
I know who I am. finally
Robbi Hall Kumalo, a multifaceted creative professional and educator. As a Grammy-nominated artist and author, Kumalo integrates her expertise in music, storytelling, and acting to mentor others and produce diverse multimedia content. Her work is deeply influenced by her Bahá’í faith and her personal journey of resilience while living with multiple sclerosis, which she uses to inspire fellow artists and those facing chronic illness. Through her business entities and various podcasts, she promotes healing and cultural memory by blending childlike wonder with mature spiritual reflection. Ultimately, the document defines her trajectory from a performer to a cultural elder focused on global storytelling and creative education.

“Her job wasn't to make a child fit the activity. It was to change the activity so the child had a way into it.” - What Hosts Are Saying
My interview on The Lighter Side of the Spectrum with…
Host: David Kaufer · Posted October 1, 2026
"A person doesn't have to be changed or fixed in order to belong." — David Kaufer
"Her work with children has reached more than a million kids and families worldwide." — David Kaufer
"Give yourself permission to hum. Humming will make you smile." — Robbi
Robbi played a little piano on the Happy Happy song, with David's son Stone right there in the room.
Listen to the episode: https://youtu.be/cHqQWAiMmVA
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