In this episode we speak with Julie Chambers, founder of Rios Music Project. We know that music improves brain health and function in many ways and that it’s just plain good for us. We explore the benefits of creativity and music for individuals and families in the digital age.

 























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SHOW NOTES:

BIO:

Julie Chambers started teaching music out of her garage in Solana Beach, California 7 years ago. She grew her business around the idea of offering multiple instruments at a time, and encouraging the students to learn the crossovers between them. Students took quickly to the challenge and her business grew out of the garage and into her commercial teaching studio in Carlsbad. She now engages with over 100 local families and has a thriving team of fellow teachers that participate in the program. Her goal moving forward is to build a small music label for students to self publish their music as they grow past high school.

OTHER RESOURCES:

• Rios Music Project

CREDITS:

Intro and Outro Song: The Soft Pack - Mexico