Host Bree Noble shares insights on how to create a sustainable career as a woman in the music business. This show includes two different episode formats, solo shows where Bree provides tips and tricks from her own knowledge and experience, and interviews with female musicians and industry pros. These interviews are inspirational and informational and help our audience get a different perspective on the business of music. more

Hosted by Isabel Corp, founder of the feminist music blog A Grrrl's Two Sound Cents, 'Sounding Out with Izzy' invites a wide range of women and queer folks in the music industry to geek out about their favorite records and engage in honest discussions about navigating the music world and how their livelihoods and identities intersect therein. more

gfire presents Interviews and songs with great indie women in music!!featuring podsafe music.

Welcome to conduct(her), a podcast where two sisters are on a mission to amplify women's voices on the podium by interviewing women and women ally mentors, teachers, and conductors in the music world while exploring the gender divide. Check out more resources at www.conducther.com more

Podcast featuring the best new music by Female Indie Artists and Female-Fronted Bands in all genres hand-picked by Bree Noble. Women of Substance Radio has provided a platform for female Indie talent since 2007 and was transitioned into a Podcast in 2014. Each show features 10 - 15 songs and provides interesting tidbits about the artists. more

Main Pod Girl is a pop culture podcast hosted by artist and songwriter AJ Marks, with special guests ranging from popstars, hit songwriters, r/popheads team members, high-profile journalists and music content creators, as we talk about our shared love for pop music. more

She's With The Band, hosted by Tori Kravitz, features weekly interviews with the music industry's greatest female leaders in the rock, metal and alternative worlds. The podcast is amplifying the voices of women on stage, backstage, and in the business. Supporting women's growth and equality in the music industry starts with showcasing those already accomplishing groundbreaking things. The series is exploring their path to success, highlighting their indispensable contributions to music, and sharing their stories and insights into the past and future. more

A show for and by Black women. Celebrating the past, present and future of femme expression in Hip Hop.

The Women in Vinyl Podcast enhances and expands what our mission aims to do: facilitate conversations from the vinyl record industry to educate, demystify, and diversify the vinyl community.Co-hosts:Jenn D'Eugenio - Women in Vinyl founder, avid record collector for over two decades, and sales director at Austin based pressing plant, Gold Rush Vinyl.Robyn Raymond - Red Spade Records owner, currently the sole woman lathe cutter in Canada, and Women in Vinyl executive board member and contributor.The Women in Vinyl Podcast co-hosts, founder Jenn D'Eugenio and contributor Robyn Raymond, share interviews with record labels, pressing plants, cutting engineers, record stores and more to give a look behind the scenes with those working in the vinyl record industry. Including tech talk discussions, to the questions about vinyl you may not know but are too afraid to ask, and everything in-between. The goal being to support overall knowledge base and career development by sharing resources through collaboration and diversity within the vinyl community.Join in and share the love for vinyl with the masses. more

She Creates Noise, the podcast that shines a light on the groundbreaking work that women in the music industry do. Hosted by platinum-selling songwriter/producer and artist development strategist, Sarah Nagourney.  more

Hip-Hop was built by Black women and co-opted by everyone else. We've had enough and we're taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women. We discuss hot topics and celebrate your favorite Black women artists, producers, writers, etc. in the Hip-hop/Rap genre.Follow us on Instagram @wheremygirlsat_thFollow us on Twitter @wheremygirlsat2Email us Wheremygirlsatth@gmail.com more

Jocelyn Hagen shares conversations with composers as a part of Compose Like a Girl, an initiative that amplifies female-identifying composers, helps conductors diversify their concerts, and works toward more equality in music programming and commissioning. more

The only podcast that dares to tackle Tori Amos's extensive catalog. In each episode we will discuss a different tune, in chronological order of release. Join us on this journey, one song at a time! more

