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Gaialogue Radio with host Dr. Jeff: Finding One's Voice with Musician and Storyteller Carolyn Graye
Host(s): Dr. Jeff Leinaweaver
Guest(s): Carolyn Graye
Carolyn Graye is a gifted Jazz musician, educator and performer. We will be discussing the power of music in building personal and social identities, the psychospiritual aspects of music and the inter-relationship of song, dance and storytelling. Join us as we explore the importance of finding your voice in all areas of life.
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 | Dr. Jeff Leinaweaver: About Gaialogue Radio
Gaialogue Radio with host Dr. Jeff Leinaweaver There is an old belief that the universe is made of stories, not atoms. Gaialogue Radio, with Dr. Jeff, is a show that's about the stories of the universe. .. Find out more! |
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 | Carolyn Graye: As a child, Graye studied classical piano, sang in church and school, and listened to the swing and jazz standards that her parents loved. As a teenager, she studied and taught guitar lessons, and was influenced by Laura Nyro, Blood Sweat and Tears,... Find out more! |
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