Doctor Noize
The Doc's a Stanford-educated father, chart-topping musician, commissioned composer for stage and screen, author, award-winning teacher, speaker, studio owner and humorist. Doctor Noize ignites imaginations with vibrant songs, engaging workshops, and interactive performances, sparking joy for children and anyone who likes to have fun. Featuring strong male, female, and diverse characters with contrasting and collaborating perspectives, his work is for everyone.
Mission Statement: Doctor Noize inspires creativity, curiosity, character and community through music, art, and words.
April Noizeletter
This Noizeletter describes the Doc's experience on a podcast and three wonderful experiences in his last month as a father and husband.
Imperfect Dads
The Doc spoke of hilarious and tragic moments in his life, and told stories he's never told before publicly, on The Imperfect Dads podcast. On all major streamers.
The Best Dent
In The Best Dent, the Doc encourages all to strive for not the biggest dent in this world, but the best one. And those are not always the same.
Diversity Single & Video
Cory's joyous new Doctor Noize Single & Video Diversity with Grammy-winners Alphabet Rockers and Vivian Fang Liu is out on MLK Day!
Last Email Noizeletter
Loss and rebirth go hand in hand. You’re not alone. Read the Doc's last email Noizeletter and hear his piano pieces on loss and life.
Lost In The Manor
Hi!! Just got the Phineas McBoof CD today – WOW! What fun. My 5 year old son actually sat still to listen. Just wanted to let you know how much we enjoy it! Sounds like you had a lot of fun making it too. Looking forward to the next one!
Susan Myers
Look at the modern world, everything from politics to the internet, business to mass media, and you will find a few instances where people give up their entrenched position and seek to truly understand the other side of an argument. I’m Listening is an anthem for seeking understanding, straightforward, honest dialogue, and balanced debate. A soundtrack suggesting that we would do well to learn how to listen to one another again. That’s not too much to ask, is it?
Dave Franklin