Carrie Underwood was born on March 10, 1983, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and grew up on her family's farm in the small town of Checotah. From a young age, Carrie's passion for music was evident. She performed at local events, churches, and talent shows, showcasing a voice that would later captivate millions. Despite her natural talent, Carrie's early ambitions were modest, and she didn't envision herself becoming a global music icon. After graduating as salutatorian from Checotah High School in 2001, she attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where she earned a bachelor's degree in mass communication with an emphasis in journalism in 2006. She had aspirations of a career in broadcasting, but fate had other plans. In 2005, Carrie's life changed forever when she auditioned for the fourth season of 'American Idol.' Her powerful performances and humble demeanor captured the hearts of viewers, and she emerged as the season's winner. Her victory catapulted her into the spotlight, securing her a recording contract and introducing her to the competitive world of country music. Her debut album, 'Some Hearts,' released later that year, became an instant success. Featuring hits like 'Jesus, Take the Wheel' and 'Before He Cheats,' the album was a commercial and critical triumph, earning multi-platinum status and numerous awards. Carrie's unique ability to blend country traditions with pop sensibilities quickly set her apart in the industry. Carrie's subsequent albums solidified her status as one of country music's leading artists. 'Carnival Ride' in 2007 and 'Play On' in 2009 continued her streak of chart-topping hits and showcased her growth as a vocalist and songwriter. By the time 'Blown Away' was released in 2012, Carrie's music had evolved to include more mature themes and sophisticated production, earning her even greater acclaim. She continued to push boundaries with albums like 'Storyteller' in 2015, 'Cry Pretty' in 2018, and her Christmas album 'My Gift' in 2020. In 2021, she released 'My Savior,' a gospel album that paid homage to her faith and earned her another Grammy Award. Her most recent album, 'Denim & Rhinestones,' released in 2022, embraced a playful and vibrant tone, blending her country roots with pop influences. Throughout her career, Carrie has been recognized with numerous accolades. She has won eight Grammy Awards, 16 Academy of Country Music Awards, 25 CMT Music Awards, and 17 American Music Awards. In 2008, she was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, an honor reserved for country music's most esteemed performers. Ten years later, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, cementing her legacy as a cross-genre icon. Beyond her music, Carrie has ventured into various entrepreneurial and creative endeavors. In 2015, she launched CALIA by Carrie Underwood, a fitness and lifestyle brand that has become a popular choice for activewear enthusiasts. She also authored the New York Times bestseller 'Find Your Path,' where she shared her approach to fitness and wellness. In 2020, she expanded her reach with the launch of fit52, a fitness app designed to promote healthy living. Her business ventures reflect her dedication to inspiring others to lead balanced and fulfilling lives. Carrie's personal life has been as remarkable as her career. In 2010, she married Mike Fisher, a former professional hockey player. The couple has two sons, Isaiah Michael Fisher, born in 2015, and Jacob Bryan Fisher, born in 2019. Carrie has been open about the challenges she faced in building her family, including experiencing multiple miscarriages before Jacob's birth. These personal struggles deeply influenced her album 'Cry Pretty,' showcasing her ability to turn adversity into art. Her family remains a cornerstone of her life, and she frequently shares glimpses of their adventures on social media, endearing her even more to her fans. Carrie has also taken her talents to the stage in ways beyond music. She has performed as Maria von Trapp in the live television production of 'The Sound of Music' and has consistently delivered powerhouse performances at major events, including the Super Bowl and various award shows. Her ability to captivate audiences across different platforms has further cemented her status as an entertainment powerhouse. In January 2025, Carrie made headlines when she announced her participation in President Donald Trump's second inauguration, where she is set to perform 'America the Beautiful.' The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with some fans questioning her choice and others applauding her for staying true to her beliefs. This move underscores Carrie's willingness to take bold stands, even when they invite controversy. She has also been announced as a new judge on 'American Idol,' bringing her career full circle by returning to the show that launched her to fame. Fans are excited to see her mentor aspiring artists and share her wealth