EPISODE · Nov 20, 2024 · 1H 33M
The Music Makers
from JobsWorth · host John Hawker
On this weeks episode of JobsWorth, I sat down with Mark Barnacle and Mike Barnes, co-founders of the charity Together in Musical Expression (T.I.M.E). They discuss their early musical influences, the evolution of music consumption, and the therapeutic power of music, especially in relation to memory and emotional well-being. We also learn about their experience of establishing a charity, the challenges they faced in funding, and the importance of purpose in their work. Through their experiences, they highlight how music can bring people together and create meaningful connections. In this conversation, we discus the intricacies of running a charity, emphasising the importance of treating it like a business while also highlighting the personal journeys that led them down this path. They share insights on the impact of music therapy, particularly in dementia care, and the significance of community engagement and breaking down stigmas associated with disabilities. TakeawaysMusic has the power to change lives.Creating a charity requires passion and purpose.Community support is vital for charitable organisations.Music participation fosters inclusivity and creativity.Charities can generate income while making an impact.Music therapy significantly benefits dementia patients.Breaking down stigmas is essential for inclusivity.Hiring for passion can lead to a more impactful team.Together in Musical Expression (TIME)Website - https://www.timemusiccharity.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/timeessexYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCigFrQXGe_PQk0zIsY_RttQFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/timeessexEmail - [email protected] Holding Onto Those Memories-https://youtu.be/I0UZTe0bfxYKeywordsmusic, charity, Together in Musical Expression, mental health, community, music therapy, personal growth, nostalgia, early influences, funding, charity, nonprofit, business, community impact, music therapy, dementia care, fundraising, personal journey, social impact, mental health, inclusive nightclub, community building, funding, charity work, music therapy, social inclusion, hiring practices, outsourcing, sustainability, future goalsThe JobsWorth website is here www.jobs-worth.comWatch the show on YouTube; https://www.youtube.com/@jobsworthpodcastFollow the show on Instagram; https://www.instagram.com/jobsworthpodcast/?hl=enFollow me on LinkedIn; https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhawker/Follow me on TikTok; https://www.tiktok.com/@globaltechcollectiveSubscribe to my newsletter 'The Job Journal from GTC'; https://subscribepage.io/TheJobJournalLearn more about my proper job; https://www.globaltechcollective.com/Contact the show on [email protected]
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On this weeks episode of JobsWorth, I sat down with Mark Barnacle and Mike Barnes, co-founders of the charity Together in Musical Expression (T.I.M.E). They discuss their early musical influences, the evolution of music consumption, and the therapeutic power of music, especially in relation to memory and emotional well-being. We also learn about their experience of establishing a charity, the challenges they faced in funding, and the importance of purpose in their work. Through their experien...
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