If healing had a soundtrack, what would it sound like?
And what if it also had pages—written in the margins of our lives?

In this episode of the Pain to Power Podcast, we explore how healing doesn’t just happen in silence. It happens in rhythm, in reflection, in songs that carried us when words failed—and in books that spoke to us when we didn’t have the language for our pain yet.

We dive into how music and books often meet us at different stages of healing. Some songs help us release what we’ve been holding in. Some books help us understand why we’re hurting in the first place. Others remind us we’re not alone—that someone else has walked this road before us and survived it.

This episode explores the emotional layers of healing—the highs, the pauses, the chapters we want to skip, and the ones we’re forced to sit with. We talk about how healing isn’t linear, how certain seasons require different “tracks” and different readings, and why growth doesn’t always sound triumphant or read like a happy ending. Sometimes it’s quiet. Sometimes it’s unfinished. Sometimes it’s just honest.

If you’ve ever found healing in a song you played on repeat…
If you’ve ever underlined a sentence in a book because it felt like it was written just for you…
This episode is for you.

Press play, turn the volume up, open your heart, and keep turning the page—healing is still being written.

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Burnout isn’t laziness—it’s a warning. This episode breaks down the hidden roots of hustle culture and why rest often feels unsafe for those raised in survival mode. Through personal stories, cultural insight, and faith-based wisdom, Justin Banks challenges us to redefine success and build a life that lasts.