of experience. As an artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Carrie Underwood continues to evolve and inspire. Her story is one of resilience, determination, and unwavering faith. She has navigated the pressures of fame with grace, using her platform to uplift others and remain authentic to her roots. Her journey from a small-town farm in Oklahoma to international superstardom is a testament to her talent and work ethic. Whether she's on stage, in the recording studio, or spending time with her family, Carrie embodies the values of humility, passion, and perseverance. With a career that shows no signs of slowing down, Carrie Underwood remains a beloved figure in the world of music and beyond. Carrie Underwood was born on March 10, 1983, in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Her childhood in Checotah revolved around her family's farm, where she developed her love for music. From the beginning, it was clear that Carrie possessed a rare talent. Her parents encouraged her musical pursuits, and she performed frequently in her community, whether at church gatherings, school functions, or local festivals. These early performances helped her develop the confidence and stage presence that would later make her a star. She graduated from Checotah High School as salutatorian, demonstrating her strong academic ability alongside her artistic talents. Carrie's initial plan was far from the life of a performer. After high school, she enrolled at Northeastern State University to study mass communication, envisioning a future in journalism or broadcasting. During her college years, however, she never strayed far from music, continuing to sing in various settings. Her life took a dramatic turn in 2005 when she decided to audition for 'American Idol.' Her decision was a leap of faith, but it was one that paid off in ways she could never have imagined. Her audition immediately caught the judges' attention, and as the competition progressed, it became clear that she was a fan favorite. Winning 'American Idol' was just the beginning. Carrie's debut single, 'Inside Your Heaven,' debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, a rare feat for a new artist. Her first album, 'Some Hearts,' was released shortly after and became the fastest-selling debut country album in Nielsen SoundScan history. It featured tracks that became anthems for fans around the world. 'Jesus, Take the Wheel' showcased her deep connection to her faith, while 'Before He Cheats' demonstrated her ability to deliver powerful, emotionally charged performances. The album's success established Carrie as a force to be reckoned with in country music and beyond. Her subsequent albums built on this success, each one expanding her reach and influence. 'Carnival Ride' showcased a more polished and confident Carrie, while 'Play On' highlighted her growing range as a vocalist and songwriter. With 'Blown Away,' Carrie tackled darker and more complex themes, earning critical acclaim for her artistic evolution. 'Storyteller' and 'Cry Pretty' continued this trend, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and innovative artist. Meanwhile, her Christmas and gospel albums allowed her to explore new facets of her artistry, connecting with fans in deeply personal and spiritual ways. Carrie's live performances have become legendary. From headlining tours to unforgettable award show appearances, she has a remarkable ability to connect with audiences. Her stage presence is a blend of charisma, vocal power, and genuine warmth, making every performance memorable. Beyond the stage, her entrepreneurial efforts have further diversified her career. CALIA by Carrie Underwood has become a leading brand in the activewear market, reflecting her personal commitment to health and fitness. Her book and fitness app extend this mission, encouraging fans to pursue their own wellness journeys. Her role as a wife and mother is equally central to her identity. Carrie often speaks about the importance of her family and the balance she strives to maintain between her professional and personal lives. Her marriage to Mike Fisher has been a source of inspiration for many, and their shared faith is a cornerstone of their relationship. Carrie's openness about her struggles with pregnancy loss has resonated deeply with fans, highlighting her authenticity and courage. As she continues to navigate her career, Carrie remains grounded in her values. Her decision to perform at Donald Trump's inauguration reflects her commitment to standing by her convictions, even when they spark debate. Her return to 'American Idol' as a judge is another milestone, allowing her to give back to the show that launched her career. Through it all, Carrie Underwood remains a symbol of perseverance, grace, and unshakable faith. Her story is far from over, and her impact on music, culture, and her fans continues to grow. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to 'Hear What Matters' more

