From Childhood Friends to Sober Sisters: Courtney Erwin's Musical Journey
I got tired of not being true to like what was really in my heart. But building like what you know I was I thought I needed to do versus what was really like true to me, and so I figured I better start saying yes to opportunities for the one thing I know I've always loved, which is music and singing and writing and playing.
Ever wondered what it’s like to reconnect with an old friend after two decades? Lauren Jamison, also known as Kosher Barbie, sits down with her childhood buddy, singer/songwriter Courtney Erwin, in this heartwarming episode of The Jewcy’s Wake and Cake podcast. Broadcasting from Houston, Texas, Lauren and Courtney reminisce about their past and discover a new bond as sisters in sobriety. Courtney opens up about her struggles with comparison and the journey to living authentically.
She shares how a job layoff and a rocky relationship led her to a transformative road trip across the Southwest. During this trip, she penned 'Not Your Song', setting an intention for more music and creativity in her life. Remarkably, opportunities and connections started flowing her way. This episode is a candid look at how Courtney turned life's pain into beautiful art.
She talks about the power of saying yes to new opportunities and the importance of vulnerability in her creative process. Lauren and Courtney's conversation is filled with laughter, nostalgia, and profound insights into the healing power of music and friendship. If you’re seeking inspiration on your own path to sobriety or just love a good story about rekindled friendships and creative journeys, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in for a mix of heartfelt stories, practical advice, and a dash of humor that only Lauren Jamison can provide.