At some point, your career stops being defined by who you'll become, and starts being defined by who you are right now.
Isaiah and Chris talk about this transition, as they've experienced it so far. How is it that we grow into self-sharing artists, no longer afraid of the adjudicator's evaluation? Does this evolution of career happen the same for most singers? Does it serve us well? Does this tipping point actually exist?
Special background guest Connor chimes in on the jackhammer.

-=-Show notes-=-
YouTube - The Seventh Seal - Confession Scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4L4ceFr8II

Folksong Collecting - International Percy Grainger Society
http://www.percygrainger.org/biograf5.htm

GoodReads - Ira Glass Quotes
www.goodreads.com/quotes/309485-nobody-tells-this

'Oranges and Lemons' - English Children's Songs
http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=es&p=805

Screen Shot of 'Brilliant Bach Rehearsal' in Chris' iTunes
http://www.overthoughtpodcast.com/images/Brilliant_Bach_Rehearsal_iTunes.png

Book - 'The Inner Game of Music', Barry Green
http://theinnergame.com/products/books/inner-game-of-music/

Book - 'The Inner Voice', Renée Fleming
http://www.amazon.com/The-Inner-Voice-Making-Singer/dp/0143035940

Web Comic - 'All These People Seem To Have it Together'
http://funnyjunk.com/Seems+accurate/funny-pictures/5270162/