The Healing Power of Sound with Jeralyn Glass

The Dr. Drew Podcast

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Talk Radio, Comedy, Science, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

This week, Dr. Drew talks to singer and sound healing expert Jeralyn Glass. Jeralyn shares her remarkable journey from Broadway and opera stages to her work with crystal singing bowls, a practice she turned to in order to help process her own grief. Together, they discuss how sound therapy can alleviate deep emotional pain, reduce stress, and promote healing. Through personal stories, scientific insights, and inspiring experiences, Jeralyn explains how sound and music connect us all and offer profound healing potential.

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0:00.0	Thank you.
0:09.0	everybody, welcome the podcast.
0:11.0	Appreciate you being here.
0:12.0	Do support people to support us us we can keep doing this thing any guest suggestions
0:17.3	Contact at dr do.com and I want to welcome today's guest, Gerald Glass.
0:24.0	The book is Sacred Vibrations,
0:26.2	the transformative power of crystalline sound and music.
0:30.8	She is well versed in from you'll see from multiple angles in terms as her experience of music and sound
0:40.0	has a whole series of credentials under her belt and I'll let you speak to them for yourself.
0:46.8	Jarlen, welcome to the show.
0:48.8	Thank you so much, Dr. Dew. What an honor.
0:51.1	So you started as a singer. I read the book and that's where it started right?
0:56.8	It sure did. Tell me about that. Tell us the journey. I know it's in the book. Don't give them too much because I want them to read the book also but tell us this
1:03.9	the sketch. I knew from the time I was a little girl that I was going to sing and then I had
1:08.7	a solo in the sixth grade choir and people said to my parents what are you going to do she's talented at that time
1:14.3	there were no you know there was no America's got talent or the voice or any of those
1:17.5	kind of shows and so they took me to a neighbor who was a very experienced singer she had dubbed Ava Gardner in the musical
1:25.3	movie Show Boat. She dubbed Lucille Ball and she's 102 today and she's still
1:30.5	singing and that warm Smith. still singing that's cool.
1:33.0	Oh yeah, if you heard her you'd be blown away.
1:38.0	Oh, wow.
1:39.0	So I started my training and then it happened pretty fast. I went to New York and I was taken as the youngest
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