Epi 54 – Give yourself permission to free your voice with Elisa Keeler
In this episode, I want to dive into why we sometimes need to be our own heroes and how music plays a huge role in that journey.
I’ve always loved Music, it was and is part of my daily life. There are so many genres and songs that are connected with special moments, memories or phases in my life.
This is what ‘Living on the B Side’ is all about – songs that for one reason or the other I love and listen to. Mainly from the 80’s to the late 90’s, I want to share these with you in the hope that you find a new artist or band or even genre of music that brings you as much joy as they bring me.
‘Living on the B Side’ also wants to highlight the positive impact Music can bring, how it can change a person’s life. So if you have a favourite song that means HEAPS to you please get in touch & share it with me. Let’s build a community where this passion for music can be shared far and wide.
Much love and music.
Birgit
I think music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we’re from, everyone loves music.
Billy Joel
In this episode, I want to dive into why we sometimes need to be our own heroes and how music plays a huge role in that journey.
In this episode of The Living on the B Side podcast, musician Kristie Jaques shares her inspiring story of living with chronic lung illness while pursuing her passion for songwriting and performing.
On this episode of The Living on the B Side podcast, I interview Willow, an immersive sound experience producer and dedicated sound healing practitioner. Willow shares her profound 10-year journey of self-discovery that led her to this work.
This time on the podcast, I sit down for a conversation with Australian comedian Matt Young about the connection between his passions for music and comedy.
Join me for a nostalgic trip back to the 90s as I share a memorable weekend in London with my mom…and the Spice Girls!
In this episode, indie musician Alex B joins me to discuss her creative process on her upcoming EP, and the role of music in self-expression
What does it take to turn your passion into purpose? Watching Jungkook’s journey as both a global icon and an individual artist made me pause and reflect on how I approach my own work at Living on the B Side.
Do you ever ask yourself why a particular song or genre of music effects to you so much? I am sure you know that music is this incredible force that has the power to evoke emotions in you – from nostalgia to excitement, joy to feeling sad. But do you know how this happens? In this post I will share the basics and uncover both the positive and negative effects of music on the brain and emotions.
If you’re an introvert or more quiet person running your own small business and feeling a bit overwhelmed, I’ve got a fun and insightful way to help you navigate those emotions—a music journal! 🎶
Have you ever been so ‘in the thick of things’ that you forgot to enjoy the moment, enjoy life?! I recently lost my joy of listening to Music without any expectations...
How often do you stop and ponder how you use music in your daily life? Do you listen mindfully? Are you present, or does it become a ‘soundtrack for the background’ often
Almost everyone loves music, and we use it regularly if we realise it or not. In this post, I want to look at the most common ways where music plays a big role for us, consciously and subconsciously. When I say ‘common’, I mean areas of our lives where music plays an important role for us to do or achieve something. You might know or participate in some or all of them or have heard of these before.
As a newbie ARMY, diving into the world of BTS has been an exhilarating rollercoaster of emotions so far. Becoming a fan about 12 months ago means that I hadn’t yet been to a live concert, hence the chance to experience SUGA aka Agust D aka Mini Yoon-gi’s cinema concert felt like the next best thing—a front-row seat to the magic on the big screen! And it was that time on 13th April 2024!
Today's blog centres around a theme that's been on my mind a lot again - holding on. If that is for one second, one hour, one day or longer. Often times in life we are going through challenges that test our resilience and how important it is to perserve, even under super touch conditions.
In this post I will share some highlights that Philipa and I talked about on her own Podcast on how music can play an integral role in finding joy and healing through music.
Avery invited me to her podcast ‘The truth about burnout‘, during which we discussed the power of music, its healing effects, and its significance for introverted and sensitive individuals.
Music is an incredible resource. Whether you are actually singing, listening to a song or bringing to mind the experience or sounds that bring up a sense of safety, calm, joy, or stillness in your body is powerful and if this resonates, I encourage you to experiment with it and see if you can discover what feels good for you too.
Not in a very long time has a song hit me in my soul and heart as much as this song, ‘Wild Flower’ by RM of BTS. It has taken me a couple of months to be able to finally put pen to paper and write about this song.
Love Music? Love expressing your life through it? Awesome, you are at the right place. It’s all about using songs/artists to share what we’ve experience in life.
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