Join Shawna Potter as she takes a deep dive into the lyrics and politics of her band War On Women and other artists you love. She'll chat with bandmates, interview experts and activists on relevant social justice issues, and share the inspirations and stories behind the songs. This pod is for fans of the band, as well as folks interested in feminism, politics, punk, music composition, writing, and more.Premiered December 9, 2020.Find all episode transcripts and important links here: https://shawnapotter.com/#/but-her-lyrics-podcast/(photo: Justin Borucki) more

Early Life and Roots of a Legend Mariah Carey, one of the most iconic voices in modern music, was born on March 27, 1969, in Huntington, New York. Her journey to becoming a global superstar was shaped by her early experiences, a mix of challenges and inspirations that would later fuel her incredible career. Born to a white Irish-American mother, Patricia, a former opera singer and vocal coach, and an African-American and Afro-Venezuelan father, Alfred Roy Carey, an aeronautical engineer, Mariah grew up in a racially mixed family. This diverse heritage would deeply influence her music, imbuing it with a unique blend of cultural richness. Mariah's early life was far from easy. Her parents divorced when she was just three years old, and she was raised primarily by her mother. The young Mariah often felt like an outsider, struggling with her mixed-race identity in a predominantly white community. Despite these challenges, she found solace in music, a passion nurtured by her mother. Patricia recognized Mariah's extraordinary vocal talent early on and provided her with the foundation in music that would later prove invaluable. The Rise to Stardom Mariah's big break came in the late 1980s after moving to New York City, where she worked various jobs while trying to break into the music industry. It was at a party in 1988 that Mariah's life would change forever. She handed her demo tape to Tommy Mottola, the head of Columbia Records, who was instantly captivated by her voice. Mottola tracked her down after the party, and soon after, Mariah signed her first record deal. In 1990, Mariah released her self-titled debut album, Mariah Carey. The album was an instant success, producing four number-one singles: 'Vision of Love,' 'Love Takes Time,' 'Someday,' and 'I Don't Wanna Cry.' This achievement made Mariah the first artist since The Jackson 5 to have their first four singles reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Her vocal range, characterized by her famous whistle register, and her ability to effortlessly blend pop, R&B, and soul, set her apart from her peers. The 1990s: A Decade of Dominance The 1990s were undoubtedly Mariah Carey's decade. Her second album, Emotions (1991), continued her success, with the title track becoming another chart-topping hit. However, it was her third album, Music Box (1993), that solidified her status as a pop icon. The album featured the hit singles 'Dreamlover' and 'Hero,' both of which became anthems of the decade. Music Box became one of the best-selling albums of all time, with sales exceeding 28 million copies worldwide. Mariah's success continued with Merry Christmas (1994), which included the now-classic holiday hit 'All I Want for Christmas Is You.' The song has since become a staple of holiday music, breaking records and topping charts year after year. In 1995, Mariah released Daydream, an album that showcased her continued evolution as an artist. The album's lead single, 'Fantasy,' debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making Mariah the first female artist to achieve this feat. The album also included 'One Sweet Day,' a duet with Boyz II Men, which set a record by staying at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 16 weeks—a record that stood for over two decades. Challenges and Resilience Despite her professional success, Mariah's personal life was marked by significant challenges. Her marriage to Tommy Mottola in 1993, when she was just 23 and he was 44, became increasingly difficult. The relationship was often described as controlling, with Mariah later revealing that she felt trapped in the marriage. The couple divorced in 1998, and Mariah used the experience as fuel for her music, with her subsequent work reflecting her newfound freedom and independence. The late 1990s and early 2000s saw Mariah facing a series of professional and personal setbacks. Her 2001 film Glitter and its accompanying soundtrack were both critical and commercial failures, leading to a much-publicized more

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A new music podcast from writer, researcher & producer Sophie Abramowitz, artist & musician Sarah Bachman, and folklorist, writer & SPINSTER co-owner Emily Hilliard. The tongue-in-cheek name is inspired by the phenomenon of women folk musicians of the 20th-21st centuries being dubbed, for better or worse (usually worse), 'the female Bob Dylan.' This is a podcast about gender & genre, singer-songwriters, the idea of tradition, and what we need to do to find Connie Converse (according to ChatGPT). Join us as we hang out, talk a little trash, and reassess the women of the folk scene. more

