In this episode, you'll hear the voice of Whitney Jones, a remarkable musician, songwriter, and singer. Her journey began with singing gospel call and response with her mother during bath time and blossomed into a passion for music and songwriting. Despite facing challenges and adversity, including becoming a single mother at 16, Whitney's determination led her to attend the Berklee School of Music. In this conversation, she shares her experiences with stage fright and imposter syndrome and how her personal journey and traumas have influenced her musical expression. Join us as we delve into Whitney's life as a music therapist, her blended family of five children, and her unwavering passion for music. Whitney Jones - a testament to the power of resilience, talent, and a love for music.

You can find Whitney on her website, YouTube, or Instagram.

The songs from today’s episode are HIGHER and FEELING SO GOOD and are from Whitney’s album, HIGHER (used with permission.) To listen or download, go HERE.

Whitney has a new album coming out in May of 2024! To find out more and pre-order, head to her website HERE.

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