Adam Ezra: Music as a Force for Good | How the Singer-Songwriter Uses His Art to Give Back [REPLAY]

Singer-songwriter and activist Adam Ezra joins Lynn Hoffman on Music Saved Me to explore how music became both his salvation and his vehicle for change. Known for his relentless touring schedule and deep connection with fans, Adam shares how music saved him during challenging times and inspired him to pay it forward through charitable work.

In this compelling conversation, Adam discusses:

∙ His journey as an independent artist and the power of grassroots music community

∙ How music therapy and live performance create healing connections

∙ His extensive charity work and using concerts as platforms for social good

∙ The Adam Ezra Group’s approach to meaningful fan engagement and community building

∙ Stories from the road and how music transforms lives—both his own and his audience’s

Whether you’re a musician looking for inspiration, someone who believes in music’s healing power, or a fan of authentic storytelling, this episode reveals how one artist turned personal salvation into a mission to help others.

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In this powerful replay episode of Music Saved Me, host Lynn Hoffman sits down with multi-platinum artist Jelly Roll to explore his remarkable journey from incarceration to country music stardom and the healing power of music.

Jelly Roll opens up about how music literally saved his life, transforming him from a troubled youth facing multiple prison sentences to one of the most authentic voices in modern country and hip-hop. He shares candid stories about battling addiction, finding redemption behind bars, and discovering his purpose through songwriting.

From his early days in Nashville’s underground scene to breakthrough hits like “Save Me” and “Son of a Sinner,” Jelly Roll discusses the healing power of music and how vulnerability in his lyrics has connected with millions of fans facing similar struggles. He reflects on sobriety, second chances, and using his platform to advocate for criminal justice reform and addiction recovery.

This episode captures the essence of Music Saved Me – honest conversations about how music transforms lives, offers hope in dark moments, and provides a path to redemption.

Featured Topics:

∙ Overcoming addiction and incarceration through music

∙ The power of authentic storytelling in songwriting

∙ Finding purpose after prison

∙ Balancing country and hip-hop influences

∙ Using fame to advocate for criminal justice reform

∙ Sobriety and mental health in the music industry

Listen to Jelly Roll’s inspiring story of how music saved his life and continues to save others.

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In this inspiring episode of Takin’ A Walk, host Buzz Knight sits down with Hans Schuman, the visionary leader behind Jazz Reach, a pioneering music non-profit dedicated to bringing jazz education and community engagement to audiences nationwide.

Hans shares the remarkable story of Jazz Reach’s mission to preserve and promote jazz as an essential American art form while making it accessible to diverse communities. From innovative educational programs to live performances that bridge generations, Jazz Reach is transforming how people experience and connect with jazz music.

The conversation explores Hans’s journey in music philanthropy, the challenges and triumphs of running a non-profit in today’s landscape, and the transformative power of jazz to build community and inspire young musicians. Hans discusses Jazz Reach’s programs, partnerships, and the organization’s vision for keeping jazz vital and relevant for future generations.

Whether you’re a jazz enthusiast, music educator, or passionate about arts advocacy, this episode offers valuable insights into how one organization is making a profound impact through the universal language of music.

Topics covered:

• The founding and mission of Jazz Reach

• Jazz education programs and community outreach initiatives

• The importance of preserving jazz heritage

• Building sustainable music non-profits

• How jazz creates community connections across diverse audiences

Tune in for an enlightening conversation about music, education, and the enduring legacy of jazz.

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