Ep.240 – Getting the Led Out with Clementine Moss

Ep.240 – Getting the Led Out with Clementine Moss James Cox & Blake Moseley 39:56

In this episode, host James interviews Clementine Moss, founder and drummer of Zeperella and a singer and solo artist. Moss is also a spiritual counselor and writer, whose book, From Bonham to Buddha and Back… the Slow Enlightenment of the Hard Rock Drummer, uses her music career as a metaphor for spiritual growth. Moss describes how she found drumming and began her blog, Bliss and Drumming, which ultimately inspired her book. She also discusses her spiritual practice and how it informs her music. The conversation highlights the connection between music and spirituality and the role music can play in promoting mental health and well-being.

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James Cox Podcast Host who has Cerebral Palsy

James Cox is an individual living with cerebral palsy. He has a podcast called “When Words Fail…Music Speaks” in which he discusses how Music can help with depression. James has lived with cerebral palsy all of his life, and now he wants to help people understand that living with a disability does not define who he is.

James’ dad is a retired colonel in the Air Force, so he lived in many different places such as the Philippines and bases in the southeast USA meeting many interesting people and gaining life experience. James has worked several different jobs over the years that allowed him the opportunity to meet new people and gain different outlooks on life. Places such as Central Carolina Tech College, The Sumter Library, Dave and Buster’s, and Outback Steakhouse.

James has been living on his own for five years now. Moving out of Sumter SC, he has been living up to his life long goal to live on his own and thrive despite his disability. He now lives in Columbia SC and has a part time job that he loves in addition to his podcast.