Artistry with Heart: A Musician’s Wellness Podcast

Sometimes you Win, Sometimes you Learn with Justin Copeland

You’re listening to Artistry with Heart, a Musician’s Wellness podcast. Today we are having a conversation with Justin Copeland, an incredible jazz trumpeter, educator and composer whose improvisations and original compositions exude incredible intentionality, virtuosity and depth. He has studied and performed all the way to the doctoral level and has been an active performer both locally and internationally with many incredible musical groups. For more from Justin, like and subscribe to his Spotify and Youtube channel!
We are building a support community for creatives. Putting yourself out there takes courage, and this podcast was created to help support you! If you have any questions or stories you’d like to share, find me on Instagram @steph.bernards or email me at artistrywithheart1@gmail.com.
 
Produced and Edited by Vic Billones.

Introducing: Artistry with Heart

No matter who you are, or what you do, if you’ve ever created something that you’ve put your heart and soul into, you’ve felt the fear of the Creative. Artistry with Heart is a musician’s wellness podcast that goes beyond the curtain and into the musician’s mind.
We are building a support community for creatives. Putting yourself out there takes courage, and this podcast was created to help support you! If you have any questions or stories you’d like to share, email artistrywithheart1@gmail.com or Instagram @steph.bernards. 
 
Produced by Vic Billones. 

A Journal for the Musician's Soul Bonus Episode featuring Jack Budekke

This is a bonus episode featured in A Journal for the Musician's Soul featuring Jack Budekke, a pianist, guitarist, composer and educator whose improvisations and compositions come straight from the soul. He holds several music degrees with an emphasis on jazz, and has a wealth of wisdom, bravery and grit that makes everything he does as a musician incredibly inspiring. The piece featured in this episode is his original composition Su Hermano Siempre. He'll tell you all about the beautiful and heart wrenching story behind this original piece, as well as his vulnerable share on wrangling with an anxiety disorder all the while striving to allow his music to be a service to those around him. For more from Jack, visit his website buzzardsovervienna.com.

A Journal for the Musician’s Soul Bonus Episode with Stephanie Lynne Bernards

In this episode we’ll be talking about the first of sixteen intentions in A Journal for the Musician’s Soul. This interactive journal is a co-authored collaboration between Stephanie Bernards and Ashlee Young. If you haven’t heard of this journal yet and you’d like to, check it out here! We would absolutely love to have you be apart of this experience with us!
In this episode, Stephanie digs in to the purpose of this journal: which is to explore what’s possible when you connect with your deep, authentic self. The first intention in A Journal for the Musician’s Soul is Connection, which is what we'll dig in to today.

A Journal for the Musician's Soul Bonus Episode featuring Jay Cosnett

This is a bonus episode featured in A Journal for the Musician's Soul featuring Jay Cosnett, a sound engineer for Low Bar Chorale who has an expansive musical history. In this episode, we hear how Jay got involved in the music scene as a musician and as a sound engineer. Jay also shares his story of a time that he was pulled away from music, and what brought him back.
Enjoy this conversation with Ashlee Young, Stephanie Bernards and special guest Jay Cosnett from the archives of Connection Experiment podcast.
Get your very own copy of A Journal for the Musician's Soul here!
For more from Jay visit his website https://pineappledigitalproductions.com.

A Journal for the Musician's Soul Bonus Episode featuring Mz. Arietta Ward

Featured in A Journal for the Musician's Soul, we hear from Arietta “Mz. Etta” Ward, an incredible vocalist and inspirational human being. In this episode, we hear Arietta's inspiring story of coming back to music and owning her truth. Arietta reminds us to keep our vision and our truth. 
For more information on Arietta, visit her website at mzettasworld.com.
If you have loved this conversation you can follow Ms.Arietta on social media and her website by following the links below: 
 
Website: www.mzettasworld.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealMzArietta
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mzetta9, https://www.instagram.com/mz.ettasworld