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What can we learn from the philosophies of Leonardo on Art and Music? Does he have anything to say to us in the 21st Century? The host discusses da Vinci’s ideas sourced from “Thoughts on Art and Life” by the great artist himself, then is joined by Jocelyn Hagen to discuss her new multi-media symphony … Continue reading "Episode 7: The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci with Jocelyn Hagen"

Music DOES heal the soul and this week on Making Life Brighter Radio, Berklee Music Professor and Classical Composer, Andrew List, shares his amazing gifts with us! This Thursday at 10am PST - 1pm EST, Andrew List, and expert in his field, talks music, Great Composers, and what it's like to be a medium for both musical and spiritual healing. Talented and accomplished while additionally helping students around the world discover their gifts, Andrew shares his beautiful works of art as an example of healing and expression. Tune in Live! or catch the Archive! This Thursday on Making Life Brighter Radio! 'Your Choice For Conscious Entertainment!'TM www.makinglifebrighter.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Groophic and the GhostSome BODY once told us that Season 11's Behind the Laughter would be a great episode for Worst Episode Ever... so we watched it! Yes this extended parody of VH1's "Behind the Music" first aired 15 years ago (and slightly more than 15 years since Dan & Jack went to go see the Norm MacDonald bomb Screwed). It's basically a mockumentary looking at an alternate reality Simpsons family, and it's one of the least confusing things going on in today's episode. Would this have worked as a series finale for "The Simpsons?" Do people today even remember "Behind the Music?" (Does it matter for enjoying this episode?) And was this a record for how quickly the show fell apart? Plus, Groophic makes a new friend, the ghost of a child that Jack murdered who may or may not be real. NEXT WEEK: Season 18's Marge Gamer www.weepodcast.com