Episode Summary:
In this episode, we dive deep into the healing power of music and the journey of the band Pathos and Logos. Join us as we discuss their upcoming album “Gospel,” the challenges they faced during the recording process, and the importance of Mental Health in the music industry. We also touch on their recent experiences in the studio, their unique vocal styles, and the significance of physical merchandise for artists.
Key Topics:
- Introduction to BetterHelp and the importance of mental health care
- Partnership with Bones Coffee Company and exclusive discounts
- Overview of Pathos and Logos’ new album “Gospel” and its release date
- The recording process and challenges faced by the band
- Discussion on the evolution of their music and vocal techniques
- Insights into the music industry, touring, and the importance of merchandise sales
- Upcoming singles and music video release on February 14th
- Personal anecdotes and experiences from the hosts
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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.
