Jetty Rae talks about recording her latest album Can't Curse the Free in Nashville, choosing her producer, crowdfunding lessons learned, social media, and the power of intention. Links and Resources Mentioned jettyrae.com penpalsmusic.com Jetty Rae - YouTube Ben Franklin’s World Podcast - Paul Revere’s Ride Through History Terrible, Thanks for Asking Podcast...
Jun 23, 2017•37 min•Ep. 80
Sherry-Lynn Lee is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from the jazz-pop duo 23rd Hour. We talk about creating an identity, growing an audience on social media, as well as in your own back yard, creating strategic partnerships, and leveraging your success to build momentum. Creating community Experimenting to figure out what creates engagement Creating a twitter strategy for promotion around popular hashtags Pairing a wine with a song for #winewednesday Repurposing video to multiple so...
Jun 16, 2017•42 min•Ep. 79
This is a companion episode to go along with episode 77. It’s the producers cut. If you haven’t listened to that one, and you want to hear it now, without me piping in with a comment, click HERE , and you will magically be transported there through the inter webs. Don’t forget to come back when you’re done. I recorded this story using an Audio Technica ATR2100, plugged into my iPhone 6s. There is a USB camera adapter you can use to make it work. I recorded it while sitting in my walk-in closet, ...
Jun 04, 2017•23 min•Ep. 78
This episode is one of experimentation. Lately I’ve become more interested in narrative style podcasting. The creative soul in me wants more than just an interview show. My vision is to create a hybrid that weaves interviews, stories, and sound design together. It all starts with the story. Today I’m sharing one of mine. This episode is the story only. There is a companion episode that will follow this one. It’s my podcasting nerd version of the director’s cut. I’ll break down the production and...
May 26, 2017•12 min•Ep. 77
Elle Roberts and I talk about community engagement, bridging the gap between thinking and doing, and how the insane ideas in the margin of your notebook become actual things.
May 12, 2017•49 min•Ep. 76
The audio version of the blog post I mentioned in BB74. Thanks for subscribing!
Apr 28, 2017•7 min•Ep. 75
The Brassy Broad's Brass Tacks Pod-Class - The FREE DIY course to get you started on your podcasting journey. Podcasting Tutorials Playlist - I'm creating a YouTube library of free podcasting tutorials to help you in your podcasting journey. If you're looking for a podcast producer, have feedback on the episode,or a question about podcasting, email me [email protected] Instagram is my jam. Connect with me there for behind the scenes adventures from a curious podcasting musician. I'm @brassybro...
Apr 28, 2017•6 min•Ep. 74
Jenn Lisak, Founder of Sapphire Strategy, joins me for a conversation around leveraging language, networks, and content to grow your business. The Power of Language Being intentional about the language you use to attract clients Avoiding apologetic language to justify your pricing Using numbers and data to support your proposals Creating conversion paths on your website Creating the Right Content for Your Audience Marketing trends come and go Know your audience 65% of people are visual learners ...
Apr 21, 2017•34 min•Ep. 73
In this episode I share what I've been doing the past couple of months to grow my audience for the podcast, YouTube channel, and social media. Highlights and Takeaways What happened when I shifted the focus of my podcast Producing content consistently to grow your audience Creating my Good Business Behavior Spreadsheet How a series of silly Facebook Live videos created a new revenue stream Growing my YouTube audience Using YouTube cards to drive viewers to my website and free podcasting course C...
Apr 14, 2017•11 min•Ep. 72
Radio producer and podcaster Amy Gastelum chats about producing for radio and podcasting, her experience at the Transom Storytelling Workshop for radio storytelling, and finding time to work on passion projects when you have a job and a family. Highlights and Takeaways You can be more than one thing Amy's experience at the Transom Storytelling Workshop Why she didn't tell anyone she applied for Transom How producing her first story wrecked her emotionally Feeling like you failed your story subje...
