Rebecca Sounds Reveille

About Rebecca Sounds Reveille

Rebecca L. Mahan is focused on ensuring each episode delivers enriching content to entertain and inspire the audience with interesting guests and resources to help move lives in a healthy direction.

Publisher

Rebecca L. Mahan

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

29 May 2019

Latest episode

12 Mar 2025

Latest episodes

139 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Mar 2025

   Rebecca Sounds Reveille with Jaysin Voxx

   In this episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille, host Rebecca L. Mahan interviews pop hip-hop artist Jaysin Voxx, who recently signed with World Movement Records. With this new partnership, Jaysin is reaching new heights in his career, further solidifying his industry position. His latest single, Outta Breath, reflects his passion for creating music that resonates on a deep emotional level, offering listeners both inspiration and an escape from life’s challenges.Jaysin shares how Outta Breath embodies his signature style—blending heartfelt storytelling with infectious melodies. He discusses the creative process behind the song and how signing with World Movement Records has opened new opportunities for artistic growth and industry connections. He also emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself, surrounding oneself with positive influences, and pushing past obstacles to achieve success. As the episode concludes, Rebecca expresses excitement for Jaysin’s journey ahead, encouraging listeners to stay tuned for more inspiring discussions.

2. 

   5 Mar 2025

   Rebecca Sounds Reveille with Lamont Patterson and Chris Jasper

   This episode is in tribute to Chris Jasper and brought to us by Lamont Patterson CEO of World Movement Enterprises and host of I AM INDI SHOW. Lamont interviews Chris Jasper, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winner, and discusses his musical journey, starting with piano lessons at seven and later studying at Juilliard. He reflects on the music industry’s evolution, noting a shift from talent-driven to image-focused, and expresses a preference for the past when music appreciation and variety were greater. The decline of music education in schools and the rise of a quick-fix mentality in music production are discussed. The importance of music education, particularly in fostering a work ethic and creativity, is emphasized. The conversation also touches on the broader societal issues of family breakdown and the lack of male role models, suggesting that these problems are interconnected with the state of music education. Chris Jasper discusses his new album, inspired by his wife and addressing love, social issues, and his relationship with God. He shares his experience performing with a choir in Virginia, highlighting the positive audience response to his gospel songs. The conversation then shifts to current events, including concerns about the state of the world and conspiracy theories about government weather control. Chris Jasper discusses his song “In My Dream,” inspired by a dream he had about a peaceful world. He believes God guides his music and wants him to share truth. Jasper reflects on his time working with Ron Isley, noting their age difference and differing musical styles. The conversation discusses the importance of group cohesion and humility in music groups, highlighting how ego can lead to financial disagreements and the downfall of a group. It emphasizes the significance of the group and the music as the “magic” that captivates audiences, and how artists should prioritize performing beloved songs to meet fan expectations. The discussion also touches on the importance of passing down knowledge and wisdom to the youth, and the potential for collaboration on a film soundtrack. Chris Jasper promotes World Movement, encouraging listeners to check out their music, books, movies, and culture. He emphasizes the importance of education and positivity, urging people to believe in themselves and make the world a better place. Recording and image use are conducted with permission. #ChrisJasper #LamontPatterson #WorldMovementEnterprises #IAMINDISHOW #GrammyLifetimeAchievementAward #IsleyBrothers #IsleyJasperIsley #RBMusic #FunkMusic #SoulMusic #RebeccaLMahan#RebeccaSounds Reveille

3. 

   22 Jan 2025

   Rebecca Sounds Reveille with Kevin O'Neill

   In this engaging episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille, Rebecca L. Mahan interviews actor, director, and filmmaker Kevin O’Neill. They dive deep into Kevin’s journey in entertainment, offering invaluable advice to aspiring actors and creatives. Kevin reflects on his struggles and triumphs during his decade in Los Angeles, highlighting how desperation for roles can lead to a loss of authenticity. He emphasizes the importance of embracing who you are in auditions and letting go of factors beyond your control. Drawing from his experiences as a director, Kevin shares how often talented individuals miss opportunities not because of skill but due to uncontrollable variables, such as physical attributes. His message to creatives is clear: “Be the best version of yourself and let your time come naturally.” Kevin recalls pivotal moments in his career, including an anecdote about losing an opportunity because he tried to adjust his personality to fit what he thought casting directors wanted. He learned the hard way that authenticity is key and advises others to present their true selves. His perspective is bolstered by insights from acting legend Bryan Cranston, who championed the same philosophy. The conversation transitions into a discussion of Kevin’s latest project, Man of Few Words, a five-minute, dialogue-free film that delivers an emotionally powerful story through visuals and music alone. Kevin shares the incredible reception it received at a unique screening in Ohio where the audience watched the film multiple times, discovering new layers with each viewing. Rebecca praises Kevin’s ability to create such a profound impact in a short film, calling it a remarkable example of storytelling. She encourages listeners to watch Man of Few Words and follow Kevin’s journey as the film continues to make waves globally. The conversation ends with Kevin sharing his excitement for future projects and gratitude for the support he’s received. Listeners are encouraged to connect with Kevin on his social media platforms and website to stay updated on his work and upcoming screenings of Man of Few Words. Rebecca closes the episode with a heartfelt thank-you to Kevin and a reminder to share this episode with others to spread its inspiring message. Key Takeaways: • Authenticity is crucial in auditions and creative pursuits. • Success often depends on uncontrollable variables—focus on being remembered for who you are. • Man of Few Words exemplifies how visual storytelling can evoke profound emotions and universal connections. • Persistence and passion are key, whether in entertainment, law enforcement, or other fields. For more on Kevin O’Neill, visit Kevin O’Neill Productions (http://kevinoneillproductions.com) https://kevinoneillproductions.com (https://kevinoneillproductions.com) or follow him on social media. TO CONNECT WITH REBECCA L. MAHAN, visit www.RebeccasBizCard.com

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YouTube views

3,883

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 57 / 100

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Quality

77

Social presence

0

YouTube

68

Engagement

27

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