DocSong: Recent Episodes

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Documentary Songwriters

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This song tells Neil's story of grappling with a cancer diagnosis and how his perspective shifts. "This Ride" reminds us that sometimes moments of growth come from witnessing the quiet courage of others.

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The song reminds us that when we open ourselves to unexpected relationships with the natural world, we often receive gifts far beyond what we anticipated.

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This song tells the story of two friends biking through Mitchell, Oregon who are joined unexpectedly by a cattle dog. "Go On Lysette" is a tender reminder that sometimes the most meaningful companions on our journey are the ones we never expected to meet.

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This song is based on the life story of Danielle Coppedge who, after her incarceration, worked with documentary songwriters to share her life experience.Her message to the world is that hardships can leave scars, but they also make you stronger.

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Before her imprisonment, Amy Spence focused on survival. Now she is looking within herself and takings steps to become whole.

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Featured in Renovare Music's "Boldly She Lives" concert, 2022

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Khalid chooses love over shame, finding the strength and perseverance to continue shining.

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Story Source Khalid shares how a child's gift of unconditional love nudged him toward a more accepting internal dialogue.

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Melissa shares a powerful message: have hope, you can still recreate your life.

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A veteran navigates feelings of deep solitude, until he experiences the life-saving lift of finding belonging in community.

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Gloria finds strength in the power of forgiveness.

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Amy Burns discovers an ugly side to law enforcement and learns that she, in fact, is the hero.

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Liz discovers strength in living life on her own terms.

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Mary Lou makes the decision of a lifetime and walks out after 43 long years.

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Will Foote reminds himself that he, too, is worthy of wonderful things.

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Charles Brown recounts a special gift given to him by his father.

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From the Songs of #MeToo project