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Mary Gauthier

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Mary Gauthier uses songwriting to help people through trauma

By DAVID BAUDERAugust 11, 2022 GMT

NEW YORK (AP) — Having used songwriting to navigate her own trauma, Mary Gauthier is putting those skills to work helping others do the same.

The Nashville-based musician has collaborated with war veterans to write about what they've been through, even producing a disc of the music, and more recently sat with health care workers who were on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Review: The stars come out on Mary Gauthier’s new album

By STEVEN WINEMay 31, 2022 GMT

“Dark Enough to See the Stars,” Mary Gauthier (Thirty Tigers)

Mary Gauthier’s weekly Sunday afternoon livestreams at the pandemic’s peak were a lot like church, with confessions, contemplations and a welcome spirit of communion.

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