Episode Highlights:

1. Introduction:
2. Overview of Better Help’s affordable mental health services and discounts.
3. Introduction to Bones Coffee Company’s unique flavors and merchandise.
4. All Above Landscaping’s services in Sumter with exclusive podcast listener discounts.
5. Guest Spotlight: Kingsley:
6. Kingsley’s musical journey and the evolution of her career.
7. Emphasis on recognizing past achievements and setting future goals.
8. Discussion on themes of age, belonging, and personal Travel experiences.
9. Music’s Healing Power:
10. How music serves as an emotional outlet and a source of healing.
11. Personal anecdotes from Kingsley on overcoming personal struggles and expressing deeper emotions through music.
12. Authenticity in Artistry:
13. Kingsley’s shift from external expectations to embracing authenticity.
14. The significance of her second album in moving away from societal pressures.
15. Personal Challenges and Growth:
16. Dealing with online bullying and Grief.
17. The transformative experience of performing on stage as a form of healing.
18. Family and Early Influences:
19. Growing up in a large family and finding solace in music.
20. The impact of college experiences and mentorship from vocal professor Dr. Sims.
21. Advocacy and Artistic Freedom:
22. Promoting artistic freedom and supporting black female artists in pop music.
23. Indie Pop Artist and Branding:
24. Kingsley’s dual role as an indie pop artist and a branding agency owner.
25. Insights on project timelines, budgets, and Coaching on music release planning.
26. Mental Health and Self-Love Practices:
27. Facilitating breath work sessions for mental health.
28. Collaboration with Event Cosmetics on a lipstick line linked to her upcoming record.
29. Introduction of “mirror twerking” as a self-love practice post-breakup.
30. Future Projects and Releases:
31. Recording at Abbey Road.
32. Emotional connections to music and sneak peeks of upcoming releases.

Special Mentions:

1. Importance of artistic freedom and creative expression.
2. Kingsley’s dedication to uplifting individuals through her music and personal practices.

Listener Perks:

1. Discounts from Better Help, Bones Coffee Company, and All Above Landscaping for podcast listeners.

Conclusion:

1. Reflecting on the emotional impact of music and Kingsley’s inspiring journey.
2. Encouraging listeners to embrace authenticity and find healing through music.

Stay Connected:

1. Follow The Woodworth Tale Music Speaks Podcast for more inspiring stories and interviews.
2. Connect with Kingsley on social media for updates on her latest projects and releases at “https://www.iamkingsley.com”

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