🎸 Nearly 40 Years Into Her Rock Career, Sonia of Disappear Fear Is Still Breaking Barriers, Staying Hopeful, and Rocking the Globe https://www.soniadisappearfear.com/ https://concert4terry.org/ https://www.youtube.com/@ObermannAmplified In this inspiring interview, legendary singer-songwriter Sonia Rutstein, founder of Disappear Fear, reflects on nearly four decades of music, activism, resilience, and hope. From her roots in the folk-rock movement to becoming a powerful voice for LGBTQ+ visibility, social justice, and peace, Sonia shares the stories, lessons, and passion that continue to fuel her creative journey. Whether you're a fan of independent music, lesbian history, grassroots activism, or thoughtful conversations in the spirit of public radio, this interview offers a compelling look at an artist who has spent her career challenging conventions and building community through song. ✨ In this conversation: Sonia's journey with Disappear FearMusic as a tool for social changeLGBTQ+ visibility and lesbian representationThe evolution of folk, rock, and independent musicStaying hopeful in challenging timesLessons from nearly 40 years on the roadCreativity, activism, and building a lasting legacyThis interview is for music lovers, activists, NPR listeners, folk-rock fans, and anyone interested in the intersection of art and social impact. 🎤 If you enjoy conversations with musicians, changemakers, and cultural trailblazers, be sure to like, subscribe, and share. #SoniaRutstein #DisappearFear #LesbianMusicians #LGBTQArtists #WomenInMusic #FolkRock #IndieMusic #Activism #SocialJustice #NPRStyle #SingerSongwriter #LGBTQHistory #QueerCulture #MusicInterview #PeaceAndJustice #RockMusic #FolkMusic #LesbianVisibility #IndependentArtist #PodcastInterview
