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#4: What’s Waiting for You on the Other Side of a Disability? Communicating with Prince.

October 15, 2024

Dr. Cindy sits down with the very talented Stephen Coghill. Stephen is a musical artist, audio engineer, audiobook director, composer, remote session player, and voice actor. Stephen has overcome adversity to get where he is today. Growing up with learning disabilities challenged Stephen to look within himself for his true gifts in life.

In this episode, we cover:

(2:05) Stephen’s many titles
(5:13) Famous artists Stephen is working with
(9:10) It’s never too late to start
(14:04) Communicating in sign language with Prince
(16:37) How Stephen got started in the entertainment business
(21:22) Overcoming learning disabilities to become successful later in life
(30:17) Rapid Fire Questions

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Meet Our Guest

Stephen Coghill is a musical artist, audio engineer, audiobook director, composer, remote session player, and voice actor. This year he plans on releasing two solo albums and an album with NYC artist Michael Dion which features Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Method Man, and Ariana Grande. Stephen has also voiced for many brands like IBM, Rainbird, and Home Depot.

Website: www.stephencoghill.com
Website: www.stephencoghillvo.com
Facebook: @stephencoghillvo
Linkedin: @stephencoghill
Instagram: @stephencoghillproductions

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