Our Radio Show and blog celebrate the extraordinary life and work of Yoshiko Nakura, teacher, mentor, and musician. Included are two articles on the power of classical music for education and healing. Our article of the month is “Great Leaders Just Do A Little Bit More” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM Radio Show Feature Question for April [...]
Our Radio Show and blog celebrate the extraordinary life and work of Raphael Hillyer, teacher, mentor, and musician. Included are two articles on the power of classical music for education and healing. Our article of the month is “Spread Good Will” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. March is music in our schools. Radio Show Feature Question for [...]
Dr. Rene Laennec, French Physician, Researcher, Teacher & Musician: Madeline’s Monthly Blog/Article for February 2019 Our Radio Show and blog celebrates the extraordinary life and work of Dr.Rene Laennec, French physician, inventor of the Stethoscope, researcher, teacher, musician, and husband. Our article of the month is “Leaders Walk Slowly” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D. Included are three articles on listening [...]
Our Radio Show and blog celebrates the extraordinary life and work of Dr. Edward Jenner, English physician, created the smallpox vaccination, researcher, geologist, musician, husband and father. Our article of the month is “3 Characteristics to Help You Become a Great Generous Leader” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D. Included are 2 short articles on how listening to classical music in the [...]
Our Radio Show and blog celebrates the extraordinary life and work of Dr. William Withering, English medical doctor who discovered digitalis, botanist, chemist, geologist, musician, husband and father. Our article of the month is “Mahatma Gandhi’s Leadership Lesson” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. Included are two articles on how listening to classical music in the background of a [...]
Our Radio Show and blog celebrates the extraordinary life and work of trailblazer Dr.May Edward Chinn, medical doctor, cancer researcher, and musician. Our article of the month is “The Hotel that Humility Built” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. Without the Waldorf Astoria Video sent by teacher and mentor Bernice Victor Smith this article would not have been possible! [...]
October 2018 is the Eleventh Anniversary of “Madeline’s One Minute Musical Radio Show” and the Twelfth Anniversary of “Madeline’s Monthly Musical Tips Blog/Article”. This month our Radio Show and blog celebrates the life and work of Dr. Margaret Fountain Pinkston, Chemistry/Biochemistry Professor, mentor, musician, wife, mother, and grandmother. Many years ago, I began researching the scientific link between studying [...]
Our blog and Radio Show for September celebrates the life and work of Dr.Theodor Billroth, physician, the father of gastrointestinal surgery, professor, musician and music critic. Included are five articles, three on how listening to classical music can improve your health and wellbeing, “New Study Suggests Mozart Can Potentially Help Prevent Epileptic Seizures in Children”, [...]
Our August blog features “First Day of the School Year Scripts” by Drs. Harry and Rosemary Wong to help you get ready for your new first day of school. Also included are the Wong’s lessons on “Procedures”, Dr. Frank’s, “10 Creative Ways to Inspire Students & Curb Teachers Burn Out!” and Mrs. I, a fourth-grade teacher shares how she [...]
Our Radio Show and blog celebrates the extraordinary life and work of Dr. Lisa M. Wong, medical doctor, musician, teacher, author, wife, mother, and “passionate arts education advocate”. Many of the world’s scientists, medical doctors, chemists, mathematicians, writers, and teachers have studied and played musical instruments since they were children. These eminent individuals have integrated [...]