Episodes
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Episode 8 // John Hong – Clarinetist, Writer & Marketing Consultant
How does spending $8500 you don't have as a grad student jump start your career? In this episode, John Hong shares how one swipe of a credit card started the exciting journey into his current pursuits.
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Episode 7 // Atse Theodros – Brass Repair Tech & Trumpeter
Atse Theodros is a freelance trumpet player and brass repair tech at J. Landress Brass in New York City. After apprenticing at the shop during his last year of study […]
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Episode 6 // Sara Duchovnay – Fine Jewelry Curator and Soprano
Sara and I chat about her experiences as an entrepreneur and operatic soloist, the challenges of building businesses, and why classical musicians should be more like Rhianna (for real). In […]
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Episode 5 // Beth Lano – PR & Marketing Pro and Hornist
Is there anything Beth Lano doesn't do? Successful freelance horn player, voice actor, public relations and marketing pro, private horn teacher, associate principal of the Las Vegas Philharmonic - she stays busy, that's for sure!
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Episode 4 // Lauren Yu – Software Engineer and Bassoonist
Lauren Yu is a bassoonist and software engineer in the DC metropolitan area. She is a founding member of the Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet, a well-known chamber ensemble that has […]
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Episode 3 // Ryan Walsh – Wine Tasting Connoisseur and Oboist
Ryan Walsh is an oboist and wine tasting connoisseur currently based in Pittsburgh after 17 years in New York City. Most recently, Ryan was the oboe/English horn player for the […]
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Episode 2 // Eric Umble – Non-profit Development Pro and Clarinetist
I’m excited to share my first episode with a real live guest! Eric Umble is a clarinetist, development administrator, DJ, and all around wonderful human. I’m delighted to have him […]
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Episode 1 // Intro, Erin Paul – Software Support Pro and Hornist
In the first episode of Doublers, I'm outlining the why for starting this podcast. Everyone and their dog is making content these days, since we're all stuck and home and this is the primary means for social contact... so why this podcast and why now?