About this episode

Owen Grover shares his inspiring story of how music has been a source of emotional healing and identity formation following personal tragedy.

What if the soundtrack of your life could not only heal your heart but also guide you through the darkest times? Join us on this profound journey in the latest episode of the Music Saved Me Podcast , where host Lynn Hoffman sits down with Owen Grover, a trailblazer at the crossroads of music and technology. Owen's story is not just about his impressive career; it's a heartfelt exploration of how music has been his sanctuary, especially following the tragic loss of his brother in 1997. From his childhood memories of dancing to The Beatles to his experiences playing various instruments, Owen Grover reflects on the healing power of music and its role in shaping his identity. He shares poignant moments that highlight the emotional connection we all have with music, including the profound impact of songs like 'Einstein's Day' by Mission of Burma during his times of grief. This episode dives deep into the emotional healing through music and how it can serve as a lifeline when life gets tough. As a key figure in the music industry, Owen's professional journey is equally inspiring. He was instrumental in the founding of iHeartRadio and is currently making waves with his work at Nomono, a…

People in this episode

Host: Lynn Hoffman

Guest: Owen Grover

Topics covered

• emotional healing
• music therapy
• mental health
• personal story
• music industry
• technology in music

Keywords

• music
• healing
• mental health
• Owen Grover
• Lynn Hoffman
• iHeartRadio
• Nomono
• Sounds of Saving
• Einstein's Day

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: iHeartRadio, Nomono, Sounds of Saving, Mission of Burma

Books & works: Einstein's Day, The Beatles

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