Don’t get knocked up at Coachella. The parent company is apparently donating major cash to organizations with platforms angled against abortion rights.
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Don’t get knocked up at Coachella. The parent company is apparently donating major cash to organizations with platforms angled against abortion rights.
On Today’s Episode It’s a Kenn and Katie day at BDS HQ: the latest on Jada, Coachella news, and Fish Fishkin drops in to play his tunes and a round of Syn-a-Song…Enjoy! The Brett Davern Show is streamed LIVE daily at 10am (eastern) 7am (pacific) on idobi Radio at https://idobi.com. Follow Brett on social media @BDavv, Katie : @KatieLeclerc, the show @BrettDavernShow
This week we chat to Tadia Taylor, an independent Event Producer and Project Manager with a focus in Music Festivals, Experiential Marketing, Corporate Event Production, and Artist Relations. She is also the Director of Programs & Partnerships for Diversify the Stage. Tadia tells us about all these different roles and how they play a huge part in putting some of your favorite festivals together, such as Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, and more. Follow us! Instagram: @babesbehindthebeats Twitter: @babesbehindbeat Facebook: www.facebook.com/babesbehindthebeats Website: www.babesbehindthebeats.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/babesbehindthebeats
This week we chat with Babs Szabo, a co-founder of Emo Nite and Ride or Cry. She tells us about the various jobs she had in the industry before starting Emo Nite, including her experiences at working at Sony Music and CAA, as well as discussing the plans Emo Nite had for their slot at this years Coachella (which was canceled due to COVID).
Babs also tells us about their creative agency, Ride or Cry, which has been keeping them busier than ever this year as shows and events are still on hold.
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Really stoked for you to listen to this because The Dose came in to co-host, Frank Zummo stopped by and Ultra Q called in!
Photographer and pop-culture historian, Steven Meiers AKA Toasty Cakes, tells Eden about growing up in New Mexico with a poster of Carmen Elektra on his wall.
Nick + company discuss The Golden Globes, H&M, and Coachella.
The girls talk style, give critique on The Met Gala, and recap a little bit on their Coachella experiences.
Darrin chats with legendary Goldenvoice promoter Elliot Lefko (Coachella, Stage Coach) .
The guys from Southern California’s Strangers You Know recently stopped by the idobi offices to show us an acoustic rendition of their indie folk pop sound. You can check out their performance of “Four Days” above, and catch “Tied” here!
