Lucia D’Avanzo-Lewis (not Lucia di Lammermoor) is my guest for this mammoth-sized episode. Lucia’s the author of the Eco Notes blog, and we chatted face-to-face about how reducing waste is like learning a new instrument as well as sharing tips on how to reduce waste and reuse possessions not only in our everyday lives, but also as musicians.
I share with you my experience of playing at my first post-lockdown wedding gig, plus we have a stupor-inducing Music College Didn’t Prepare Me contribution. Would you like to contribute? Email me: asitcomespodcast@gmail.com
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Mentioned in this episode:
Econotes.co.uk
Facebook.com/luciaseconotes
Episode 2 for my late-to-a-wedding anecdote and chamberoke: https://asitcomespod.podbean.com/e/episode-2-madeleine-ridd-part-1-nobody-has-a-monopoly-on-suffering/
Episode 15: Tara Minton "Multi-tasking on a ninja level"
Episode 14: Daniel Elms (part 2) "Untitled Podcast Episode"
Episode 13: Daniel Elms (part 1) "Just show up"
Episode 12: Sophie Gledhill "This is something I feel I need to do"
Episode 11: Mike Ladouceur "If this is the music you wanna make then you just have to make it"
Episode 10: Margaret Cookhorn "Yes please!"
Episode 9: David Mahoney "You can't afford to wait for the opportunity to come along"
Episode 8. Lucy Anderson "She'll be right"
Episode 7: Elisabeth Streichert "What's the point of feeling alone about this?"
Episode 6: Nina Harries "How do you GO to Purcell?!"
Episode 5. Uchenna Ngwe "C is the key"
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Episode 3: Madeleine Ridd (part 2) "Things don't have to turn out the way you planned for it to be okay"
Episode 2: Madeleine Ridd (part 1) "Nobody has a monopoly on suffering"
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