Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
RadioRehab@Go-ToProductions.com (Go-To Productions)
RR227 - Brotherly Mud: Jericho In Bloom
RR227 - Brotherly Mud: Jericho In Bloom
RR227 - Brotherly Mud: Jericho In Bloom
Wednesday 19th June 2019
Dayna Keyes and Brotherly Mud discuss 'Jericho In Bloom', exploring themes of renewal, gratitude, and self-worth in recovery.
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15 minutes
Informative
Inspiring
Hopeful
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Thought-provoking
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Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Brotherly Mud and the Healing Power of 'Jericho In Bloom'
"I think having a sense of gratitude is super important to me."
What if a song could capture the essence of renewal and hope? That's exactly what Dayna Keyes explores in this episode of 'Radio Rehab' as she chats with Daniel, Seth, and Will from the band Brotherly Mud. Their song 'Jericho In Bloom' isn't just a melody; it's a lifeline for anyone navigating the rough waters of recovery.
Inspired by the resilient Rose of Jericho, a plant that springs back to life after years of dormancy, the song speaks volumes about the human spirit's capacity to bounce back from hardship. Dayna and the band dive into how this powerful metaphor of renewal resonates with their own journeys and the broader recovery community. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as they discuss the crucial role of gratitude in maintaining sobriety.
Dayna shares her daily practice of jotting down things she's grateful for, a simple yet profound habit that helps her stay grounded and joyful. The band members echo this sentiment, highlighting how focusing on life's positives can be a game-changer in recovery. They also tackle the societal pressures that often make us feel less than enough. Comparing ourselves to others can lead to feelings of inadequacy and isolation, but recognizing our own worth is a vital step towards healing.
Dayna emphasizes that understanding our value, independent of external validation, is key to overcoming these pressures. Wrapping up on a hopeful note, Dayna and Brotherly Mud reflect on music's unique ability to unite and uplift. They encourage listeners to find their own sources of inspiration and to cultivate gratitude as a daily practice. Through this engaging discussion, 'Jericho In Bloom' emerges as more than just a song—it's a beacon of resilience and hope for anyone on the path to recovery.