Sound Legacy

05/13/2026

My job title is basically ‘professional curious stranger.’
I show up, ask your grandma questions nobody’s thought to ask in forty years, and she tells me everything.
Your family watches later and tries not to cry.
It’s a whole thing.

05/12/2026

A new client project - The Nishtha of Dr. Creig Hoyt.

Dr. Creig has been in the field of pediatric neuropathology since 1969. He’s an innovator, a healer, a traveler, a researcher, an athlete, and at 84-years old, he’s still climbing…literally!

Watch the whole 13 minute video, share, and enjoy Link in bio, or look us up on YouTube.

04/25/2026

New Episode of The Sound Legacy Podcast!
My guest today is Dr. Stephanie Rogers -

We talk about her upcoming race to raise money for , her work as a geriatrician, music, travel, stress-free productivity, and more.

Join us, share, and enjoy!

02/21/2026

Some people spend their lives trying to fit into the world.
Others quietly reshape it by refusing to.

Shessa is an artist, a performer, and a woman who has spent her life dancing to the beat of her own music. In this final episode of the Little Brothers–Friends of the Elderly & Sound Legacy Podcast Project, she recites poetry, sings a song she’d never recorded before, performs the Dance of Lady Justice, and shares the story behind it all.

Her perspective is tender, wry, and unmistakably her own. The kind of person who finds the ugly duckling more interesting than the swan. Who would rather peel potatoes than be the princess.

This project was made possible by the extraordinary staff and volunteers at Little Brothers–Friends of the Elderly San Francisco, and by the older adults who trusted us with their stories.

Their voices are not echoes of the past.
They are living works of art.

Listen to the final episode now. Link in bio.

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02/12/2026

02/07/2026

Sound Legacy and Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly Launch Intergenerational Podcast Project to Preserve the Voices of Older Adults

San Francisco, CA, February 3, 2026 – Stories connect us. Now they’re being recorded for generations to come. Sound Legacy has partnered with Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly to launch a new intergenerational podcast initiative that trains volunteers to capture and preserve the life stories of older adults, transforming connection into a lasting legacy.

Last October, Sound Legacy Co-Founder Andrew Couch led an immersive, hands-on training with three LBFE volunteers, teaching interviewing, recording, and editing skills. Within hours, the team was prepped for the field. The volunteers then partnered with LBFE community members Shessa and Janey N to record deeply personal reflections for a two-episode pilot. Couch also recorded a conversation with LBFE Executive Director Cathy Michalec about the vision behind the collaboration.

“Listening is an act of love,” said Couch. “When we take the time to hear and record another person’s story, we’re preserving something vital that connects us all.

“The Sound Legacy project is so important as it gives voice to a population that loses its voice as it ages,” said Michalec. “This partnership creates space for older adults to be heard, valued, and remembered, while building meaningful connections across generations.”

The series blends LBFE’s mission of relieving loneliness and isolation with Sound Legacy’s expertise in storytelling, creating a powerful platform where lived experience becomes community memory.

The pilot podcast series launches Thursday, February 5, with new episodes released weekly on February 12 and February 19. Episodes are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other major streaming platforms.

11/04/2025

Sound Legacy is proud to be podcast production partners with Norman Greenbaum, creator of “Spirit in the Sky” (one of the most iconic rock anthems ever recorded!) Thanks Norman and Bonita!!

10/23/2025

Our co-founder, Andrew, took the stage at the San Francisco Senior Roundtable to share how Sound Legacy began, and the deeper why that drives us to help families preserve their stories.

Book a call with us at mysoundlegacy.com to preserve yours.

10/01/2025

Thanks to for having us on the air this morning! Sound Legacy recently had the amazing opportunity to film a short documentary on station manager Amanda’s mother-in-law, the 101 year old Elly!
Always a great time catching up. 🤠

09/09/2025

Out spreading the gospel today! We were honored to have a booth at the “Life After 65” Senior Resource Fair hosted by The Vincent. Peep the new Sound Legacy flyers, coming to a community bulletin board near you!