Welcome to MORE THAN A MUSE, a weekly podcast where we explore the lives of women artists, musicians, writers, sculptors, and more. Join Stauney (a graphic designer) and Sadie (a singer-songwriter) EVERY MONDAY as we reframe art history and pop culture with feminism, empowering women to be educated, unapologetically angry, and champion those whom history has forgotten. Through in-depth historical discussions and pop culture chats, we spotlight unsung heroines, all while challenging the status quo. It's time to remember every woman artist as 'More Than A Muse'. more

Herizon Music: The Podcast features interviews with trailblazers and rising stars in the music industry. Whether on stage, behind the scenes, or on air, Herizon Music introduces you to the women who are defining the music industry and the issues that affect them. Each episode is entertaining, inspiring, and relatable. Join our band of dreamers, rule breakers, and rock stars today! Hosted by Thea Wood. Subscribe to our newsletter at HerizonMusic.com. www.herizonmusic.com more

Get ready for Baddies & Music, the podcast where Ahna Mac brings the heat on all things music, culture, and unapologetic confidence. Each episode, Ahna sits down with rising stars, industry insiders, and fellow 'baddies' to talk about the hustle, the grind, and the art of making it in the music world. Expect raw conversations, powerful stories, and a celebration of the women making waves in the industry. Whether you're an aspiring artist or just love hearing the real talk behind the beats, this podcast is for you. Tune in and get inspired! more

Rock and heavy metal album reviews, Milwaukee events, interviews with local and touring musicians.

A podcast featuring women artists of the Local 518. A brief profile and a song.

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Maggie Rose invites the listener into her world as an independent artist in the world of music. Maggie hosts candid conversations with her female musical heroes about their lives in and out of music who are challenging the status quo and changing the game for those coming up behind them. Guests include icons like Heart's Nancy Wilson, Halestorm's Lzzy Hale, Martina McBride, Melissa Etheridge, Indigo Girls' Amy Ray, Ani DiFranco, Yola, Allison Russell, Ashley McBryde and more. Season 4 brings the listener into the room as episodes are recorded in front of a live audience. Upcoming guests include Grace Bowers, Emily Ann Roberts, Sunny Sweeney, Brittney Spencer, Molly Tuttle, and more.Hailed for her 'powerhouse vocals' by People Magazine, singer-songwriter Maggie Rose was nominated for a Best Americana Album Grammy for her widely acclaimed album No One Gets Out Alive. Rolling Stone named it one of the best albums of 2024 so far, raving it's 'dazzling' and 'cathartic.' Billboard added it's 'superb' and American Songwriter said it's 'moving' and 'triumphant.'  more

In this podcast, hosts Juliet Fromholt and Jocelyn Robinson will share gems from WYSO's extensive archive, featuring the work of women musicians, and women radio hosts and presenters in different stages of the station's history. The podcast series will celebrate women's voices past and present, and look at the role those voices were given in the local and national music scenes with a critical lens. more

Take a deep dive into the real-world impact of music and pop culture in our daily lives. Co-hosts Sara Feigin and Jenna Million set out to make a difference in the way fans and consumers understand and engage with celebrities, the media, and online discourse. Also find exclusive interviews with rising artists about the challenges they face in today's society. For detailed show notes on each episode, visit name3songs.com.This is a music commentary podcast based on in-depth research and the personal opinions of the hosts. more

The RAP GODDESS Podcast interviews the most in-demand iconic female MC's in Hip-Hop culture. Every interview reflects the raw energy and spirit of Hip-Hop music. more

The most influential woman in country music you've never heard of.

