Two Moody Doctors

How does one deal with disappointment in the workplace?  Especially for music teachers, how do you emotionally handle someone treating your suject (music) as "less than"?  How about when funding is lacking?

Let's talk about these things.

You have so much great wisdom!  We would love to hear it and share it.  Write to us any time (and feel free to request future topics).
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You've got this.

To Dr. Z....

Well, you just need to listen to this one.

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Don't forget to wash your face

What to consider when pursuing tertiary/higher education beyond an undergraduate degree?   

Let's talk about a few items to consider when looking into grad schools.

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Communion coffee, squirrels, and fun tales from the classroom.  Never a dull moment with TMD!

The fun doesn't stop here.  We would love to hear your insights, thoughts, and questions!
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Join Two Moody Doctors today as Dr. Zaheri and Dr. Woosley recount some uniquely unpleasant stories from their first jobs while also chatting about the best time of day for practicing music.  Who knew that goldfish, donuts, and mornings had so much in common!

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A spartan race, tattoos, skydiving, and musicals.  Toss in a splash of coffee, choreography, and a well-ironed shirt.  What do these have in common?  Everything.

And what about your ideas for a tattoo....?

The discussion doesn't stop here.  We would love to hear your insights, thoughts, and questions!
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A whole table of americanos... 

College is a time of personal growth and change.  During that time, relationships--particularly romantic ones--can flourish.  But they can also fade.  How can one work through the ending of a romantic relationship, especially when, due to life circumstances, both people must be near each other frequently (e.g., you're in the same music department).

Join Dr. Zaheri and Dr. Woosley as they discuss ideas from their own journeys in college and observations from their perspectives as university music professors.

This discussion doesn't stop here.  We would love to hear your insight and thoughts on the topic!
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You are never alone.  

It's vital that music students (and teachers) remember the art of "play" in their life.  Music can, and should, be fun.  This podcast demonstrates that in a way that even we did not see coming.  

How so?  You'll have to give it a listen to find out.  But there is a competition.   With awesome swag as a prize.  Don't miss out.

Please keep sending us your topics, thoughts, and ideas!
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Are pizza rolls mini hot pockets?

Perhaps we should provide three-word horoscopes for people?  Dr. Woosley knows nothing of horoscopes so this could be...interesting.

Just stay home.  Read a book.  Make your bed.  Give unsolicited feedback.

What do you think?
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Capricorn:  you meant well.

Do you have any pre-performance rituals or routines?  Let's talk about it!  It might involve food, coffee, visualization, or Donkey Kong.

Write to us!

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You're amazing just as you are.  Keep it up.