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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2019 · 56 MIN

Jocelyn B. Smith - Shine A Light

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Jocelyn B. Smith – Shine A Light Aired Thursday, December 19, 2019 at 6:00 AM PST / 9:00 AM EST “Shine your light and make a positive impact on the world; there is nothing so honorable as helping improve the lives of others.”― Roy T. Bennett Voice strengthens our resiliency and lets us shine in our full power. Join Voice Visionary Kara Johnstad and Songstress, Producer, Educator and Change-Agent Jocelyn B. Smith as they deepen the conversation on how to use VOICE to shine our light even brighter. Which tools do we have to unlock our personal power? How can we dissolve our hesitancy and learn to step into our true purpose with ease? Our voice is our most powerful ally. Join us and explore not only how to use sound and language for self-empowerment, but also discover more about the role that your voice plays in spreading love and extinguishing hate. Tune into Voice Rising with Kara Johnstad on Thursdays at Om Times Radio. About Jocelyn B. Smith Jocelyn B. Smith (*New York, 1960), has lived in Germany for the past 30 years. She has held more than 3.000 live concerts and has worked with very different artists such as Lenny White,Till Brönner, Falco, Alphaville, or composers such as Mikis Theodorakis, Heiner Goebbels and Zülfu Livanelli. Jocelyn is a philanthropist and founder of the choir “Different Voices of Berlin” in a community choir bringing awareness to poverty and social exclusion, the charitable project “Yes We Can e.V.” (2008), which campaigns for the sustainable protection and assistance for children as well as the humanitarian project “Shine A Light”. She is the ambassador of the “Help 4 People e.V.” (Refugee-Aid Foundation) together with Björn Schulz Stiftung (Sonnenhof Kinder Hospiz). Her initiative “Shine A Light” promotes humanity and more tolerance. In 2018, Jocelyn was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit by the German president Frank Walter Steinmeier for her social engagement.

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