Apr 07, 2017•56 min•Ep. 71
Ariel Hyatt, Founder of CyberPR, shares strategies for getting out of our own way to achieve success. Highlights and Takeaways Growing up the daughter of an entrepreneur mother and filmmaker father How dyslexia helped her learn ways to make complicated ideas simple The 3 things that hold us back from success The importance of your Signature Story – what it should and should not include Why you don’t need to jump on the latest social media platform Why your newsletter is critical to your success ...
Mar 31, 2017•44 min•Ep. 70
Laura Shanley, Founder of Periods for Politicians, shares her experience and what she has learned about navigating the waters of social media and activism. Highlights and Takeaways Starting the Periods for Pence Facebook page after becoming disgusted with actions of Indiana's then Governor Mike Pence Answering the question "What gives you the right?" Using humor as a form of protest Who knew there were so many euphemisms for periods? The power of social media to create a movement The community t...
Mar 24, 2017•47 min•Ep. 69
Amy Woodall shares communication strategies to help us get out of our own way, manage expectations with upfront contracts, and handle the drama when it shows up. Amy is making a return visit to the show! You can hear our previous conversation in Episode 28 - How to Not Throat Punch Your Bandmates and other Productive Communication Strategies. We keep on the communication track in this conversation. We relate much of the conversation to a band/artist dynamic, but the truths Amy shares can be appl...
Mar 17, 2017•32 min•Ep. 68
Body language expert Lisa Mitchell shares insight and stories from her own personal experiences about how to create better outcomes with better communication. Lisa Mitchell is the premier Indianapolis-based communications expert specializing in Body Language and Non Verbal Skills training. She also hosts the Shiny Things podcast , where she teaches you how to use the Science of Body Language to figure yourself out a little and decode the people around you. Lisa takes on digital dating, business ...
Mar 10, 2017•1 hr•Ep. 67
Singer-Songwriter Juliette Reilly shares insights into how she has grown her YouTube audience to over 185,000 subscribers as an independent musician. Highlights and Takeaways How she creates engagement with fans through her videos Strategies for growing her audience to 185,000 plus on YouTube Gear and software used to create her YouTube videos Creating cover song videos based on songs that are being searched on YouTube Sharing personal things from your life creates engagement Finding the balance...
Mar 03, 2017•47 min•Ep. 66
The Brassy Broadcast is shifting gears. I share the new show direction, why it's changing, how this benefits you, and the BIG GOAL for 2017!
Mar 03, 2017•7 min•Ep. 65
An overview of topics, guests, and big ideas covered in this season that focused on the art and process of making records.
Dec 26, 2016•9 min•Ep. 64
Kira Small talks about the process of writing and recording her epic breakup record 3 AM , working as a session singer in Nashville, figuring out her own voice as an artist, choosing a producer, and the power of pajamas and manifestation. Warning: We have potty mouths in this episode. Visit kirasmall.com to connect with Kira and check out her blog. How to Get Over a Breakup Flowchart...
Dec 07, 2016•42 min•Ep. 63
Ariel Hyatt is back in this episode to talk about her new book Crowdstart – The Ultimate Guide to a Powerful & Profitable Crowdfunding Campaign. In this episode, Ariel Hyatt takes us on a deep dive into the world of crowdfunding. We talk about getting creative with your rewards, determining a budget, creating strategic partnerships, and leveraging the relationships you’ve nurtured during the crowdfunding process to promote your record. If you missed our previous conversation, go back and che...
Nov 30, 2016•38 min•Ep. 62
In this episode I share some of my favorite podcasts, websites, and courses to help you move forward in your own recording pursuits. I’ve reached that point in the year where I look back on what I’ve accomplished, what I didn’t accomplish, and what I want to create in the coming year. I don’t know if making a record will show up on my list for 2017, but I know I’m moving closer to that goal. I thought this would be a great time to take a pause from interviews and share some of my favorite resour...
Nov 23, 2016•9 min•Ep. 61
I chat with music producer AG about her approach to music production, as well as overcoming some of the issues we face as women in any industry. AG is a triple threat She has been producing, songwriting and engineering music since the age of 15. After graduating from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, AG relocated to Los Angeles and began to make her mark as one of the few female producers in the industry. Her unique blend of diverse musical influences include M83, Peter Gabriel and PJ Harv...
