
Journey of a Soulful Musician: Ford Cooper on Creativity and Authenticity
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Journey of a Soulful Musician: Ford Cooper on Creativity and Authenticity | Just Keep Talking Podcast
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In this episode of the Just Keep Talking Podcast, host Brother Love engages in a heartfelt conversation with Ford Cooper, a 23-year-old emerging musician from Clarksville, Tennessee. Ford shares his journey of becoming a multi-instrumentalist influenced by the raw energy of 90s grunge and the smooth rhythms of neo-soul. The discussion delves into the impact of mental health on creativity, as Ford opens up about living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and the significance of authenticity in his music. With honesty and vulnerability, Ford reveals how his songs reflect his personal experiences and emotions, particularly his current song 'All I Ever Say.' Tune in to explore the power of storytelling, the importance of self-care, and the unifying essence of music.
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00:00 Introduction to the Just Keep Talking Podcast
01:09 Meet Ford Cooper: Emerging Musician
01:20 Ford's Musical Journey and Influences
02:42 Life in Nashville and Musical Beginnings
05:50 Understanding Music and the Creative Process
10:32 Living with Autism Spectrum Disorder
16:30 Reflecting on Personal Boundaries
17:02 Discussing the Song 'All I Ever Say'
17:33 Exploring the Song's Lyrics and Themes
20:13 Coping Mechanisms and Self-Care
22:34 Life in Nashville and Community Support
23:09 Artistic Authenticity and Message
25:12 Upcoming Shows and Band Setup
26:58 Rapid Fire Questions and Personal Insights
28:36 Conclusion and Final Thoughts