I wrote this theme song for the podcast "All The Therapies" hosted by friends and therapists Abby Krom and Mona Eshaiker. 

More about the Podcast: 
Have you ever looked into therapy and realized there are so many different forms of healing? This podcast is for people who want to try it all but may not have the time. Fellow friends and therapists Abby Krom and Mona Eshaiker do their best to satisfy that curiosity by trying as many different forms of therapy as they can and have conversations with the clinicians who practice them. Join them on this journey to peek inside the many worlds of therapy through their experiences and join the much needed conversation around mental health.

Listen here: https://linktr.ee/allthetherapies

Come Inside - All The Therapies (Podcast Theme Song)

Hybrid Ode to Josephine Baker with massive stylistic inspiration from Siouxsie Sioux. Created for Susan Hayden's amazing Library Girl series, Library Girl Presents: "I Wasn't Really Naked"- Tribute to Josephine Baker.

Juli Crockett on guitar, bass, vocals, drum machine, production, etc. Good times.

Video: https://youtu.be/CxCzjrDz2Qs

FEELING LIKE A MILLION

Alabama-born Juli Crockett is a bona fide Renaissance woman: singer, songwriter, playwright, theater director, retired (undefeated) professional boxer and amateur champion, ordained minister with a PhD in Media & Communication, and leader of the alt-country/Americana genre-defying band The Evangenitals.

As a playwright/director, Crockett is best known for her adaptations of classic works of literature and philosophy. Her work has been presented at the REDCAT and 24th Street Theatre (Los Angeles), TENT group (Portland, Maine), and Red Room (New York); festivals: Downtown Film Festival's Sustainable LA and Edge of the World Festival (Los Angeles), Los Angeles Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Venue 13, Scotland.)

In 2013, Juli received her PhD in the Philosophy of Media and Communication from The European Graduate School. Her dissertation, "Void Creation: Theatre and the Faith of Signifying Nothing" was published by Atropos Press. Crockett also received a BFA in Theater at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and an MFA in Directing at the California Institute of the Arts.

Her music career centers on writing songs and performing with her bands The Evangenitals. Founded in 2003 with her best friend Lisa Dee, the Evangenitals have produced 4 albums and frequently tour the US. The band has received notable media attention for their singular brand of "hillbilly truckstop lullabies" and continue to contribute a unique presence in the neo-folk/freak-folk movement. The band's music has been used in several films, theater productions, and is currently in rotation on radio stations worldwide.

Unique to her career, Crockett was a professional boxer who was featured in Sports Illustrated, US News and Music Connection Magazine due to her professional connection to Jerry Boyd (aka F.X. Toole) and the film Million Dollar Baby. Crockett retired professionally in 2002, undefeated at 3-0 (2 KO's).

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