We’re joined by two Lana super fans, Hannah and Audrey Leach of Sleepover Cinema Podcast, to talk us through not only the many controversies of Lana Del Rey’s career but also of being a Lana fan.
we’re joined by Miyoko Esco who is a touring crew member with over seven years of experience under her belt to unpack all this. We discuss what’s in place to help those struggling while out on the road, and what she feels could be changed to help out with the mental health burden that comes with being on the road for most of the year.
It’s no secret that if you’re a female in pop music, you’re going to be over-sexualized by not only the media but also the public. Stylist Payton Dales gives us some insider insight into how every choice in music styling, even the over the top ones, are 100% intentional.
The number of times we’ve listened to a song, as female-identifying humans, and thought “wait… does this singer hate me…” are truly too many to count. We’ve decided to look deeper into why misogyny in songwriting is so inescapable.
This week we’re joined by the superfan strategist and music marketing intellect Sydney Stein to talk all things fandom marketing. We discuss the power behind impassioned fangirls and how their promotional tactics on social media platforms are really just doing free marketing campaigns for record labels.
We finally decided to pass the Bechdel test and do an episode revolving around a woman in music. We thought it’d be fitting as mid-range millennials to discuss a major part of the pop-culture discourse during our lives, Miley Cyrus.
This week we’re revisiting our favorite foursome, The 1975, but with a bit of a twist. We’ve invited the brilliant Josh and Matt from Pause It Play It, The 1975 Podcast to discuss what it’s been like being male fans of this band that the media claims is mainly for girls.
Spotify has released “Spotify Wrapped” and we wish we could say we were shocked with the outcome. Join Sara Feigin and Jenna Million as they laugh their way through their most played songs of 2020.
We delve into the world of groupies with music journalist and all around amazing gal Erica Campbell. We cover everything from the heyday of groupies in the late 60s to 70s focusing heavily on the queen of groupies herself Pamela Des Barres to what it means to be a groupie in the modern world.
This week we dive back into the world of Fangirldom by discussing topics from Hannah Ewens’ incredible book Fangirls: Scenes From Modern Music Culture. Join Sara Feigin and Jenna Million as they go deeper into the world of fangirls and discuss all things from why we’re made to feel guilty about crushing on band members, to what it’s like fangirling over an artist the world doesn’t see as fangirl friendly.
Has Justin Bieber always been an enigma to you? Did his antics as an angsty teen in the Hollywood spotlight turn you off from giving his music a chance? We’re joined this week by LA based publicist, Miriana Rexrode, to talk all things Justin Bieber from his lowest lows to his highest highs.
In this week’s episode, join Sara Feigin and Jenna Million as they discuss the most important film in Sara’s life, the 2001 cult classic Josie and the Pussycats. This satirical … Continue reading Josie & The Pussycats (2001): Music Industry Satire or Truth Bomb?