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Therapy Sessions Podcast
by Therapy Sessions Podcast
The Therapy Sessions Podcast is a place where we talk about albums, artwork, movies, novels etc. and how they make us feel. Each session we confabulate with an artist whose work has inspired or healed us, and discuss art as a form of catharsis for the creator and the consumer.
Episodes
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Eggsistential Thoughts (An Interview w/ Runnner)
Runnner's latest EP, Fan On, ironically feels like the exact moment the fan turns off: that brief silence where you become aware of the sound of your own mental machinery. It's in this meditative space that Fan On thrives, scoring the mundane day-to-day through ennui-drenched lenses. Fusing pop,...
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Contrived Nonsense (An Interview w/ Mal Blum)
Listening to Mal Blum's work is a welcome and cathartic therapy session. Juxtaposing upbeat punk riffs with harrowing and hilariously self-aware lyrics, their music is a witness to the first steps of self-betterment: identifying one's issues and learning to become fully culpable for the outcomes....
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1,2,3, Therapy! (An Interview w/ Allen Tate)
Submerged in his world of swarming orchestral swells and velvety baritone, Allen Tate can usher in a tear as quickly as he can ease a head full of bees. In his 2016 release of Sleepwalker, Tate explores the kaleidoscope concept of being alone, addressing the danger of indulging too much in our...
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now THIS is podcasting (An Interview with Eric Butler)
Have you ever seen that meme of two houses, the pink house is labeled "melody" and the all black house next to it is labeled "lyrics?" Yeah….that's the Mom Jeans. discography. Their genius lies in this very dichotomy: the ability to pair feel good, pop-rock riffs with darker, introspective...
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Oh, Canada (Discussions w/ Soren Bryce)
"Is it ever real?" Bryce whispers eagerly and repeatedly in the kickoff track to her 2018 album, Discussions With Myself. The album becomes an echo chamber for that very question, as she masterfully blurs the line between conscious awareness and what's lurking in the subconscious. The heady...
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Pasta & Peas (An Interview with Active Bird Community)
Forgiveness is tricky business. It's all-consuming, emptying, tangled, exhilarating, infuriating and utterly exhausting…as Active Bird Community knows all too well. Their latest album, "Amends," rides each one of these waves, serving as a soundtrack to the sometimes seemingly insurmountable…
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You're Just a Little Ratboy... (An Interview with Julia Steiner)
Julia Steiner is a storyteller with an incredible flare for folklore-esq songwriting. With care and precision She manages to magnify a particular memory and assign it a myriad of meanings. The stories are sometimes reflections of her own life, other times they're imagined fantasies about…
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Learning Not to Care w/ Michael Pfohl
Secret Stuff is the ultimate closed mouth smile of a band. Armed with wit, humor and twinkly guitar riffs, they dive headfirst into the grungy, gory bits, fleshing out each shard of a single emotion, all while refusing to take themselves too seriously. Cascading through ebbs of soft vulnerability...
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Pickles, Pilgrimage & the Healing Power of Music
We are back from our brief hiatus! Hear what we have been up to and stay tuned for new episodes!
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Dark-posi (An Interview with Joshua Hanson)
"Yellow represents the mellow, the red is that fiery thing, and they create this spark of energy," says Joshua Hanson when describing the song that gave way to a perfect band name, Yellow Red Sparks. The self-titled album explores the depth of these colors—and each shade in between—leaving us…
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Then New Metal Happened... (An Interview with Cape Francis)
Cape Francis may have derived his name from a coastal surf town, but his music feels more like the first step outside on a crisp winter day. The sonorous, swelling melodies create a Bon Iver-esq landscape, accompanied with lyrics that cut right to the core, demanding introspection and reflection...
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Spiders and Sh*t (An interview with Harrison Whitford)
Harrison Whitford is one of our favorite emerging artists of 2018. His debut album, "Afraid of Everything," is an intimate collection of sonic Polaroids, each drenched in awe, anguish and nostalgia. Whitford has created a listening space that's melodically timeless and lyrically contemplative…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Therapy Sessions Podcast is a place where we talk about albums, artwork, movies, novels etc. and how they make us feel. Each session we confabulate with an artist whose work has inspired or healed us, and discuss art as a form of catharsis for the creator and the consumer.
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How many episodes does Therapy Sessions Podcast have?
Therapy Sessions Podcast currently has 12 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Therapy Sessions Podcast about?
The Therapy Sessions Podcast is a place where we talk about albums, artwork, movies, novels etc. and how they make us feel. Each session we confabulate with an artist whose work has inspired or healed us, and discuss art as a form of catharsis for the creator and the consumer.
How often does Therapy Sessions Podcast release new episodes?
Therapy Sessions Podcast has 12 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Therapy Sessions Podcast is created and hosted by Therapy Sessions Podcast.
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