Nov 16, 2016•19 min•Ep. 60
Jennie DeVoe returns to The Brassy Broadcast to talk about making records. In this episode we talk about working with a producer, the pre-production phase, sticking to your vision, and so much more. The last time she was on, she shared so many secrets to her success that I had to break it into two episodes. Go back and listen to those episodes if you missed them. http://brassybroadcast.libsyn.com/11-jennie-devoe-why-you-need-to-learn-the-business-pt-1 http://brassybroadcast.libsyn.com/12-jennie-...
Nov 09, 2016•42 min•Ep. 59
Jen chats with Catharine Wood, owner and producer at Planetwood Productions about working with corporate clients as well as singer-songwriters, what the pre-production phase of recording looks like for her, how she prefers to receive the tracks she is going to mix or master, and tips for prepping to go into the studio. In 2000, she began producing, singing, mixing and writing on projects and, after graduating #1 in her class from Full Sail's Los Angeles Recording School in 2005, added mastering ...
Nov 02, 2016•51 min•Ep. 58
This week I’m chatting with Charlotte Martin. Charlotte is celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the release of her record Stromata. Over the course of her career, Charlotte Martin has recorded both major label and independent releases, performed sold-out shows to audiences around the world and shared stages with the likes of Liz Phair, Pete Yorn, Damien Rice, Jason Mraz, and many others. Her music has been licensed for a plethora of television shows, including “So You Think You Can Dance,” whi...
Oct 26, 2016•48 min•Ep. 57
Lauren Spring, from The Krickets, talks about recording their debut album with Ben Tanner, the magic of Muscle Shoals, and pushing out of her comfort zone. We also totally geek out on our love for the Trio record with Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda Ronstadt, and how it influenced the harmonies of The Krickets. If you don’t have that record, go get at as soon as you finish listening to this episode. Connect with The Krickets and learn more at thekrickets.com...
Oct 19, 2016•56 min•Ep. 56
I’m incredibly excited to kick of Season 2 by sharing this conversation with Tamara Saviano. Tamara has worn many hats over the course of her career, and worked in a variety mediums. The common thread throughout her work has been storytelling. We spend time talking about the process of writing her new book on legendary songwriter Guy Clark. I might have a fan girl moment or two because I want to know what it’s like to be in the studio with Mavis Staples, and how it feels when they call your name...
Oct 12, 2016•38 min•Ep. 55
In this short episode, Jen talks about shifting gears and switching the podcast to a seasonal format. She also shares the theme of the podcast for season 2.
Oct 12, 2016•2 min•Ep. 54
Welcome to my Facebook Live content creation experiment. I created a Facebook post using Facebook Live for the sole purpose of seeing how I could repurpose the content, and see how much engagement I could get out of it. Turning it into a podcast is part of the repurposing. I'm also sharing it on my regular blog page at brassybroad.com . You can visit there for the recap on how this little experiment turned out! Stay tuned for new episodes of the The Brassy Broadcast coming this fall! I'm shootin...
Jul 29, 2016•5 min•Ep. 51
Kat Downs is a Musician, Artist, Teacher, Composer and Performer originally from Green Bay, WI. Now based out of San Francisco, CA, Kat’s current projects include the powerhouse Hard Piano Rock duo, Sit Kitty Sit, and the goth rock band, Saints of Ruin. She is the staff composer for Wily West Productions, does composition work for a wide range of theatrical companies and individual artists, and has an exclusive studio of piano and flute students. You can learn more about Kat at katdowns.com We t...
May 27, 2016•47 min•Ep. 50
Angela Mastrogiacomo talks about networking, how to grow your audience, and PR in the music business. We also talk about the cross country adventure she took by herself and what she learned along the way. Resources and Links Mentioned During the Show Female Entrepreneur Musician Podcast with Rachel Sage L L isten to the Spotify Episode Playlist with some of Angela's favorite artists Muddy Paw PR C Connect with Angela on Twitter Connect with Angela on Instagram...
Apr 25, 2016•35 min•Ep. 49