May 6, 2026 · 40 min · 24 segments
Have you ever experienced a moment when music transformed your pain into profound healing? In this captivating episode of the **Music Saved Me Podcast**, host Lynn Hoffman invites the extraordinary…
Radhika DasGuestLynn HoffmanHostMusic saved me I'm Lynn Hoffman, and this is the Music Saved Me podcast, and we are so glad you are here.
And by the way, if you're so inclined, I host another podcast called Comedy Saved Me, and my sister, uh, podcast's Taking a Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight, and Taking a Walk Nashville with Sarah Harrelson.
Um, they're also great companion music related, um, health podcasts, so I'd love it if you could check them out too.
Now, imagine being heartbroken in the mountains of Spain, and then stumbling upon a circle of people chanting, and in that moment, music becomes medicine.
Well, that's exactly what happened to today's guest, and it changed the entire course of his life.
My guest today is Radhika Das, a London-based kirtan artist, Bhakti Yoga teacher, and one of the most compelling voices in the global conscious music movement.
He's performed to over 38,000 people worldwide in a single year, with sold-out shows spanning the UK, Europe, North America, Australia, India, and his work has taken him to more than 30 cities and countries, including prestigious venues like the British Museum and London's Union Chapel.
He has a popular podcast called For Soul's Sake, and a book called Mantra Meditation: The Life-Changing Secret of Connection, Joy and Calm.
Millions of followers, hundreds of millions of impressions across social media platforms, and now he's bringing his uplifting light to American shores with his brand-new EP, Lightfall, and a North American tour that kicks off May fifth, hitting LA, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and Canada.
At a time when the world feels more turbulent than ever, Radhika Das is on a mission to remind us all what music, both ancient and timeless, can do for the human soul.
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Music saved me I'm Lynn Hoffman, and this is the Music Saved Me podcast, and we are so glad you are here.
And by the way, if you're so inclined, I host another podcast called Comedy Saved Me, and my sister, uh, podcast's Taking a Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight, and Taking a Walk Nashville with Sarah Harrelson.
Um, they're also great companion music related, um, health podcasts, so I'd love it if you could check them out too.
Now, imagine being heartbroken in the mountains of Spain, and then stumbling upon a circle of people chanting, and in that moment, music becomes medicine.
Well, that's exactly what happened to today's guest, and it changed the entire course of his life.
My guest today is Radhika Das, a London-based kirtan artist, Bhakti Yoga teacher, and one of the most compelling voices in the global conscious music movement.
He's performed to over 38,000 people worldwide in a single year, with sold-out shows spanning the UK, Europe, North America, Australia, India, and his work has taken him to more than 30 cities and countries, including prestigious venues like the British Museum and London's Union Chapel.
He has a popular podcast called For Soul's Sake, and a book called Mantra Meditation: The Life-Changing Secret of Connection, Joy and Calm.
Millions of followers, hundreds of millions of impressions across social media platforms, and now he's bringing his uplifting light to American shores with his brand-new EP, Lightfall, and a North American tour that kicks off May fifth, hitting LA, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and Canada.
At a time when the world feels more turbulent than ever, Radhika Das is on a mission to remind us all what music, both ancient and timeless, can do for the human soul.