The Greg Heaney Music Podcast Show

Jan 31 2025 26 ep. 91 mins 1
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My name is Greg Heaney, and I am a musician.  On this podcast I host conversations surrounding music, neurodivergence, careers in the arts, the creative process, education, therapy, and much more.  I believe music to be the universal language, and we could all use more music in our lives in order to heal and move forward.

The Greg Heaney Music Podcast Show is a place to discuss music, neurodivergence, and how they intersect!

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Episode 26: Brian Lee Bauer

Jan 31 2025 91 mins  
This episode features a fellow musician / educator Mr. Brian Lee Bauer. Brian is the president of Mimic Music Services in St. Louis, MO, and he is also a music therapist. We have a conversation about different methods we use for teaching music, dive into our histories as performers, and generally talk about how much we love what we do. Here's a link to Mimic Music: https://www.mimi

Episode 25: Sean Leahy

Jan 23 2025 141 mins  
A U High! U High! classmate and old friend of mine, Mr. Sean Leahy joined me in the studio recently to chat on the podcast about his business: Full Spectrum Ice Sculptures. Sean has been in the ice sculpting game for a LONG time, and we go through how he got into the artistic pursuit, how he formed his business, and what he is doing with his business these days. We talk failures in

Episode 24: Karla Harris

Dec 20 2024 58 mins  
Karla Harris, a highly accomplished and talented singer/songwriter from my hometown of St. Louis, and her team reached out to me a few months ago in order to have a conversation about music, specifically jazz. I am very happy she did find me, because this is a great conversation between the two of us. Karla is a fantastic singer, and a very kind woman. She informed me during our ti

Episode 23: Marlin Bonds

Nov 30 2024 103 mins  
Marlin Bonds, the master of the hook, came into the studio to chat with me on October 30th of this year to talk up his newest venture, HypnoLoops. For those who don't know, Marlin is a VERY accomplished musician, music producer, and songwriter who has been in the music business for a long time. He's been nominated for multiple Grammy awards and has sold enough records to be called

Episode 22: Sherri Jost

Nov 27 2024 169 mins  
My old friend Sherri Jost joined me in the studio for a conversation about her book "Stronger Together: Walking Through Trauma, PTSD, & Abuse" which is her personal story of struggle and perseverance in life. Her book is quite personal and deep, but it also includes pages for the reader to use some of the tools offered by Sherri through journaling and reflections on the book's

Episode 21: Charlie Oxford

Oct 31 2024 79 mins  
This is my second in my Katrina series of podcasts, and I welcome my old friend Charlie Oxford, a singer-songwriter / producer / all-around good guy based in Nashville, Tennessee. On this episode Charlie and I discuss parenting as a musician, the use of social media to advance your music career, and of course the central traumatic event in both of our lives, Hurricane Katrina. I ho

Episode 20: Jessica Tilghman and Samantha Fishburn - The Mom Pod Vol. 1

Oct 26 2024 192 mins  
I've wanted to do this since I started the podcast ... get two moms of kids with special needs into the studio and record our conversation. My "fast friend" Jessica started bringing her daughter Rhae into The Music Exploratorium recently and mentioned to me at the elevator that she wanted to start a podcast with her friend Samantha, and thus the stars aligned. This episode is pheno

Episode 19: Vannah Leigh

Sep 08 2024 98 mins  
It is my joy and pleasure to introduce to you, the podcast public, miss Vannah Leigh. Vannah is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and bandleader at the beginning of her career in the St. Louis region. Vannah and I met when she and her two guitar slingers played a benefit for a friend of mine with ALS that I produced at Bar K in St. Louis. During the event I was immediately impressed

Episode 18: Gabe Maichel

Aug 29 2024 67 mins  
We got one published! My friend Gabe and I collaborate on this podcast to play a little music ("Leaving on a Jet Plane" and "Amazing Grace"), discuss the beginning of the school year, talk neurodivergence, do some throat singing, and talk teachers and students. Gabe was a student of my previous guest Carolbeth True, and we talk a bit about what it was like for him to learn from her

Episode 17: Georgia Agerton

Aug 20 2024 64 mins  
On this, the first of my Katrina Series of podcasts, I welcome my old friend Georgia Agerton (AKA Georgia McBride) who is a music therapist with McConnell Music Therapy Services in Northern California. Georgia does amazing work for her clients and gives a beautiful run-down of what music therapy is, how it is used from beginning of life to end of life, different factions within mus