In this episode, Donna and Bruce take flight with the Foo Fighters' anthem "Learn to Fly." They explore themes of personal growth, breaking free from stagnation, and the yearning for transformation. From hitting rock bottom to reaching for something higher, the lyrics become a launchpad for reflecting on resilience, purpose, and the rewards from stepping into your highest self.

In this reflective episode, Donna and Bruce explore Bowie’s enthralling and mysterious lyrics through the lens of time, identity, and collective consciousness. They unpack the idea of being both participant and witness to one’s own life, examining how the self can splinter across memory, experience, and perception. From the fluid nature of time to the shared threads of humanity, this conversation invites listeners to consider what it truly means to “meet the man who sold the world.”

In this episode, Donna and Bruce reflect on the timeless message of Vienna, exploring the unique pressures faced by children growing up today. Through the lyrics, they unpack how societal expectations drive us toward burnout and disconnection, and how slowing down can be a radical act of self-care. They also discuss the power of gratitude and meditation as tools to ground ourselves and heal — mentally, emotionally, and physically. This episode is a gentle reminder: you don’t have to have it all figured out. Vienna waits for you.

In this heartfelt episode, Donna and Bruce explore the tender wisdom of The Rose — a timeless ballad that speaks to the courage it takes to love and be loved. They unpack the song’s poetic metaphors, reflect on the quiet strength found in vulnerability, and share personal stories about love’s power to bloom even in the coldest seasons. Whether you’ve loved deeply, lost painfully, or are still learning to open your heart, this episode offers warmth, reflection, and hope.

In this episode of Lyrical Wisdom, Donna and Bruce explore the stirring anthem “How Far I’ll Go” from Disney’s Moana, performed by Auliʻi Cravalho and written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. They unpack the song’s themes of self-discovery, inner calling, and the courageous journey of forging your own path despite external expectations. Join us as we navigate the waves of purpose, passion, and personal truth.

In this heartwarming episode, Donna and Bruce reflect on the gentle encouragement woven through the Carpenters’ classic, “Sing.” With its simple message — to sing out no matter who you are or how you sound — the song becomes a tender reminder of the power of self-expression, innocence, and joy.

Together, they explore how music can be both healing and liberating, how creativity flows when we stop self-judging, and how reconnecting with our inner child can bring lightness to even the heaviest days.

This episode is a loving nudge to open your heart, lift your voice, and simply sing a song — just because you can.

In this episode, Donna and Bruce take a musical road trip through the beloved Americana classic, “Wagon Wheel.” With its roots stretching from Bob Dylan’s unfinished lyrics to Old Crow Medicine Show’s modern folk revival, the song captures a timeless yearning for home, freedom, and connection.

Donna and Bruce reflect on Cody Johnson’s powerful anthem, “’Til You Can’t” — a song that calls us to take action while we still have the chance. They explore the song’s themes of living without regret and discuss how the lyrics serve as both a wake-up call and a deep reminder to appreciate what matters most.