Celebrated American composer Joan Tower presents a daily series of podcasts for WMHT-FM presenting her choice of 31 women composers through history for the 31 days of March. more

Support Women DJs podcast is a dynamic podcast amplifying the voices of women DJs and producers in electronic dance music. Hosted by Rach Brosman, founder of Support Women DJs, each episode features intimate conversations with leading women DJs & artists, sharing their struggles, successes, and insights into the industry. From navigating gender biases, to overcoming challenges in production and performance, these discussions empower listeners with honest lessons and inspiration.The podcast also explores the historical significance of women in EDM, highlighting their pioneering contributions and ongoing efforts for gender equality and pay transparency. Join the conversation and discover the vibrant world of women in electronic music. We believe more diversity on the stage equals more fun on the dancefloor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Jess Bowen and Bowie Jane interview females working in the music industry both behind the scenes and on stage. Being a touring drummer and DJ singer songwriter respectively, Jess and Bowie uncover the journeys and background of super successful females in the music industry.Guests include Amanda Davis (Janelle Monae), Eva Gardner (Pink), Inaya Day (Mousse T), Cassadee Pope, Esjay Jones (Krewella), Patty Anne Miller (Beyoncé), Chrissy Costanza, Kiiara, Mandy (Misterwives), Valerie Morehouse (5sos), Tessa Violet, Tatiana de Maria, Mona Tavakoli (Jason Mraz), Babs (Emo nite), Rae Harvey (the Living End), Karina Depiano (Troy Sivan), Rebecca Black, Kay Hanley (Letters to Cleo), Christy McDonald (Robin Schultz), Vicky Hamilton (Guns n Roses), Emily Shackleton (Carly Pearce, Mickey Guyton) and the list goes on. more

Women in the music industry/self-awareness/growth/booze and everything in between! Follow link for guest book and podcast recommendations: https://linktr.ee/terynituppodcast more

A podcast about women in the music industry. Talking about sexism and playing music by bands you need to listen to. Each episode features music by 2 artists or bands.to be a part of this series contact rebelheartspodcast@gmail.com more

The Women in Hip Hop w/ Jazzie Belle podcast is a catalyst for discussing the importance of amplifying women's voices and encouraging young girls to be both self-sufficient and confident through the lens of hip hop.Jazzie Belle sits down with industry insiders on the behind-the-scenes dealings on what it's like being a boss queen in a male dominated industry. Previous guests include rappers such as Roxanne Shante, Rapsody, Latto, Gangsta Boo, multi platinum R&B superstar Faith Evans and 'The Queen of all Media' Wendy Williams.Listen to Women in Hip Hop with Jazzie Belle wherever you get your podcast. Follow @jazziebelletv and @womeninhiphop more

Introducing ViviTalks, a podcast hosted by Dutch New York-based musician Vivienne Aerts. Join us as we celebrate 100 talented female musicians from Vivienne's latest album 'Typuhthâng,' with a mission to empower female cacao farmers in the Virunga State Park of Congo and contribute to rainforest restoration. We delve into the musical journeys, creative processes, and unique perspectives of these talented women, seeking to bring greater balance to the music industry. Let's amplify the voices of remarkable women in music and stay tuned for inspiring stories and meaningful dialogues on ViviTalks. more

'Female Popstars' is a celebration of the powerful women who dominate the pop music scene. Each episode highlights the talent, creativity, and resilience of female artists, from trailblazers to rising stars. Join us as we explore their stories, challenges, and triumphs in an industry often dominated by men.Through insightful discussions and music analysis, we amplify the voices of these incredible women, showcasing their contributions and the impact they have on culture and society. Tune in to empower, inspire, and revel in the brilliance of female popstars who are changing the game and rede more

Join your cohosts as they talk about real life and real women in music. Every Friday, sit back and join the conversation as we interview women from all different areas in classical music. We will also talk about our lives and topics that affect us every day. HERo Talk is like talking to your friends at the bar or coffee shop. We hope to have you join us! more

The WomenUP Project Podcast elevates women in music, helping make their voices heard while educating, empowering, and supporting one another. From established industry leaders, music professionals, and artists to inspiring students and emerging talent, each episode inspires resilience through the shared challenges and adversity experienced on the journey toward shattering glass ceilings. It's time to WomenUP! more