Rebecca’s Substack
Rebecca McFaulEssays that pay attention to the intersection of art and systems thinking — and explore what it means to be in right relationship with a complex and changing world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | rebeccamcfaul.substack.com |
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A Love Letter to the Living Web of Music
Here in Utah, we are preparing for an evening of recognition at the Governor’s Mansion. The Fry Street Quartet, which I have been part of for over two decades, will be honored. But in truth, we are far from the only ones who should be singl...
Musings on the Language of Extraction in Education
A new term has been circling me from multiple directions.
Politically Perpendicular
If it hasn’t been clear already, a government shutdown makes it painfully obvious: American politics is broken. Not just gridlocked. Not just messy. Broken. And sliding ever faster into cruelty and violence.
Mushrooms After the Rain
As a violinist, some of the best advice I’ve ever received about managing performance anxiety is this: The fear will never go away. So you have two choices: either get more nervous about the fact that you’re nervous, or get busy tending the...
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Violinist | String Quartet lifer | Educator | Believer in beauty as resistance. Paying attention to the intersection of art and systems thinking — and exploring what it means to be in right relationship with a complex and changing world.
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