Episode 24: Podcast with Joshua Sam Miller

On today’s Wild For Change podcast, we speak with Joshua Sam Miller. Joshua is a world recording artist, composer, and producer.  His mission is to connect people to the natural world through using the sounds of nature as a healing modality.  After discovering an affinity to surfing, Joshua took note of the fragility of ocean life and began using his artistry to help with ocean conservation by combining music and the sounds of nature.   He recently released an album called Sounds of the Ocean to help support ocean conservation in which 100% of the proceeds will go directly to Oceanic Global, an international NGO who works with individuals, communities, and organizations to create positive change and provides solutions to protect our oceans.  Through his passion for music and sound, Joshua also created a podcast called The Embodied Sounds where he speaks with experts in the field of sound, meditation, music, and wellness to unlock the secrets of sounds.  As Edgar Cayce known as the father of holistic medicine stated; “The medicine of the future will be music and sound.”  After listening to Joshua’s album Sounds of the Ocean, I believe Edgar Cayce is right. Throughout this podcast we learn from Joshua;How his love of music began and by experiencing music from multiple cultures in various countries has helped him further express his love of sound and music and then share its healing benefits for people.  How sound is the oldest medium used to help us become in tune with what is going on internally and externally.  How the sound of music helps to interconnect the world.  As Joshua was introduced to music as a therapeutic tool by a dear friend and mentor and by performing with his friend, led Joshua to use music as a therapeutic modality in his work. Through teaching a nada yoga class (yoga of sound) paved the path for Joshua to integrate the sounds of nature with music.  The profound impact we have on our ocean and how we can help.His new album, Sounds of the Ocean helps us connect to the ocean, helps us heal, and supports ocean conservation.How our own self-care can lead to helping the world.To learn more about Joshua’s work and album go to:www.soundsoftheocean.comwww.joshuasammiller.comWebsite: http://www.wildforchange.comTwitter: @WildForChangeFacebook: /wildforchangeInstagram: wildforchange