Barron Peper on Finding Your Voice, Belonging, and True Aliveness

What really makes you come alive? Is it the house you live in, the title on your resume, or the milestones you have worked so hard to reach? Or is it something much more simple, like the moment you find your voice, join in song with others, or allow yourself to be seen just as you are? In this episode, I sit down with fellow TEDx Spokane speaker, Barron Peper. Barron is an architect, singer, and movement artist who designs spaces that bring us back to what matters most: connection, belonging, and our shared humanity.

Barron’s journey is an invitation to step out of the role of spectator in your own life and step into the song, the adventure, and the community that brings true aliveness. He reminds us that our voices matter, that we belong, and that the adventure of life is not meant to be lived alone.

Takeaways from this episode:

• Aliveness comes from being with ourselves in truth and compassion
• Our spaces can either separate us or bring us together
• Singing in community heals old wounds and helps us remember we belong
• Adventure pushes us to our edges and shows us how to move through fear
• Belonging is not something we achieve, it is something we embody

Connect with Barron Peper: 

• Website: www.arch-belong.com
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barronpeper/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arch.belong/