What happens in your brain when you play music? More than you might think! In our latest episode of Penthesilea On Air, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Eckart Altenmüller, a neurologist and musician who has spent decades researching the brain’s response to music. His insights can transform the way we practice, perform, and even experience music.

In this episode of Penthesilea On Air, Karin Bonelli speaks with career strategist and author Angela Beeching about the realities of building a music career. With experience coaching musicians at institutions like the Manhattan School of Music and the New England Conservatory, Angela offers practical advice on shaping a sustainable career, handling setbacks, and broadening professional opportunities beyond traditional paths.

In this episode of Penthesilea On Air, I sit down with Dr. Michael Bohne, a renowned performance coach and psychiatrist, to explore The Power of Emotional Self-Regulation. Known for his innovative PEP technique (Process and Embodiment-focused Psychotherapy), Dr. Bohne has spent decades helping performers, from musicians to media professionals, overcome stage fright and build lasting confidence. This conversation offers valuable insights into how emotional regulation and self-worth play a pivotal role in achieving peak performance.