Why is healthy communication so difficult in the music industry?

In this episode, we break down the hidden factors that make it challenging, from neurochemistry to the difficulty of defining your own identity. We explore how setting boundaries can protect creativity, and share practical tips for navigating touring with healthier dynamics.

Whether you’re an artist, crew member, or industry professional, this conversation offers clear insights and strategies for stronger connections and sustainable careers. Rashida Black website: https://www.khemura.com/

Rashida Black Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khemurawellness/

Rachel Sacharoff joins me to explore the realities of being neurodivergent in the music industry. From the unique challenges that ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence bring, to strategies that support creativity and career growth, this episode blends personal stories, expert insight, and practical advice. Whether you’re a musician, educator, or advocate, you’ll gain fresh perspectives on embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity in music.

Rachel's therapy practice: https://www.wholesoulcounseling.com/ Rachel's educational platform: https://www.rachelruinstherapy.com/

Backline: https://backline.care/

Private jets, tour logistics, and the wild world of artist travel — Julie Black from Premier Aviation takes us inside the flight plans of the music industry. From moving superstar artists around the globe to tackling sustainability in aviation, Julie shares what really goes on behind the scenes of chartered air travel for tours. We also talk about her career journey, what it takes to succeed in this high-pressure space, and why she's pushing to bring more women into the field.

🎙️ In this episode: How private aviation supports artist tours The surprising roles people play behind the scenes Stories from the road (and the sky) The future of aviation and sustainable touring Julie’s mission to open doors for women in aviation

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Artist management, music business, and The Tragically Hip — Jake Gold breaks it all down in Episode 1 of The Noise Makers Podcast. In this premiere episode, legendary music manager Jake Gold shares what it really takes to turn a band into a business. From managing The Tragically Hip to building long-term careers in a shifting industry, Jake offers real-world insights into artist development, branding, touring, and the creative grind behind the scenes.

🎙️ Topics include:

• What it means to manage a band like a business and why you should
• How Jake uses that with The Tragically Hip
• Building a career, and why it's harder later in life
• Being open to new tech to build a fan community

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