Susan Rogers Pt. 2: The Modern Complexities of Women and Music Herizon Music: The Podcast

Susan Rogers' chat was so informative that we split it into two episodes. This is Part 2, where Susan talks about 
* Her teachings/research at Berklee College of Music. 
* The differences in working with men and women 
* What happens to your career when your "eggs" are about to expire 
* How women and men are physically and psychologically impacted differently (and sometimes the same!) by music, and the conscious decisions artists/engineers/producers make as a result. 
* She also answers audience questions!
This episode was recorded remotely using Zoom.
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Photo credits:

Sign o’ the Times tour, 1987 — Ruud Schouten
Odds, Vancouver, 1991 — Doug Elliott
In New Zealand
Red Bull Music Academy, 2016
Headshot — Jandro Cisneros


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