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Music is Medicine!
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Music is Medicine! features Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Joanne Shenandoah, PhD, (Oneida-Iroquois), one of Native America’s most celebrated musicians. She carries beauty in her soul and voice, but also through her interactions with diverse communities around the world, providing strength and passion the likes of which is found in iconic philosophers and wisdom-keepers. With more than 45 music awards plus an Emmy nomination, she is an ambassador of peace, human, and earth rights.
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