Change is inevitable, so embrace it.
OK, maybe it's not always as positive as all that. But change presents opportunity, and even if you dread it, you can usually find a silver lining to the dark cloud.
Music can help with any kind of change. Naturally there are songs about embracing a new relationship and songs about moving on from a bad one. Yet music addresses everything from adopting a positive attitude to escaping an oppressive environment to facing down the grieving process.
In this episode of "How We Heard It," your hosts explore songs about change and suggest some of the better ones to help you get to where you want to be.
Meanwhile, host Wayne Bledsoe talks about his ambitions and plans for his upcoming retirement from his day job, inspiring both happiness and envy in his co-hosts.
Then, as they sometimes do, Wayne, Chuck and John go off on a tangent, this time talking about some of their weirdest jobs.
One of them used to dress as a rabbit and deliver singing messages.
Another used to search through beans at a restaurant, looking for rocks.
And the third used to deal blackjack at pop-up casinos for business conventions.
They were fun jobs while they lasted, but the guys all moved on. Because as Sheryl Crow sings, "A change will do you good."
