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After joining the mentorship program while serving 21 years in jail, hip hop artist Mac Phipps shares his thoughts on curbing violence in New Orleans and finding better ways to support the youth in our major cities. He also discusses the needs for adults to address the differences between “reality” and “entertainment,” in reference to the lyrics us…
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In this episode, I had a really great chat with legendary fusion drummer, Billy Cobham, about his new Masterclass series: Stress Free Drumming with Billy Cobham on Stages Music Arts. He discussed how his desire for regular gigs ultimately led him to composition and career-building personal projects that continue sustain him today.…
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President of Regal Tip Drumsticks, Carol Calato, talks about the history of Regal Tip as a business and a drumstick, and her journey to taking over her father’s business. She explains the ergonomics of different stick designs and how Regal Tip sets itself apart from the competition. Check out this episode for some great tips on building a solid bus…
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Episode 43 features audiologists Michele Cramer and Stephanie Solórzano of Hearing Clinic of Greater New Orleans, LLC! We really had an excellent time talking about ears, and that is no sarcasm. Check out our chat about hearing health for musicians and fans of music, hearing aids, custom ear plugs, and some very extended chatter about ear wax. Ever…
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Newly-appointed Executive Director of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Anwar Nasir, talks about his background as a professional dancer and its influence on his path to arts admin. He also speaks about the tradition of orchestral work and music, and the ways that he feels diversity and inclusion could help inform and shape the lives of young m…
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Rapper and National Alliance on Mental Illness Ambassador, Alfred Banks, talks about his own mental health journey following the death of his brother, breaking down the stereotypes in the hip hop world, and the steps that record labels can take to better support the mental health of their artists.
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Artist manager and Owner/Co-Founder of MidCitizen Entertainment, Tavia Osbey, talks about getting started in the industry as the manager for Tank and the Bangas. She discusses their long friendship and the boundaries they have set to make a friendship and business partnership work. She also shares her experiences finding balance between her career …
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Singer, instrumentalist, and entrepreneur, Cristina Perez Edmunds, is also a mom of two and a caregiver for her oldest son. She shares her thoughts on the changes that she will have to make to her career in order to best support her children and the steps she takes to care for herself, as well.
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RERUN: Singer/songwriter Anders Osborne discusses mental health, his road to sobriety, and the ways in which the music industry can be more supportive of a healthy lifestyle. He also talks about his organization, Send Me A Friend, which provides support for musicians who are getting back to work in the early stages of their sobriety.…
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Mike Twillman shares his experiences in the world of event production and booking. He remarks on the ways in which the long hours and demanding jobs can lead to burnout, mental health struggles, and substance abuse; and he shares his hope that we will see more support for these industry workers post-quarantine.…
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Trombone player and educator, Jeff Albert, talks about the importance of mental health precautions for both students and teachers, and the gift of giving oneself a break when needed. We also talk about life as an improvisational performer, including, but not limited to….late night Taco Bell runs.
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Big Chief Bo Dollis, Jr. talks about his Mardi Gras Indian Tribe and Band, The Wild Magnolias, their decision not to mask for Mardi Gras this year, and the need to keep the Mardi Gras Indian tradition alive in our black communities. Tune into this episode for some great background and history on the Mardi Gras Indians and the formation of The Wild …
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In this episode, Dr. Shane Huntington gets candid about the mental health issues facing PhD candidates and students in our academic institutions. He stresses the need for Universities to start emphasizing communication and re-invest in faculty teaching skills, in order to better prepare students for a wider variety of jobs in the Arts and Sciences.…
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Kam Franklin of The Suffers gets into some hot button music industry topics, where she discusses the changes that need to happen in order to provide a better future for our upcoming generation, while also supporting growth and diversity in our current environment. And don’t forget to support your public library!…
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Dr. Laura Bird is a psychologist and neuroscientist who studies the potential therapeutic and health benefits of music training and/or music listening. She chats with me about the future of studies that focus on music’s interaction with the brain and the possible positive outcomes that these studies could provide.…
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As principal horn player for the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Mollie talks about maintaining a busy practice and performance schedule while also running her three CrossFit NOLA locations. She weighs in on the benefits of CrossFit and what drives her to compete year after year. We also reminisce about the wonders of a good college cereal bar. M…
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Neuroscientist and Clinical Research Coordinator at Children’s Hospital Colorado, Kaitlyn Tholen, describes her research into the links between musicianship and the use of memory. She also chats with me about her relationship with anxiety and the steps she has taken to minimize its effects on herself and others. Also, Tiger King and Jell-O. You hea…
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Jazz pianist, educator, arranger, and Emmy Award-winning composer, Mike Esneault, shares his thoughts about teaching well-rounded students, by emphasizing life balance and an open mind. He also weighs in on techniques for reducing the potential for injury at the piano, as well as his thoughts on managing anxiety.…
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Thad Beaty of Sugarland fills us in on his fitness journey to becoming an Ironman athlete and coach while making a living as a touring musician. He discusses the importance of prioritizing your health as a musician and athlete, and the ways in which his foundation, Music That Moves, is helping athletes find causes that speak to them personally. ---…
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Annie Clements of Maren Morris and Sidepiece Band discusses her pregnancy while on the road and throughout this quarantine. She fills us in on how she makes her relationship work with her husband and fellow musician, Thad Beaty (Episode 10.5). ---------------------------------- Host: Emily Fransen Guest: Annie Clements Producer/Editor: Emily Franse…
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John Worthington discusses working in the music technology sector, leading projects like QuickTime, the Macintosh MIDI Manager, and his newest project, Jambe. John also shares his personal struggles with his eyesight and hands during his development of some of his more recent projects. ------------------------- Host: Emily Fransen Guest: John Worth…
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Clebert LeBlanc is a tai chi, qi gong, and aikido instructor in New Orleans. He works these practices in with his profession as a physical therapist and discusses the ways in which these practices can help with mind/body alignment. ------------------------------ Host: Emily Fransen Guest: Clebert LeBlanc Producer/Editor: Emily Fransen…
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Singer/songwriter Anders Osborne discusses mental health, his road to sobriety, and the ways in which the music industry can be more supportive of a healthy lifestyle. He also talks about his organization, Send Me A Friend, which provides support for musicians who are getting back to work in the early stages of their sobriety. ---------------------…
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Personal trainer, nutrition coach, and musician, Emily McWilliams, talks developing healthy routines through fitness, balanced nutrition, and a forgiving mentality. She discusses the need for more specific training plans that work around a woman’s hormonal cycles, as well as her choice to make music her creative release rather than her profession. …
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Trombone player, Emily Fredrickson, fills us in on the intricacies of arranging bounce music for orchestra(!) and recovering from a surgery that rendered her unable to play her instrument. She also weighs in on her tips for navigating the music and arts advocacy fields as a woman, while maintaining your integrity and honoring the work that got you …
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An in-depth talk about maintaining physical health while practicing mental health, meditation, and a healthy/work life balance; how to navigate a rapidly changing career due to a breakdown of all three. --------------------------------------------------- Host: Emily Fransen Guest: Paul Sanchez Producer: Emily Fransen Editor: Emily Fransen…
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