Renée-Paule Gauthier has talked to performers like Arnaud Sussman, Joshua Roman, and Tessa Lark about practice and performance techniques. This is another musician-based podcast and also done with interviews. Or my episode where I blah blah blah about a few things cello-related. Anyone who is breaking some sort of mold. Folks who have started their own ensembles, publicists, performers, and administrators. Her guests are all people who are “Redefining a Thriving Classical Music Career”. Tracy Friedlander is the host of this great interview-based pod.

Happy listening! Photo by Juja Han on Unsplash 1. It’s always fun to see a classical music career through the lens of a non-musician!ĭo you have a favorite podcast that TFTL readers might want to know about? I’d love to hear about them, too. The host, Olga Müller, is a life coach in Germany and wanted to talk to me about career pivots and moving things in the direction of your dream life. One is listed below, and the other was just released yesterday on the Thrive Podcast. I’ve also enjoyed being a guest on a few podcasts recently. It’s a mix of classical music-specific pods, creative entrepreneurship shows, and general life inspiration shows (because who doesn’t need a little of that these days?). In a recent post, I talked about using podcasts as an incentive to exercising, and I received more messages and comments asking me which podcasts I listen to than about anything else! So, here are ten that I have been listening to pretty regularly.

On the Other Hand by Renée Paule