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  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 30: Musical Connection

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 30: Musical Connection
    May 10 2025
    “We explore how people across generations connect and collaborate through music In this episode of ‘Living Well into the Future,’ host Julie B. Adler explores how people across generations connect and collaborate through music. Featuring insights from Bonnie Bewick Brown, first violinist at the Boston Symphony Orchestra; Daniel Anastasio, Artistic Director of multiple music organizations; and Ryan Laboy, singer and choral conductor. The discussion highlights how music fosters communal bonds, supports collaborative efforts among artists, and strengthens cultural identities, from local initiatives to the historic Estonian singing revolution. Listeners will discover the vital role music plays in bringing people together and inspiring collective harmony.”
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    56 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 29: Healing Music

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 29: Healing Music
    Apr 12 2025
    Host Julie B. Adler, explores the inherent power of music to heal as experienced in music therapy and through the emerging role of social prescribing as she speaks with guests, Ryan José LaBoy, and Dr. Penny Roberts. Ryan is a singer, conductor, and artistic director, who directs the Berkshire Children’s Chorus and the Berkshire Concert Choir. Dr. Penny Roberts is a distinguished music therapist from New Orleans with over two decades of experience and advanced degrees in piano pedagogy, music therapy, and aging.
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    56 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 28: Beyond The Notes: Musicians Nurture Communities

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 28: Beyond The Notes: Musicians Nurture Communities
    Mar 9 2025
    Host Julie B Adler explores the role of music in building communities with musicians Ryan José LaBoy and Daniel Anastasio. Singer, conductor, and artistic director Ryan José LaBoy has deep interests in community music and social prescribing. Daniel Anastasio, a solo pianist and artistic director connects diverse audiences to classical music using innovative methods like outdoor concerts and engaging explanations.
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    56 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 27: Culture and Community Art

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 27: Culture and Community Art
    Feb 9 2025
    The focus is on the intersection of art, culture, and community with an emphasis on resilience. Host Julie B Adler interviews two successful artists and teachers, Margaret Craig and Ricky Armendáriz, who discuss their artistic processes, influences, and the role of art in fostering community and addressing ecological and social themes.
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    56 min
  • Living Well Into the Future - Episode 26: Healing Art

    Living Well Into the Future - Episode 26: Healing Art
    Jan 12 2025
    Host Julie B. Adler discusses how art contributes to healing and resilience in medical settings, enhances community building, and improves personal well-being with Dr. Joel T. Katz, Brooke DiGiovanni Evans, and Megan Carleton. The conversation explores their work at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Harvard Medical School, detailing how art is used to train healthcare providers and support patient care. The episode invites listeners to reflect on the benefits of integrating art into healthcare and to consider how they can incorporate these ideas into their own lives.
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    54 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 25: Gen Z's Resilience

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 25: Gen Z's Resilience
    Dec 15 2024
    LWITF delves into the perspectives of three Gen Z college students on how global and local crises have shaped their outlook. The students discuss the impact of COVID-19, climate change, school shootings, and social media on their generation. They explore themes of fatalism, mental health challenges, resilience, and hope for the future while sharing personal experiences and aspirations. Despite their shared challenges, each student shares their vision and aspirations for creating a better future.
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    56 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 24: Navigating Disasters and Building Resilience

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 24: Navigating Disasters and Building Resilience
    Oct 12 2024
    Host Julie B. Adler, delves into resilience in the face of major disasters such as 9-11, COVID-19, and devastating hurricanes. The discussion features LCWS, psychotherapist and psychoanalyst; Patti Dennenberg, a Houston resident who lived through multiple floods; and Alex Ramirez, a principal at Design Workshop. Barth emphasizes the psychological aspects of resilience, highlighting the importance of community and personal agency. Dennenberg shares her experiences of flooding in Houston and how family ties provided strength. Ramirez discusses the role of landscape architecture in enhancing urban resilience against extreme weather. The episode underscores the importance of community support, innovation in urban planning, […]
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    54 min
  • Living Well Into The Future - Episode 23: Trauma and Resilience Part 1

    Living Well Into The Future - Episode 23: Trauma and Resilience Part 1
    Sep 15 2024
    Host Julie B. Adler explores individual resilience through the lens of trauma, featuring three insightful guests: Dr. Bea Hollander Goldfein, clinical psychologist and co-founder of the Transcending Trauma Project; Judy Levin, a clinical social worker involved in the project; and Bernice Lewis, a singer-songwriter and descendant of Holocaust survivors. The discussion delves into the importance of family dynamics, emotional connectedness, and communication in overcoming trauma. Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on resilience applicable to various forms of traumatic experiences, including war, political turmoil, and personal loss.
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    56 min