. For almost twenty years now, he has been working not only with gongs but also singing bowls, bells and other resonant metal instruments under the name, Gongtopia. His meditation sessions and sound w...

Mike Tamburo is a multi-instrumentalist, music educator, sound and video artist, sound therapist and meditation teacher who has spent his life exploring the power of music. Early in his career, Mike was known for his string instrument playing (hammered dulcimer, guitar and shahi baaja). Mike has explored Kundalini Yoga, energy work, the use of sound therapeutically and the effects of sound on cons...

Silvia Nakkach is a Grammy-nominated musician and a pioneer in the field of sound and transformation of consciousness. She is the founder and director of Vox Mundi School of the Voice, an international school, which is dedicated to preserving sacred musical traditions through performance, education and spiritual practice. Nakkach’s life experiences are awe-inspiring and her biography and resume ar...

David Gibson is a leading teacher, researcher, composer and innovator in the field of sound healing and sound therapy. David, founder and director of the Globe Institute in San Francisco, CA, is at the forefront of the field. In addition to sound healing, the institute offers recording and production programs. It is the home of the Sound Healing Research Foundation, which is involved in a wide ran...

Sound Yoga with Ann Dyer Ann Dyer discusses her path from a career as a critically acclaimed jazz vocalist to yoga practitioner and teacher of sound within the yoga tradition. We dive deep into sound yoga as a practice and philosophy. We discuss why these practices are relevant and important now and why we are hearing about sound so much these days. Ann offers simple practices to bring sound yoga...

Sounds Heal Podcast Episode 2 with Three Trees: hosted by Natalie Brown http://www.soundshealstudio.com Three Trees’s musical career began in rock n roll, including playing bass in a band that took him all over the world. Life on the road became wearing, and after some inner awakenings, he made the choice to follow his deepening spirituality. After that decision his connection to spirit, nature an...

Natalie Brown's Sounds Heal Podcast with Thomas Orr Anderson http://www.soundshealstudio.com http://www.facebook.com/soundshealstudio Please join Natalie Brown for this discussion with Thomas Orr Anderson, musician, physicist, inventor and sound therapist. Thomas' Links: Sound Immersion Technologies, Research, Podcast… all about Sound Therapy stuff: ⁃ https://www.phisonics.com/ Podcast, informatio...

Music meditation, allowing hope and an open heart: an original composition by Natalie Brown. Featuring violin, wind chimes and shamanic drum beats. There are two West African shamanic drum beats, one signifying the masculine and the other the feminine. This is the ying and the yang balance. May this music be balancing and harmonizing for you! This song is also the theme for Natalie's podcast serie...