C.q.p Moments

In the midst of all the body talk we have different views of body positivity. My guest Yoga Therapist and author Erica Mather speaks about it. After  completing her B.A. she worked as a temp, a personal assistant to a  differently abled woman, and as an office manager to a small music  agency. When her father died at the young age of 56 (she, 23), Erica  realized that life is short and it’s best to quickly get on with the  business of living it in alignment with what matters to us most. She  quit her day job and doubled down on playing the piano professionally,  gigging, writing, teaching, and self-producing two jazz-inspired albums,  Borderlands (1999), and The Millennium Song Cycle (2001). In 2002 Erica  was voted “Madison’s Favorite Jazz Artist” in the 2002 Isthmus Reader’s  Poll. She served on the Mayor’s Arts Advisory Board. You can hear her  music on SoundCloud. At the age of 26, Erica began experiencing adult  onset migraines, going overnight from “healthy” to “gravely ill.” On a  quest for relief she