On a rainy day in Brooklyn, singer and songwriter Jean Rohe (my colleague at Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project) and I sit down to talk about group music making, surviving as a woman in jazz school, justice, and how sound can transcend language.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Learn more about Jean <a href="//www.jeanrohe.com">HERE</a>&nbsp;
Song featured in this episode:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://jeanrohe.bandcamp.com/album/sisterly">Sisterly</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Forget-Remember/dp/B00UY32TS4">Forget/Remember</a>&nbsp;
Full episode notes, workshops, and more at <a href="https://www.thesonginside.me/">www.thesonginside.me</a>
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A podcast where musicians talk with songwriter Deidre Struck about how songs bring them back to themselves. Each episode highlights two songs by the featured artist, with a focus on how music leads us from darkness into light.