Brittney Jenkins: Bending Instead of Breaking — Generational Trauma, Identity & Healing Through Music
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Brittney Jenkins: Bending Instead of Breaking — Generational Trauma, Identity & Healing Through Music
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Some stories don’t change. We do. In this episode, J.D. sits down with Brittney Jenkins to discuss her song 'Bend to Break' from her album 'Faultlines'. Brittney explores themes of identity, distance, generational trauma, and the power of reframing the past after growing up in a conservative North Carolina community and building a life in the UK. This conversation covers music as a tool for healing, the artist's creative process, and the strength required to bend instead of break.
Key topics include:
- Generational trauma and identity
- Music and mental health
- The creative process of songwriting
- Healing through storytelling
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Theme music by: Lincoln Parish
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