This podcast interview with Edi Oz and Julie Eve explores the concept of primal screams and their emotional significance. The conversation delves into the healing power of music and singing in ceremonial settings, emphasizing the importance of trust and surrender. They discuss the challenges of the current world, stressing the need for connection with nature and like-minded individuals. Julie Eve opens up about overcoming a dark period in her life, highlighting the value of vulnerability and seeking support.
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About our Guest
Julie Eve Ruckenstein: Singer & Medicine Woman
Julie Eve Ruckenstein is a singer and vocal coach with a deep passion for community and healing through music. Born on June 27, 1966, in Montreal, Canada, Julie grew up as an only child, which sparked her lifelong desire to connect with others and be part of a vibrant community.
At 19, Julie embarked on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the depths of psychology, belief systems, therapeutic arts, and collaborative community building. Her early experiences included dancing at trance parties and engaging in transformative experiences with substances like LSD and MDMA, always in search of deeper connections and understanding.
Julie’s path eventually led her to Brazil, where she immersed herself in a community centered around healing through Ikaros and Ayahuasca ceremonies. This profound experience shaped her life’s work and passion for using her voice as a tool for healing.
Now residing in Canada by a serene lakeside with her beloved dog, Ziah, Julie continues to share her gifts with the world as a vocal coach and Medicine Woman. She supports healers, coaches, and practitioners in discovering and amplifying their unique voices and healing frequencies to better serve their clients.
Julie is an active presence on social media, where she continues to inspire and connect with others:
Facebook: Julie Eve
Instagram: @JulihnaSings
