S3.E5 Music, money, and mental wellness: Exploring the personal and economic realities of a touring musician with Anna Ruddick
Musicians and live touring artists face a unique and delicate balance when it comes to wellbeing, not to mention that the notion of the "struggling artist" has done a lot of subconscious damage to folks in the industry, on a personal, political, and ec...
The Conscious Economics Podcast · Rhiannon Rosalind
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Show Notes
Musicians and live touring artists face a unique and delicate balance when it comes to wellbeing, not to mention that the notion of the "struggling artist" has done a lot of subconscious damage to folks in the industry, on a personal, political, and economic level.
Not only do artists have the power to heal our community, music generates massive economic revenue. But the reality is that Canadian musicians have limited access to resources that support their livelihood - especially when they need it the most. In this episode, we sink deep into the life of touring musician and artist advocate, Anna Ruddick, who gets real about the challenges many Canadian musicians face - and the unsuspecting resources available to create a more conscious economy.
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