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Explore The Music and The Memories of Our Lives
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It’s not just about the music you love—it’s about the life it brings back AND the new songs waiting to be born. A space to explore memories, share stories, and craft the soundtrack of your authentic self.
About Soundtrack Of Our Lives
WHO WE ARE
The World’s First Musical Life Coaching Platform & Personalized Content
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Soundtrack of Our Lives is the world’s first Musical Life Coaching Platform, where music discovery becomes a pathway to personal growth, community connection, and life enhancement. We believe that every person’s life is accompanied by an invisible score, and our mission is to help people recognize, understand, and intentionally craft their personal soundtrack for a more meaningful existence.
We stand at the intersection of music appreciation, psychology, community building, and personal development. Unlike traditional music platforms that focus on entertainment or technical analysis, we explore music’s profound impact on the human experience.
Share The Soundtrack Of Your Life
Everyone has a story, and every story has a soundtrack. Whether it’s a song that shaped your youth, a melody that carried you through heartbreak, or a lyric that still gives you goosebumps—we want to hear it. This is your invitation to share the songs and stories that define who you are. Choose a category below and help us build a living archive of music, memory, and meaning—one story at a time.
Tell us about the song that played during your first kiss, your loneliest night, or that unforgettable road trip. Your story might just strike a chord with someone else.
What songs define you? Whether it’s a timeless classic or a guilty pleasure, share the tracks that live rent-free in your heart—and why they matter.
From childhood lullabies to midlife anthems, your life has a soundtrack. Let’s walk through it together—one meaningful song at a time.
Are you a fan of fun facts and deep cuts? Share your favorite music trivia, hidden histories, or stories behind the songs we thought we knew.
Discover the Musical Magic Of Song Crafting
The Music of Your Life, Written by You
You’ve spent a lifetime letting music tell your story. Now it’s time to tell it in your own
words—and your own sound. Through my Ko-fi page, I create original songs that reflect
real emotions, real memories, and real lives. Whether it’s celebrating a milestone in
your gender journey, honoring a lost love, or giving voice to your dreams—this is where
your personal soundtrack begins.
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About The Soundtrack Of My Life
Sharing my Musical Journey
Discover a new way to connect with the music that moves us. Our podcasts go beyond simple reactions, diving into the stories, themes, and personal journeys each song inspires. Here’s why you’ll love tuning in:
A Musical World
Before music ever became mine, it was everywhere. It played from the radio on long drives, drifted from neighbors’ porches, pulsed through school dances and Sunday mornings. This category is about the world I was born into—the songs I heard before I understood them, the changing technology that shaped how we listened, the people whose tastes colored my early ear. It’s not about what I chose—but what chose me.
My 45 collection
These were the songs I didn’t just love—I owned them. Spun them over and over until I knew every word, every breath between the lines. My 45s were little circles of magic, held in my hands, stacked beside my record player like treasures. They weren’t just music. They were escape plans, secrets, promises, and declarations. This is the soundtrack of my adolescence—the songs that knew me when I was still figuring out who I was.
My Gender Jouney
Some songs don’t just play—they pierce. Throughout my life, certain lyrics and melodies have touched the most private parts of my identity—parts I couldn’t always name, much less share. This category is about the music that spoke to my gender journey, long before I had the words to speak for myself. These are the songs that comforted me, challenged me, gave me courage, and mirrored the woman I was becoming—even when the world couldn’t see her yet.
MY JOURNEY
Lost and Found On The dance floor
There was a time when I lived for the night. Clubs were my sanctuary and soundtrack, filled with strobe-lit moments and music loud enough to drown everything else out. I drank to disappear, I danced to survive. These songs tell the story of those years—joyous, reckless, aching, and electric. I lost myself more than once, but I also began to find pieces of who I really was. This is the beat I lived by when I didn’t know where else to turn.
There was a time when I lived for the night. Clubs were my sanctuary and soundtrack, filled with strobe-lit moments and music loud enough to drown everything else out. I drank to disappear, I danced to survive. These songs tell the story of those years—joyous, reckless, aching, and electric. I lost myself more than once, but I also began to find pieces of who I really was. This is the beat I lived by when I didn’t know where else to turn.
