Thrive x Strive Musician Podcast

Thrive x Strive Musician Podcast

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Welcome to the Thrive x Strive Musician Podcast — a space where artistry meets authenticity.

This podcast delves into the inner worlds of musicians, examining topics ranging from personal development and mental health to establishing sustainable routines for practice and performance. Hosted by Amy Wang-Hiller, a Dallas-Fort Worth–based violinist, educator, and certified NLP practitioner, the show brings together musicians, wellness experts, and creative professionals to share insights, stories, and practical tools for thriving in the music industry.

As a disabled artist herself, Amy also shares candid solo episodes on her journey with disability, offering reflections and resources for cultivating a healthy mindset and lasting career. The podcast is part of a broader mission to support inclusion in classical music by amplifying the voices of disabled performers, behind-the-scenes composers, and creatives contributing to nonprofit events and initiatives that promote equity in the arts.

Whether you’re navigating burnout, building resilience, or redefining success, this podcast helps you align your musical path with purpose and well-being.

🎶 New episodes weekly. Subscribe to join a growing community committed to thriving and striving together.

Recent Episodes

  • It all makes sense now!: Self-Doubt and Self-Validation Cycle

    2 years ago
  • Adrian Anantawan: Disability and Diversity in Classical World

    2 years ago
  • Living in the Now: The Journey of My Progressive Quadriplegia as a Musician

    2 years ago
  • "In my Head" or Just Rare? - Zebra Exists

    2 years ago
  • Finding Your Blue Ocean - UMBS 2023

    3 years ago
  • Attitude of Gratitude

    5 years ago
  • Maren Montalbano: Slowing Down & Living in the Now

    5 years ago
  • Setting Healthy Boundaries & Saying "No"

    5 years ago
  • Mindful Music-making & Self-Compassion with Dr. Renée-Paule Gauthier -TSMP 09

    5 years ago
  • August Sneak Peek: Dr. Renée-Paule Gauthier from Mind Over Finger Podcast

    5 years ago