DE52 Susan Muranty, The Uncompromising Artistic Beauty From Sydney, Graces The Airwaves on Dharmic Evolution!

Welcome back to the dHarmic Evolution podcast with me James Kevin O’Connor, singer/songwriter, audio/video artist, and master storyteller. On today’s episode, we visit the Land Down Under once again via the talented artist, Susan Muranty!

Susan is not only an amazing singer-songwriter, she also is a painter, and sculpter! Talk about a creative soul. Susan and I talk about her music, her passion, and how she loves to live her life in beauty. We delve into a creative talk about how a painting touched her life, opened her eyes as to the importance of injecting beauty in everything we do.

During the interview, she told me about her experience in Nashville - comparing it to Narnia when she landed! It was completely covered in snow! Susan is a fantastic conversationalist and I had a great time talking with this Aussie lady! Go check her out.

On this episode:

• Susan takes us back to her arrival in Narnia (aka Nashville during a snow storm)
• There’s something about islands that put music into people! That’s what Susan Muranty believes.
• She discusses the story behind her songs and how she has a knack for beautiful lyrics - you can feel the love in her songs!
• Blue makes everything more beautiful! Don’t you agree? Susan and I think so!
• Hey! I might have proposed to Susan, and she agreed to buy a dress if I get her ethically sourced diamonds! What!
• Of course, Susan talks about her influences, what helped her to become the poetic wonder she is today. You shouldn’t miss this!

Susan Muranty songs featured:

• Blue Is the Hottest Flame
• Four Hands around One Heart
• Bright Star
• Stephen Hawking Wants You To

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Twitter: @susanmuranty

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Instagram: @cybermermaid

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