The Songs I Missed
There are songs I never heard when I needed them most—songs that, had they found me sooner, might have changed everything. I discovered them late, sometimes decades after the moment they might’ve saved or transformed. And yet, when they finally arrived, they spoke to my past with haunting accuracy. This category is for those late arrivals—songs that feel like emotional time travelers, rewriting chapters I thought were closed.
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The Building Blocks Of Our Understanding
How we use music to deepen understanding, heal hearts, and connect generations.”
Musical Archaeology
We uncover the emotional and cultural layers of music, exploring how songs live in our memories and shape our stories across time.
Emotional Intelligence Through Music
We guide listeners to use music as a tool for emotional growth, healing, and resilience—with curated experiences and real-life support.
Intergenerational Bridge-Building
We use music to spark connection between generations, sharing stories, creating dialogue, and preserving what makes each voice matter.
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Bob Dylan Finally Reveals His 6 Favourite Bands Of All Time!
At 84 years old, Bob Dylan remains one of the most enigmatic and influential figures in music history. Known for his poetic lyrics, genre-defying career, and cultural impact, Dylan has always been generous in acknowledging the artists who shaped his sound. In a recent deep-dive video titled “At 84, Bob Dylan Finally Reveals His 6…
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Between the Beatles and Woodstock: 10 Songs That Shaped a Generation
When the Beatles landed at JFK Airport in February 1964, they didn’t just arrive in America—they reshaped it. And when nearly half a million people gathered in a muddy New York field in August 1969 for Woodstock, it wasn’t just a concert—it was a culmination. Between these two cultural earthquakes, music did more than entertain.…
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Bing Crosby: Spokane’s Golden Voice
When you think of Spokane and music, there’s one name that resonates through the years—and across the decades: Bing Crosby. Born Harry Lillis Crosby Jr. in Tacoma in 1903, his family moved to Spokane when he was just a toddler in 1906. He would grow up here, attend Gonzaga schools, and return home time and…
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The Music of Innocence: Before the Shift
Before transistor radios.Before Ed Sullivan and The Beatles.Before I knew the charts or cared who wrote the song. Music was technicolor smiles, sweeping choreography, and elegant voices that floated across the screen. It came wrapped in story, in satin gowns and tap shoes, in black-and-white close-ups and wide-eyed wonder. This was the music of innocence.And…
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The King Family and Up with People: Songs for a Sweeter World
Before the Beatles, before transistor radios took over my world, before I learned to tune the dial and find music for myself—there were songs that found me. They came through the television, in technicolor harmony, from families and choirs who sang with bright smiles and polished shoes. Two musical acts stand out from that time:…
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Dancing with America: The Era of Dick Clark and American Bandstand
In the days before MTV and YouTube, if you wanted to see your favorite artists perform, you turned on the television—and no show loomed larger than American Bandstand. Hosted by the eternally youthful Dick Clark, American Bandstand aired nationally from 1957 to 1989, becoming one of the most influential platforms for popular music in American…
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Before the Beatles: The Sound That Set the Stage
By the time the Beatles stepped onto the Ed Sullivan stage in February 1964, the world of music had already been shifting for over a decade. The 1950s gave birth to rock and roll, a sound that blended rhythm and blues, country, gospel, and pop into something loud, thrilling, and, for the time, dangerously new.…
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Tuning In: KJRB and the Magic of AM Radio
If the transistor radio gave me ownership of music, then KJRB 790 AM gave that music a voice. In the early 1960s, tucked into a small town thirty-three miles south of Spokane, I discovered that a tiny radio in my pocket could reach across space and make the world feel bigger. The Beatles were coming,…
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The Pocket Radio: Holding Music in My Hands
Before Spotify, before boomboxes, before cassette tapes in glove compartments, there was the transistor radio. Small enough to slip into a pocket. Cheap enough that kids could buy their own. And powerful enough to change the way America listened to music—forever. The first time I held a transistor radio, it felt like holding a secret.…
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When the Beatles Came to America
Ten weeks had passed since President Kennedy’s assassination. The national mood was still heavy, still stunned. It felt like we were all waiting for something to lift the fog, though we didn’t know what it might be. And then, word began to spread—The Beatles were coming. Their music had already begun to trickle across the…