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Today's podcast was recorded live with members of our UA School of Music family! We covered many topics. In this podcast, we'll discuss if a music degree is worth pursuing.
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
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Today's podcast was recorded live with members of our UA School of Music family! We covered many topics. In this podcast, we'll discuss the following:
1. If we could go back in time and change something about our instrument, what would it be?
2. Pre-college and post-college advice (what would we tell ourselves)?
3. Favorite (or least favorite) ice cream flavor?
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
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Today's podcast was recorded live with members of our UA School of Music family! We covered many topics. In this podcast, we'll discuss two questions:
1. Would you rather fight 10 organs or 100 pianos? (yep...)
2. How do you handle having TONS of reading to accomplish and not enough time to accomplish it?
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
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Today's podcast was recorded live with members of our UA School of Music family! We covered many topics. In this podcast, we'll discuss ways to handle busyness (especially with those we see around us) and the best (worst?) dad jokes off the top of our head...
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
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This episode is a bit more specific to our University of Alabama School of Music students (but it can still be useful to everyone)! Who might you need to know in the School of Music to make life a better place? Let's chat about it.
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
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Welcome to SEASON 3, part 2 of Two Moody Doctors! We're so excited to bring a new season to you. Who is "we"? Dr. Amir Zaheri and Dr. Kevin Woosley, two music doctors from the University of Alabama School of Music! And in this episode, you'll get a little more of an insight into the...unique...people presenting this podcast!
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
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Welcome to SEASON 3 of Two Moody Doctors! We're so excited to bring a new season to you. Who is "we"? Dr. Amir Zaheri and Dr. Kevin Woosley, two music doctors from the University of Alabama School of Music!
We are here to discuss all things related to musician wellness, life as a music major and music teacher, and ways to make our world a better place.
We welcome your questions, topics, ideas, and anything else you wish us to discuss! Topics can be serious, academic, deep, comical, awkward, or anything really!
You can reach us in multiple ways:
-Email us: twomoodydoctors@gmail.com
-Submit questions (anonymously, if desired): https://kevinwoosley.com/two-moody-doctors
-TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@twomoodydoctors
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Awards, musicals, and dad jokes on stage.
Yep.
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Is Mozart better than Beethoven? Rachmaninoff...is he amazing or, meh? Let's chat composer hot takes.
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How does one manage having a family and being a musician? Is it the same for each person? If I am not doing what others in my field are doing, does that mean I have failed? What exactly does family look like?
Let's dive in!
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Welcome to the final episode of our season on grifts and grafts here on Criminalia, where we've been exploring the stories of some of the most notorious swindles and swindlers throughout history. And, of course there were plenty of cocktails and mocktails to go around, too. Listen as Holly and Maria continue their tradition, highlighting their Top 3 shows and favorite drinks of the season.
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How do you hold your coffee mug? Is it good? Or it is chaotic evil?
Be sure to reference this picture during today's podcast: https://www.reddit.com/r/AlignmentCharts/comments/ktfycl/an_alignment_chart_for_holding_a_mug/
Many thanks to Alanna for the awesome submission!
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The phrase, "There's a sucker born every minute," is attributed to P.T. Barnum, but it could be about this episode: We're talking about con artists who swindled people into buying some really famous landmarks. George C. Parker sold the Brooklyn Bridge. Among Victor Lustig's most audacious scams was when he sold the Eiffel Tower. And a man known as Natwarlal made a name for himself selling the Taj Mahal among other famous landmarks in India. Let's look at what happened when each of these guys dipped a toe into real estate.
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Those who considered themselves financially savvy in Chicago in the early 1920s wanted in on one investment: the Bayano River Syndicate. It was an exclusive investment, and centered around oil-rich lands in Panama. And a mild-mannered, balding, and bespectacled lawyer named Leo Koretz was the guy who held the key to investing in it. But Koretz wasn't who he seemed, and neither were his oil fields in Panama.
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In this 2-for-1 inheritance scam special, Holly and Maria talk about William Cameron Morrow Smith and Oscar Hartzell, who, separately, bilked thousands of people out of millions of dollars, just by telling them they might be in line to receive a huge fortune. Spoiler alert on that: There was no fortune.
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There was something about Mary, but despite her claims, it wasn't an inheritance, prestigious titles, peerage, or any aristocratic honors. Mary Carelton became famous-for-being-famous when the paparazzi and media of her day caught wind of a scandal involving her. It wasn't about her penchant for pretending to be a princess -- as it turns out, it was for bigamy.
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You can't talk about confidence artists and their games without talking about one of the classics: the shell game. It's been called a lot of things over the decades, and during the time and place we're going to visit in this episode, it was 'thimblerig'. It's often portrayed as a gambling game, but it's actually a con used to fleece unsuspecting bettors. Samuel Bennett was one of the best-known 'thimbleriggers' – perhaps ever, depending who you ask – and he made a fortune scamming passengers on steamboats along America's waterways in the 19th century.
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In January of 1881, the Cincinnati Examiner described Charles Lewis Blood as a "very affable" man, but questioned his right to the title M.D. And the Boston Globe described him as having a, "national reputation for crooked work.” In fact, he did have career in crooked work. "Dr." Blood ran a long con peddling patent medicine he called, oxygenized air -- which was actually nitrous oxide. And it's not the only crime he was involved in during his confidence career.
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