Suzanne Radford is joined by Adam Griffin, Occupational Therapist from Autism Rocks, and Music Therapist Anisa Bharmal from Regent International School, talking about the influence of music on the world and on us as individuals. Whether it be political influence, censorship, tribal and social bonding or therapy for recovery or for coping with terminal diseases, music holds huge influence and can have tremendous power to help, heal and inspire. What would a world without music be like?

Suzanne Radford is joined by Adam Griffin, Occupational Therapist from <a href="https://autism.rocks/autism-rocks-support-centre-h2/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Autism Rocks</a>, and Music Therapist Anisa Bharmal from <a href="http://www.risdubai.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Regent International School, </a>talking about the influence of music on the world and on us as individuals. Whether it be political influence, censorship, tribal and social bonding or therapy for recovery or for coping with terminal diseases, music holds huge influence and can have tremendous power to help, heal and inspire. What would a world without music be like?

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