Podcast Episodes featuring Cheryl B. Engelhardt
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Personal Interviews
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2026 Grammy Nominee, on Community and Creativity
A conversation on Cheryl's Grammy nomination for According to the Moon, and the collaborators who made it happen.
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New Age Music, Grammy Nominations, and Creative Journeys
Cheryl traces her path from a science background to composing, her time in Rome, and the making of The Passenger.
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From Diving with the USGS to Walking the Grammy Red Carpet
Host Joyel Crawford traces Cheryl's winding path from government scuba diver to Grammy-nominated composer and coach.
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Music in Motion
How Cheryl wrote and produced an entire album, The Passenger, during a cross-country train trip.
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Producing an Album on a Train, Inside the Grammys, and International Music Tours
From a cancelled Grammy trip to a nine-day train journey across the Rockies that became a full album.
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The US by Train with Cheryl B. Engelhardt
On composing while in motion, and how travel helped Cheryl move through grief and creative blocks.
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Musician, Composition, Marketing, and Coding
Host Espree Devora and Cheryl cover composition, branding, and the surprising overlap with tech and marketing.
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Cheryl B. Engelhardt
Cheryl talks through her album Luminary and the role online courses played during a strange year.
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How to Master Email Marketing
A detailed look at email marketing and branding, plus the story behind the release of Luminary.
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From Grassroots Marketing to #1 on Amazon
The grassroots campaign, built on fan engagement, that pushed Luminary to the top of the Billboard New Age chart.
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Making It Happen with Cheryl B. Engelhardt
Cheryl shares how she found her real purpose in music, and what led her to start mentoring other musicians.
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Episode 10 ā You Have Permission
On anxiety, balance, and giving yourself permission to define success on your own terms.
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Copyright in Context: Cheryl Engelhardt
Cheryl makes the case that exposure is never an acceptable substitute for paying musicians fairly.