Rosabelle Eales is the heart and soul behind Overall Management; a completely grassroots, women-run company. Overall is responsible for the rise of incredible artists like gnash, Girl Wilde and Imad Royal. Rosabelle shared how many years of creating good relationships, learning on the fly and building trust opened up the opportunity for her to start the company of her dreams. We discussed how to find work/life balance, how the pandemic challenged her and how she plans to expand her company. Was great to connect with her and learn her story.
This week Geek Girl Riot explores the wondrous realms of epic fantasy with previews of Shadow and Bone and The Nevers.
Episode 215 features Alex from First And Forever! We talk about their new EP ‘Let This Love Lie Dead,’ their debut music video for the title track, getting signed to Adventure Cat Records, wrapping up 9 straight days of recently being in the studio, the energy and movement behind the band + more!
We continue to be inspired by women who are out there changing how things are being done. Tegan and Sara are using their platform and resources to educate others on healthcare in the LGBTQ+ community. And Marci Proietto is heading some of the biggest animated series in history. As we close out Women’s History Month, we wanted to show appreciation for some more women who are encouraging us to be the best versions of ourselves. The Tegan and Sara Foundation and the COVID-19 Vaccine The Tegan and Sara Foundation is joining forces with Entree Health and Survey Monkey to better… Read more »
Geek Girl Riot is back with another trainwrecks extravaganza, before getting into the epic battle of Godzilla vs. Kong.
he title pretty much spells out what this is: God Lizard vs King Gorilla.
Shows featured this week: Pooch Perfect, Godzilla vs. Kong, Creepshow, Worn Stories, Prank Encounters, Manifest, The Serpent, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist
This week the dudes catch up with long time friend Dan Marsala of Story of The Year! The dudes discuss Reaching success but remaining in your home state when buying a home, Dan Leaving Straight Edge behind because he wanted to have fun again drinking and Wanting to start The Fuck Off and Dies because he wanted a stress free band to just have fun with! Also some parenting stuff! Raising girls vs boys – princesses vs tough boys and Kids not fully understanding not going out during the Pandemic.
Plus what’s SOTY up to now and in the near future!
This week we chinwag about the benefits of having a Music Business degree, especially as an artist. Afterward with chat with singer/songwriter MEIA. Born and raised in Cleveland, OH, MEIA knew she wanted music to be part of her life from the beginning. She started singing, writing music and playing instruments ever since she was a little girl. “My mom would tell you I was humming before I was singing and dancing to every beat. My first experience writing a song was when I was 8 years old, lol. It was called “Let it out” and it was about being unafraid to say how you feel. Looking back on the concept and my ability to turn a feeling into art – I am proud of baby MEIA.”. Once she turned 18, she moved to Nashville to attend Belmont University where she studied Music Business and pursued her artist project, MEIA. MEIA grew up loving alternative pop culture. The 90’s baby listened to various artists such as Britney Spears, Rihanna and Avril Lavigne, which have had a huge influence on the music she loves to create. Now residing in Nashville, she writes from personal experience and is unafraid to be raw, emotional, and real. She empowers her fans by turning dark situations into light, especially with her breakup anthems. MEIA is wildly independent, fiercely in touch with her femininity, and wants her fans to be able to escape the world when listening to her songs. MEIA has shared the stage with Why Don’t We, Spencer Sutherland, Eben, Jake Miller, and more.
Today we have Chrissy Teigen’s departure from Twitter, allegations against cereal shrimp guy Jensen Karp, a new trailer for The Suicide Squad, and When We All Vote’s campaign to pass the For The People Act.
