Susan is a professional musician and adjunct faculty member at Salisbury University. When she isn’t recording new material, Susan is helping educate new audio engineers for the industry. She tells about her life experiences and explains how to truly follow your bliss. Check it out!
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>> Usually, my typical day can start with a cup of coffee. I have to have that to get going with everything I do. A typical day for me really, on the days that I teach a course and preparing for class, and I love teaching, I really do. I enjoy it very much. I enjoy the students that I get every year and it's cool to watch them just mature through the whole semester in so many ways. They begin to get that grizzled audio production look by the end of the semester where they unshaved and, no. No, I'm just joking with that. So I enjoy teaching. I enjoy-- Also throughout the day, usually I come back here and I handle things at the studio phone calls. Sometimes I have sessions that I ran over in between class and ran sessions and ran go back to class, if I don't have any engineer that can cover during that timeframe. Usually, it's so-- and I also work with project on students here at the station advising them, putting them to tasks that would be beneficial in terms of a scale that they might learn by working in this environment. And so that's, that's a day. Sometimes I'm here late at night and we're still doing sessions or picking up my guitar and my mandolin and doing little creative stuff myself.
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