
Hattie Butterworth and Rebecca Toal host a podcast of insight and change in the classical music and arts professions. Delving into the often stigmatised worlds of mental health, injury, discrimination and productivity, classical music issues are spoken and revived. Join Hattie, Rebecca and guests for important conversations, inspiring moments of wisdom and poignant vulnerability.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsMusicArtsMusic Interviews | |||

We bring you a special filmed episode from Ronnie Scott's legendary London jazz club where we speak with the fabulous Lizzie Ball. Alongside pianist James Pearson, Lizzie will be curating the much-anticipated classical series Upstairs at Ronnie’s. We... more
Dr. Anna Bull is a Senior Lecturer in Education and Social Justice, Co-director of The 1752 Group and a former professional pianist and cellist. We return to Zoom to speak with her about class and socioeconomic issues in the classical music industry,... more
Trigger Warning: suicidal ideation from 13:50 to 18:00
Is it ethical that musicians feels 'owned' or controlled by their donors? Today in The Break Down, we are discussing philanthropy in classical music and opera, Hattie's recent experience of depr... more
Welcome to our rebranded 'chatty episodes' - now, with middling irony and an exaggerated sense of self-awareness, called The Break Down.
Hattie brings our Classical Strife newsletter segment to the podcast, we chat about The Met x Saudi Arabia's hot... more
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Words can’t describe how comforting this podcast is as a young person trying to navigate the crazy industry that is the classical music world🫶 The industry needs more people like Rebecca and Hattie 🙏
Hattie and Rebecca are my morning ASMR, they’re so insightful and forward thinking and their professionalism knows no bounds. Such a great podcast!
I loved hearing Hattie's perspective - her honesty about mental health for musicians and willingness to be vulnerable is refreshing and rings true. While her guests have great things to say, I especially enjoyed the reflective episode 7 sandwiched between interviews. The audio quality is excellent which adds to the experience.
Beautiful easy listening. A window into parts of musicians lives few of us are aware of. 5/5.
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Exploring the nuanced experiences within the classical music and arts professions, this podcast brings important conversations about mental health, discrimination, and the pressures that artists face to the forefront. Hosts Hattie Butterworth and Rebecca Toal invite both guests and listeners to share in their reflections on subjects ranging from personal battles with mental health to broader societal issues like misogyny and class inequalities in the industry. Noteworthy for its candid discussions and heartfelt vulnerability, the show is likely to resonate with a diverse audience that seeks deeper insight into the challenges faced in these creative fields.
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Things Musicians Don't Talk About launched 6 years ago and published 116 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Things Musicians Don't Talk About include:
1. Lizzie Ball
2. Ophelia Gordon
3. Jessica Curry
4. Lauren McQuistin
5. Jamie Barton
6. CN Lester
7. Gillian Moore
8. Matthew Barley
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