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Florida School Teacher Andrea Phillips always loved her job, and she spent years collecting

hundreds of books to help struggling readers discover new possibilities.

But then her district informed her and her colleagues that their classroom libraries were

off limits until every book was approved, all because of an intentionally vague new law.

Hear her story on the latest episode of Into the Mix, subscribe now.

For a lot of people figuring out what you're meant to do with your life is a long winding process.

But for some lucky ones, a career path becomes clear in an instant.

Well I've always been very interested in music, I spent all my time playing the piano and

composing and so on.

For Diana Deutsch that moment happened back in the 50s, but it didn't go exactly how she

imagined it.

My music teacher performed at the BBC third program in the mornings.

She was playing piano in a trio.

And I was asked to be a page turner.

Essentially she'd be turning the pages of the sheet music so her teacher wouldn't have to stop playing.

So it went up to BBC House and I was all of 16 at the time and very excited about doing this.

Diana had always dreamed of being a musician, so even just turning pages on the BBC felt

like the big time.

What happened was I turned the first page, no problem.

I turned the second page, no problem.

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