Key of E is written and read by Mina Estrada. 

This episode is inspired by Counterfeit Madison (counterfeitmadison.com), a participant and friend of Benevolent Instruction. She is an incredible composer and vocalist, among many other things, and has graciously shared some details of her experience with synesthesia that connects color, shape, emotion, and taste to specific sounds. The elements of this complex sensory intelligence are wildly inspiring and have served as the muse for this piece, and also for Key of F from Ep. 4, which was written and read by Coco Loupe.

If this is your first time experiencing Benevolent instruction and you’re not quite sure what you’re getting yourself into, may I recommend listening to our intro episode where coco and I do our best to describe the what, how, and why of this process. We hope that you enjoy the experience, and we’re so grateful that you’re here.